5/5 Vincent L. 3 months ago on Google • 67 reviews New
...
Dhow
Wow!!!
...
Our
dhow
is
called
MV
Rafiki.
The
monsoon
winds
gather
and
puff
us
towards
Kisite
Mpunguti.
We
had
started
off
from
the
Shimoni
jetty.
Captain
Mohammed
offers a
"Bismillah"
and
a
lovely
smile
before
we
embark.
The
Kisite
Marine
Park
was
established
to
protect
the
scenic
islands
and
special
habitats
of
a
wide
range
of
endemic
marine
animals
and
breeding
migratory
birds.
It
lies
in
the
coral
gardens
south
of
Wasini
Island
and
encompasses
three
small
coral
rag
forest
islands,
each
with
considerable
areas
of
fringing
reef.
Kisite
is
one
of
the
most
rewarding
snorkelling
locations
at
the
coast.
Visitors
can
also
enjoy
bird
watching,
diving
and
of
course,
sunbathing.
At
Kisite
we
pour
ourselves
off
MV
Rafiki
into
warm,
clear,
clean
water.
Some
of
us
hangout
at
the
sandbar
right
after
spotting
some
dolphins
while
some
snorkel
onto
the
reef,
where
marine
life
-
zebra
fish,
flecked
lobster,
speckled
crabs,
fish
the
colour
of
canaries
and
fish
with
plumped-up
lips
like
the
ladies
at
Shella
-
all
busily
ignore
us.
Moha's
boys
back
at
Wasini
island
have
cooked
lunch
on
the
beach. We
voyage
back
to
Shimoni
the
mainland
after
lunch
at
Wasini
with
Moha
and
his
boys
entertaining
us
with
some
"live
music."
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