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A group of 50 calcareous offshore islands and coral reefs,
the Kuinga Marine National Reserve helps conserve the valuable
coral reefs, sea grass meadows and the mangrove forests. This
biodiversity also acts as a refugee got dugongs and sea turtles.
Location
Running parallel to the northern Kenyan coast, the Kuinga
Marine National Reserve lies next to the Dodori and Boni National
Reserves in the Lamu Archipelago. The marine reserve can be
accessed via either a boat or road through Lamu. There is
a airstrip at the Dodori National Reserve too.
Climate
As the place receives about 500mm of rainfall per year, the
climate is generally hot and humid year round.
Wildlife Attractions
The magnificent sea turtles, lobsters, Olive Ridleys, crabs
and Leatherbacks attract the bulk of tourist attention. Other
sea life includes reef fish and sea star.
Things to do
Tourists can go for water sports like wind surfing and water
skiing. Snorkeling lets them glimpse the breathtakingly beautiful
coral reefs. The beaches provide a good spot for sun bathing.
The sand dunes and Kiwayu Island are a must visit.
Accommodation
There are provisions for lodges and camps within the Kuinga
Marine National Reserve.
Kenya Wild Safari offers safari tour bookings and hotel bookings
for Kuinga Marine National Reserve. To book a tour or for
more information, please fill up the form below.
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