Dolphins swimming near a wooden tourist boat in the open ocean

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Wasini Village & Coral Gardens

The western edge of Wasini Island is the main entry point for visitors. It offers a look at traditional Swahili culture and ancient coral formations.

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There are no cars or roads here. You explore the coral-stone houses and communal cisterns strictly on foot.

Most tours stop here after a morning in the marine park. You will usually eat lunch by the water before walking through the village.

Underwater view of striped fish swimming around coral reef and sea urchins

Wasini Women's Group Boardwalk

30-45 minsKES 200

Walk on a raised wooden path through ancient fossilized coral formations and a mangrove forest. The entry fee costs approximately KES 200. This money directly supports local community projects.

White sand beach meeting bright blue water with dhow and boats

Wasini Village

1 hourPedestrian only

This traditional Swahili fishing settlement has no roads or cars. You walk past coral-stone houses and communal cisterns. Respect local Islamic customs by dressing modestly and covering your shoulders and knees.

Snorkeler swimming close to dolphins underwater in clear blue ocean

Swahili Seafood Restaurants

1-2 hoursLunch included in tours

These rustic, open-air eateries sit right on the water's edge. They serve traditional dishes like crab, fish, and coconut rice. Full-day dhow tour packages usually include this meal.