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Peponi Hotel Lamu

Box 24 Lamu, Kenya

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I owe this day to the Greeks

A travel blog entry by maclaren

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... after confessing to still being drunk, last night they went to bed after me but still made it on time.

So by 1:30pm we were out on the open waters between Manda and Lamu enjoying the fine weather and wonderful water. We sailed over to the remote beaches of Manda and enjoyed long walks and swims whilst the crew (an excellent bunch of local lads from the floating bar) cooked up a barbecue feast on the ...

The Coast

A travel blog entry by samdendy

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... guys on a boat when we were swimming at Shella and they said they could do a bonfire for 300 each which was a really good price. We were taken to Manda Beach which is an island just across from Lamu and has a much bigger beach. It just so happened to be a full moon that night so it was perfect timing. They set up a bonfire and we played a few drinking games... it was pretty chilled but not overly exciting. A few of us went for a bit of a walk along the beach. We saw a few ...

A little slice of paradise on the Kenyan coast

A travel blog entry by julesandjen

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... Shela which is pretty intense in the heat but still very pleasant due to the beautiful scenery en route. We have to dodge at least 20 donkey on the walk - the main means of transporting anything and everything on the small island, most of them also wander free after a hard day’s work. The town is very old and we are shown all of the sights.














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Lamu Island

A travel blog entry by didonis

... the island there is virtually no crime. And in fact everybody here moves at a slow pace and is super nice. Even if there are no lights at night, and the fancy mini-roads are very intricate, it's a pleasure to stroll around on your way to a little restaurant and meet people. Old town is also quite small. ...

My time in Kimori

A travel blog entry by marrakeshtocape

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... place just a few days before, though if I'd remembered at the time that I'd found World Corps through a website called Ecoteer, which checks that organisations are genuine before they can join, my mind would have been put at rest.

Leonard actually went with me the whole way to Kimori. We first caught a matatu to Nakuru and, from there, caught one to Kericho (which ended up being a very squashed and uncomfortable two hours as I was trapped amongst bags, boxes and people). ...

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