AfricaNomads Lamu Island NOMAD EXPERIENCE
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$519 / week
Description
How do we spend our days on the island? Very easy... Lazying around! That's a very good way to spend the days however there are plenty of thrilling and fun experiences to pack your days. Lamu's history dates back to about 700 years, there are several archeological sites to visit in Manda and Pate island of the first inhabitants that ever sailed these waters. Lamu Town where we are located is a UNESCO World Heritage Site Go up to Kiwayuu, true paradise... Enough said! Which places to visit as a Digital Nomad in Kenya? Digital Nomads in Africa Kenya Coliving Full days out around the island by boat, bicycle or hike. We have no cars here, and we love it that way! Sleep in a traditionally built sailing dhow under the African skies, go snorkelling and if lucky find the little baby turtles hatching in Manda Island or mesmerize yourself with the giant of the oceans: the whale shark! Watersports such as waterskiing, wakeboarding, sup, kayaking are easily available. On our last retreat participants circumnavigated Lamu Island, that was insane! Always positive quotes for Digital Nomads travelling Where to go in Africa as a Digital Nomad? Organic farms, community projects, the recycling centre where they convert our plastic waste into furniture and boats while protecting the environment. Join a sound healing session class, ask one of our instructors to meet for sunrise yoga or meditation, join the mangrove conservation program and help restore the forest, have a look into the donkey sanctuary. Pamper yourself to the natural spa or schedule the masseuse in your preferred location. Sit in a quiet cafe, try the local gastronomy and/or party till late in the dunes. An unmissable is the further tucked island of Kiwayuu: raw and unspoiled nature, an 8km beach where you will find no one but yourselves. A great place for a digital detox. All in all, we are on a tropical island, known also as the island of festivals from cultural activities, to the exciting dhow races, the Lamu Yoga festival (selected among the best in the world!), donkey races, triathlons and fishing competitions... Also, some of the best artists in the country delight us with their presence and music, art or poetry at the different venues on the island! Additionally, we also will help you arrange your trips and getaways around the country, or why not another place to move to. Kenya is really one of the best destinations in Africa to visit as a Digital Nomad. How do we spend our days on the island? Very easy... Lazying around! That's a very good way to spend the days however there are plenty of thrilling and fun experiences to pack your days. Lamu's history dates back to about 700 years, there are several archeological sites to visit in Manda and Pate island of the first inhabitants that ever sailed these waters. Lamu Town where we are located is a UNESCO World Heritage Site Go up to Kiwayuu, true paradise... Enough said! Which places to visit as a Digital Nomad in Kenya? Digital Nomads in Africa Kenya Coliving Full days out around the island by boat, bicycle or hike. We have no cars here, and we love it that way! Sleep in a traditionally built sailing dhow under the African skies, go snorkelling and if lucky find the little baby turtles hatching in Manda Island or mesmerize yourself with the giant of the oceans: the whale shark! Watersports such as waterskiing, wakeboarding, sup, kayaking are easily available. On our last retreat participants circumnavigated Lamu Island, that was insane! Always positive quotes for Digital Nomads travelling Where to go in Africa as a Digital Nomad? Organic farms, community projects, the recycling centre where they convert our plastic waste into furniture and boats while protecting the environment. Join a sound healing session class, ask one of our instructors to meet for sunrise yoga or meditation, join the mangrove conservation program and help restore the forest, have a look into the donkey sanctuary. Pamper yourself to the natural spa or schedule the masseuse in your preferred location. Sit in a quiet cafe, try the local gastronomy and/or party till late in the dunes. An unmissable is the further tucked island of Kiwayuu: raw and unspoiled nature, an 8km beach where you will find no one but yourselves. A great place for a digital detox. All in all, we are on a tropical island, known also as the island of festivals from cultural activities, to the exciting dhow races, the Lamu Yoga festival (selected among the best in the world!), donkey races, triathlons and fishing competitions... Also, some of the best artists in the country delight us with their presence and music, art or poetry at the different venues on the island! Additionally, we also will help you arrange your trips and getaways around the country, or why not another place to move to. Kenya is really one of the best destinations in Africa to visit as a Digital Nomad.
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Stay Features
- Wi-Fi
- Working Space
- Cell Phone Coverage
- Hi Speed Internet over 50Mbps
- Laundry Service
- Coworking Space
- English
- 24-Hour Desk
- Airport Shuttle
- Bag Storage
- Breakfast
- Concierge
- Family Rooms
- Near beach
- Room Service
- Secure Storage
- Ticket Service
- Tour Desk
- Swahili
Verified Internet Speed
In-House Working Spaces
Private Apartment
Coworking Area
Coworking Area
Coworking Area
Coworking Area
Coworking Area
Coworking Area
Location in Lamu Island
Coworking in Lamu Island
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Additional Info
- All children allowed
- All pets allowed
- Registered #: P052271075
