Ecotourism Tours at the Kenya Coast

Ecotourism in Mombasa, Eco tourism Adventures in Kenya

Eco-tourism is fairly well developed on the kenyan coast with the Bamburi Nature Trail (now called Haller's Park) leading the way. This park is a showcase of the reclamation of land from a cement quarry which has been transformed into a forest and park hosting a large variety of smaller wildlife including crocodiles, antelopes and other game.

Your visit to the Kenya coastline overlooking the azure waters of the Indian Ocean would not be complete withoDancing with localsut a trip to the crocodile farm in the north of Mombasa, the falconry farm in Malindi, a visit to a sisal farm or a cashew nut farm and to top it all is a trip to the Arabuko Sokoke Forest - one of the last of its kind in Africa. The Arabuko Sokoke is home to a number of species of birds, orchids and other botanical species that are endangered. Included in this category is the Scopes Owl which is only to be found in this part of the world.

Hana Safaris Adventure tailors these eco-tourism trips to individual group specifications. We common include some cultural immersions which take the clientele into the african villages to interact with the villagers even as the clients learn about the way of life among the villagers.

These trips would not be complete without a wildlife safari so we undertake these to the nearby Shimba Hills National Park, Tsavo National Park and for the more adventurous we proceed further afield to Masai Mara Game Park. For those who wish to relax after these eco-tourism specials there is the whole of the East African coastline open to them with its white sands, its water sports and its excellent accommodation.