Start your day with a pickup from your hotel and head to the Gede Ruins, the remains of a sophisticated 12th-century Swahili town located in the Arabuko-Sokoke Forest near Watamu, Kenya. Once a wealthy trading hub with global links to India and China, the city was mysteriously abandoned in the 17th century. Visit the museum and snake park to learn more about the area.

Next, visit Hell’s Kitchen Marafa, a breathtaking natural wonder in Kenya’s ecologically significant Dakatcha Woodland. Renowned for its vibrant sandstone formations, stunning sunsets, and rich Mijikenda cultural heritage, Hell's Kitchen is one of the many attractions Dakatcha Woodland has to offer for nature lovers, adventure seekers, and cultural enthusiasts.

Take a 1- to 2-hour tour through the stunning sandstone formations, where you’ll discover vibrant colors, unique geology, and the rich cultural heritage of this natural wonder. Along the way, capture breathtaking photos and videos while your guide shares fascinating stories about the area’s history, local traditions, and conservation efforts.

Then, proceed to the Mambrui Sand Dunes and enjoy a quad bike ride. These vast, wind-sculpted golden dunes offer a unique “desert-meets-ocean” landscape where the sand ridges, some reaching over 100 feet, sit directly alongside the Indian Ocean. Ride the quad bikes and enjoy the desert experience.

Finally, visit the Vasco da Gama Pillar, a historical monument that was erected by Portuguese explorers. It signifies a landmark for the Portuguese presence on the Kenyan coast. After all the tours, head back to your hotel.