African Safari, Hotels, Flights & Car Rentals: Africa Point

(Please note the rates below are in US$)
From	To	Rate Per Person	Single Room Supplement
02-Jan-2009	31-Jan-2009	US$ 1080	US$ 270
01-Feb-2009	28-Feb-2009	US$ 1150	US$ 303
01-Mar-2009	24-Mar-2009	US$ 1150	US$ 303
01-Nov-2009	23-Dec-2009	US$ 1150	US$ 303
24-Dec-2009	01-Jan-2010	US$ 1288	US$ 334

 

Remarks:
Note:
Rates are based on full board accommodation and are inclusive of taxes and charges. Rates include non - motorized water sports and boat transfers from Manda Island. A chilled bottle of white wine will be offered on arrival for honeymooners.

Includes:
-Transfer to Airport/Airstrip at Nairobi and Lamu
- Nairobi- Lamu return flight
- Accommodation and meals at Lamu as indicated above
- Government taxes
-Insurance Cover Excludes:
- Extras - tips, drinks, or any other personal expenses

Features:
The Lamu museum
Lamu -a town, an island and an archipelago

This tour takes you to Lamu -a town, an island and an archipelago. Lamu has an ambiance of medieval romance that attracts those who are offended by the burdens of our modern existence. It has in recent years found favour with the international glitterati. Life in the island goes on almost like it did in the 14th century when the settlement was founded. The Lamu museum is on the waterfront, occupying a house once occupied by Jack Haggard, Queen Victoria?s consul in this then important outpost. This museum is a small gem, housing a collection of Swahili artifacts, jewelry and crafts unequaled anywhere else. Your stay is in a top rated hideaway- the Kipungani Bay Beach Resort.

Day 1: NAIROBI - LAMU
1200 hrs- you transfer to Wilson Airport, Nairobi for your flight to Lamu. The flight departs at 1315 hrs and lands at Lamu at 1500 hrs. On arrival you will be met and transferred by boat to the Kipungani Bay Beach Hotel on Lamu Island.

Kipungani Bay Hotel with its traditional thatched-roof villas reflects the unique heritage and diversity of the multi- cultural island. Accommodation is in 15 well-spaced beach cottages. The walls and floors are made of local palm leaves called ?Mikeka?. Each room has a king size bed, ceiling fan and a verandah facing the ocean. Dinning at Kipungani offers giant crab claw platters of seafood and fish. Meals and drinks are served in the privacy of your verandah.

Dinner and overnight at Kipungani Bay Beach Hotel

Day 2: LAMU
You spend the full day at Lamu.

Lamu is a town, an island and an archipelago. The archipelago is a chain of seven islands and a multitude of islets, separated from the main land at its narrowest part by a channel just a few meters wide. The town has an ambiance of medieval romance that attracts those who are offended by the burdens of our modern existence. It has in recent years found favour with the international glitterati. Life in the island goes on almost like it did in the 14th century when the settlement was founded. The Lamu museum is on the waterfront, occupying a house once occupied by Jack Haggard, Queen Victoria?s consul in this then important outpost. This museum is a small gem, housing a collection of Swahili artifacts, jewelry and crafts unequalled anywhere else.

Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner and overnight at Kipungani Bay Beach Hotel

Day 3: NAIROBI
After breakfast, you spend the morning at leisure followed by lunch at the hotel. At 1430 hrs, you will be transferred to the airstrip for your flight to Nairobi departing at 1600 hrs. You land in Nairobi at 1745 hrs after which you are transferred to your Nairobi hotel.