Lamu Island, one of East Africa's oldest Swahili settlements, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site renowned for its rich history and unique charm. With no cars, transportation is by donkey or boat, enhancing its timeless appeal. The island features ancient coral stone buildings and intricate wooden doors. Annual cultural festivals celebrate Swahili traditions with dhow races and traditional dancing. Historically a major trade center, Lamu's markets are vibrant with crafts, spices, and seafood. The surrounding mangroves and marine parks are home to diverse wildlife. Stunning, unspoiled beaches and warm, hospitable locals make Lamu a must-visit destination.
29 авг 2024
