Kenya, Africa

Kenya’s tropical coast boasts over 300 miles of white sand beaches. The bustling island town of Mombasa is connected to the mainland by bridge and ferry and overlooks a wide harbour where commercial shipping mingles with traditional sailing dhows. Kenya’s reefs have suffered in the past from bad fishing and diving practices, however the situation has greatly improved with the introduction of mooring buoys and Marine Parks. Marine life is excellent with many good dive sites including wrecks, walls, reefs and drift dives. Kenya also offers the opportunity to view the spectacular wildlife while on a safari.