Embark on a life-changing journey along Kenya’s stunning coastline, where every moment blends adventure with purpose. From the vibrant streets of Mombasa to the historic treasures of Malindi and the serene beaches of Kilifi, this trip is more than a getaway—it’s an opportunity to make a real difference.

Highlights That Define the Quest

• Start Your Journey South: Begin with a scenic drive from Nairobi to Mombasa, experiencing Kenya’s vibrant landscapes and local culture as you travel south to the coast.
• Leave a Lasting Legacy: Plant fruit trees at a primary school, creating sustainable resources that provide nutrition, shade, and hope for the future. Your actions will support community growth and leave an enduring impact.
• Dive into Kenya’s Heritage: Step into history with visits to the ancient Gede Ruins, the solemn Shimoni Slave Caves, the sacred Kaya Kinondo Forest, and the UNESCO-listed Fort Jesus in Mombasa. Each site tells stories of resilience, culture, and the richness of
  Kenya’s past.
• Unforgettable Marine Adventure in Wasini: Set sail to spot dolphins around Wasini Island, snorkel in colorful coral reefs, explore Wasini’s unique coral gardens and mangroves, and experience the warmth of Swahili culture with a village tour and fresh seafood lunch by the beach.
• Explore Malindi’s Natural and Cultural Wonders: Marvel at the colorful sandstone formations of Marafa-Hell’s Kitchen, visit the historic Vasco da Gama Pillar, stroll through the lush Arabuko-Sokoke Forest, and tour the Malindi Museum to discover the region’s fascinating trade and cultural history.
• Immerse in Watamu’s Marine and Ecological Treasures: Snorkel in the coral-rich Watamu Marine National Park, canoe through the peaceful mangroves of Mida Creek, explore the ancient Gede Ruins, and gain insight into local wildlife at the Bio-Ken Snake Farm.
• Sail and Reflect on Kilifi’s Coastline: Experience a traditional dhow cruise along Kilifi’s coastline, ending your day with a breathtaking sunset over the Indian Ocean—a serene and unforgettable moment of reflection.
• Forge Lifelong Connections: From shared meals and meaningful conversations to community engagement, you’ll build genuine friendships that bridge cultures and enrich your perspective on life.
• Find Peace and Renewal: Drift along Kenya’s stunning coast, taking in vibrant sunsets and quiet moments that offer peace, clarity, and inspiration for personal transformation.

What to Carry:

Essentials for Comfort and Convenience

• Valid Passport and IDs: Required for identification and travel.
• Travel Itinerary and Tickets: Keep printed and digital copies for easy reference.
• Cash and Cards: Small denominations for tips, local markets, and incidental expenses.
• Backpack/Daypack: For carrying essentials during daily excursions.
• Reusable Water Bottle: Stay hydrated and eco-conscious.

Clothing and Footwear

• Light, Breathable Clothing: Comfortable outfits for warm coastal weather (shorts, T-shirts, dresses).
• Swimwear: For snorkeling, dhow rides, and beach visits.
• Sunhat and Sunglasses: Protect yourself from the sun.
• Comfortable Walking Shoes: Ideal for exploring ruins, forests, and villages.
• Sandals/Flip-Flops: Easy to wear for beach and casual settings.
• Light Jacket or Sweater: For cool mornings or evenings, especially during dhow rides.
• Rain Poncho or Light Raincoat: In case of unexpected rain.

Toiletries and Personal Care

• Sunscreen (SPF 30+): A must for long hours in the sun.
• Bug Spray or Insect Repellent: Essential for areas like mangroves and forests.
• Travel Towel: Quick-dry and compact.
• Personal Hygiene Items: Toothbrush, toothpaste, deodorant, and sanitary products.
• Basic First Aid Kit: Pain relievers, motion sickness tablets, adhesive bandages, and antiseptic cream.

Electronicas and Gadgets

• Smartphone/Camera: For capturing memories (don’t forget chargers and power banks).
• Travel Adapter: Kenya uses Type G power sockets (240V).
• Waterproof Phone Case: Ideal for marine activities and dhow rides.

Specialized Gear

• Snorkeling Gear (Optional): Mask, snorkel, and fins if you prefer using your own.
• Binoculars: For dolphin spotting, birdwatching, or observing wildlife.
• Notebook/Journal: To document reflections and meaningful moments.

For Community and Impact Activities

• Books for Donation: If you’d like to bring additional books for the reading camp.
• Gardening Gloves: For comfort while planting trees.
• Stationery for Students: Pens, pencils, or small notebooks to leave behind as gifts.

Additional Items

• Small Locks for Luggage: Extra security for personal items.
• Snacks for the Road: Energy bars, trail mix, or dried fruits for long drives.
• Reusable Shopping Bag: For Maasai Market purchases and to minimize plastic use.

Expedition Charges

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What the package includes

1. Accommodation: Comfortable and secure stays in Airbnbs, hotels, or lodges throughout the trip.
2. Meals: Daily breakfast, lunch, and dinner (as per itinerary).
3. Transportation: Private, air-conditioned vehicles for all road travel between destinations; Boat rides, including the dhow cruise and Wasini Island excursions.
4. Guided Tours and Activities: Professional guides for all cultural, historical, and marine explorations; Conservation activities, including tree planting and the reading camp at the school.
5. Entry Fees: Admission to national parks, historical sites, and marine conservation areas.
6. Impact Materials: Trees for planting at the school; Books and supplies for the reading camp.
7. Support Services: On-ground trip coordinator to handle logistics; 24/7 emergency support during the trip.

What the package excludes

1. Travel to Kenya: International airfare to/from Kenya.Visa fees for entry into Kenya (if applicable).
2. Travel Insurance: Coverage for medical emergencies, trip cancellations, or personal belongings.
3. Optional Activities: Personal activities not specified in the itinerary (e.g., extra water sports or guided tours outside the package).
4. Personal Expenses: Souvenirs, Maasai Market purchases, or personal shopping.Snacks or drinks outside the included meals.
5. Gratuities and Tips: Tips for guides, drivers, or service staff (optional but appreciated).
6. Specialized Equipment: Personal snorkeling gear or binoculars (if preferred); Camera equipment or other personal gadgets.

Payment and Booking 

Confirmations and queries must be confirmed with +254 748 919 037 and Email for Quest (trips@questafrica.ke)

All Booking Terms and Conditions apply

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