From the white shores of the Indian Ocean to the wild savannah.

Combine days by the sea with a safari in Tsavo East National Park: red earth, open spaces and the possibility of seeing elephants, giraffes, zebras and many other animals in their natural habitat.

A safari can be arranged for one or more days, including overnight stays in a lodge, for a memorable encounter with Kenya’s wild landscapes.

Garoda Beach draws you in with white sand, turquoise water and long walks along the shore. Discover Watamu’s other beaches and the evocative Seven Islands, whose landscape changes continuously with the tides.

Clear water, coral reef and a remarkable variety of marine life make Watamu Marine National Park a rewarding stop for anyone who loves the sea, snorkelling and nature.

A peaceful place of mangroves and calm water, explored by boat or kayak. Sunset is especially memorable, when the sky and water fill with colour.

The Gede Ruins preserve an ancient Swahili city immersed in vegetation.

Arabuko Sokoke Forest is rich in biodiversity and rare species, offering another side of the Kenyan coast.

Marafa, also known as Hell’s Kitchen, is a spectacular canyon of intensely coloured rock, especially striking at sunset.

Excursions and safaris are managed by independent local operators. On request, Giovanna and Germano can introduce you to Roberto, an Italian-speaking local tour operator who can help you choose the right experience. The programme, terms, costs and payments are agreed directly with Roberto.

Before your stay, Giovanna and Germano will send updated directions. Look for the “Maisha Resort” entrance sign: GeGi House is in Residenza Maisha, inside Rafiki Tamu Resort.

Watamu Mall is about five minutes away on foot, with a supermarket, bar, pharmacy, bank, medical clinic and other useful services. Local beaches and Watamu town are easily reached by tuk-tuk or bajaji.

A smile, a “Jambo!” and an “Uko aje leo?” are a warm way to settle into the rhythm of Kenya.