Glamping Sites in Watamu

Set in Watamu in the Coast Region Region, 900 metres from Short Beach (Watamu Marine Park), Rock and Sea Resort features a private beach area and water sports facilities.

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Valerio

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Italy

It’s a paradise in a paradise . A beautiful gem ; a place where you feel the energy. Every room is unique and different , Infact we tried different rooms , one sea view and one in the bush . The host is amazing and go there is like to be in a honeymoon. The stuff extremely cordial and good , the food is better than 5 star Italian Michelin restaurant . Honestly, one of the best place ever .

With garden views, Bamba Kofi Beach Lodge is situated in Watamu and has a restaurant, a shared kitchen, bar, garden, sun terrace and picnic area.

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Cecilia

From

Italy

Lovely place, affordable prices. The location is unique, just next to the beach.

Boasting lake views, Mida Creek Nature Camp features accommodation with a garden, a terrace and a bar, around 12 km from Watamu National Marine Park.

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Laura

From

Lithuania

Harrison is an amazing host and the place is really nice! It is a perfect place to chill after traveling. The treehouse is like something from your childhood dream! Would defenetly stay there again

Situated in Watamu, Mida Creek Eco Camp offers beachfront accommodation 12 km from Watamu National Marine Park and offers various facilities, such as an open-air bath, a garden and a bar.

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Connor

From

South Africa

We enjoyed our stay at the Eco camp, on arrival to the airport we were welcome by a very friendly face- Frederick. From the start of our trip till the end Freddy was outstanding, the most welcoming and sweet host we have ever met. He ensured everything about our stay was as best as can be, from the amazing local food to organising canoe trips. The staff are what make this accommodation shine, the facilities and surroundings make you feel at peace with nature. WiFi, coldrinks and service was perfect for what we needed. Thank you very much to Freddy and staff for the lovely introduction to Kenya and Mida Creek.