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Famous for its intact marine environment and an increasing
number of fish species and corals, the Kisite-Mpunguti National
Reserve is entirely in shallow water. The reefs in this reserve
act as important habitats and form complex eco-systems.
Location
Located at the southern most tip of the Kenyan coastline,
near Shimoni and south of Wasani Island near the Tanzanian
border, the Kisite-Mpunguti National Reserve can be accessed
via the sea or road. The traditional dhow is used to ferry
tourists to-and-fro from the coastal mainland to the reserve.
Climate
The climate is generally hot and humid, hence loose cotton
clothes and appropriate swimwear is recommended.
Wild Life Attractions
A haven of amazing aquatic fishes, the Kisite-Mpunguti National
Reserve is home to dolphins, big shoals of bonito and frigate
mackerels. There are also turtles, angels Manta rays and lots
of pelagic fishes. Coral varieties include stag horn, brain,
mushroom and pencil species. Butterflies and parrots can be
seen too.
Things to do
Snorkeling and diving underwater is very popular with tourists
eager to catch a glimpse of the rich coral and aquatic beauty.
Bird watching is one other option.
Accommodation
Tourists can stay in bandas.
Kenya Wild Safari offers safari tour bookings and hotel bookings
for Kisite-Mpunguti National Reserve. To book a tour or for
more information, please fill up the form below.
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