Kenya · DOLPHIN WATCHING
The 10 best dolphin watching tours you can book right now, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Review of a full-day Wasini Island tour from Diani with dolphins, snorkeling, Swahili lunch, village visit, and Shimoni Slave Caves.
“We saw dolphins, so the experience was nice. The lunch was also good. They provided fruit in the boat after snorkeling, which was very refreshing. However, what we experience was not really what we were expecting.”
Review of Wasini Island’s dhow cruise, dolphin spotting, snorkeling, seafood lunch, village walk, and practical tips from Mombasa.
“The activity was 2/5. We unfortunately didn’t see dolphins, but that’s okay. The snorkelling felt rushed so you didn’t get much time to enjoy and see what was out there. The restaurant they chose was also not good. It was unfortunately not worth the money.”
Review of Mombasa’s Kisite Marine Park and Wasini Island tour, with dolphin watching, snorkeling, seafood lunch, costs, timing, and practical tips.
“It took a long time to get to the island, both by van then by boat. We spent five hours getting there. We did not see any dolphins on the way, coming or going. The snorkelling was fantastic, but we only got about 45 minutes of it before we had to leave for lunch. The lunch wRead more”
Review the Wasini Dolphin Day Trip from Diani Beach, with dolphins, snorkeling, Shimoni Caves, lunch, transport, costs, and practical tips.
“Avoid at all costs. Total scam. I can’t believe any their tours have 5 star reviews. We took their Wasini Dolphin Day Trip. We have been on a ton of tours (including boat+snorkeling) over the last few years but this was the absolute worst by a wide Read more”
Review of Wasini Dolphin Snorkeling from Mombasa, with Kisite Mpunguti snorkeling, dolphin spotting, lunch, timing, price, and practical tips.
“I do not know if it is posible to visit the fort without a guide, but the place is small enough to see and comprehend on your own and with a guidebook.”
Sail from Diani to Wasini Island for dolphin watching, snorkeling, seafood lunch, village walks, and Kenya’s Shimoni Slave Caves.
Review of Mombasa’s Wasini Island day trip, with dolphin watching, Kisite snorkeling, seafood lunch, costs, tips, and practical advice.
“Parti en véhicule de Mombasa, on est arrivé à 10h au débarcadère. Pour le snorkling il faut louer des palmes en supplément et acheter des bouteilles d’eau en verre le plastique est interdit. Sur une embarcation en bois bien pleine en a navigué quelques heures avec un arrêt d’une heure pour le Snorkling. On peut observer les dauphins depuis le bateau uniquement. on a terminé par un bon repas de poisson , les fruits de mer sont en supplément et les boissons. J’ai surtout apprécié la gentillesse et l’humour de Chico pendant tout le voyage il est très très drôle 😂 Bonne expérience dans l’ensemble”
Review the 12-hour Wasini Dolphin Tour from Mombasa or Diani, with dolphins, snorkeling, Kisite Marine Park, lunch, and practical tips.
“Amazing! Great guides! Fantastic diving along the corals Guides who was very concerned about our wellbeing So heighly recommend. 5 stars or more if possible from us”
Review of Diani’s Wasini Island tour, with snorkeling, dolphin watching, Swahili lunch, village life, and Shimoni Slave Caves.
Review of the two-day Wasini Dolphin Tour from Diani, with dhow sailing, dolphin watching, snorkeling, Shimoni beaches, meals, and practical tips.
“Watching the dolphins swim was just awesome! I enjoyed snorkeling as well. It was a good experience for me”
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