Diani: Kaya Coastal Culture Walk

Diani: Kaya Coastal Culture Walk

By Coral Spirit Aquaventures

Free cancellation available

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Free cancellation available
2h
Mobile voucher
Instant confirmation
Selective hotel pickup

Overview

You get a personalised experience about the culture of the people
Experienced and local guide with knowldge about the area
All-inclusive (Pickup and drop off, Guided tour, Refreshments and Water)

Activity location

- Diani Beach
- Diani, Kwale County, Kenya

Meeting/Redemption Point

- Diani Beach
- Diani, Kwale County, Kenya

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Diani: Kaya Coastal Culture Walk

2h
English

Travellers

Language options: English

Starting time: 9:00

Price details

฿1,629.10 x 2 Adults฿3,258.20

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What's included, what's not

Transport to and from
Guided tour
Refreshments (Soft drink/Madafu)
Bottled water
Entrance Fees
Cultural dance
Service charge

Know before you book

Not allowed: Alcohol and drugs, Bare feet, Making noise, Nudity, Open-toed shoes, Ripped clothing, See-through clothing, Short skirts, Sleeveless shirts, Smoking, Tight clothing
Not suitable for: People with back problems, Pregnant women, Wheelchair users

What you can expect

The day begins from Diani Beach to the Kaya forest. Departure to the Kaya forest can be in the morning at 10.00am or in the afternoons at 3.00pm.
You can either choose to do this tour by bicycle (about 10 km of cycling) distance from most of the hotels or use a vehicle.
The driver will pick you up from the hotel or villa and drive you to the entrance for the Kaya.
The guide takes over and you will have a guided tour of the forest for the next 2 hours.
If you are interested in a traditional dance, we can pre-book one for you just after the walk. (Please note that this is at an extra cost)
Afterwards, you are then taken back to your hotel.
Please note that proceeds from this trip helps the community in schools and the village hospital. This is a good trip to learn about the coastal communities and acquire knowledge about the culture of the local Digo tribe.