Kenya Beach Holidays By: Marcus Brain | - First claimed by the Portugese, when Vasco de Gama landed close to Mombasa in 1498, Kenya's Indian Ocean coast was also ruled over by Arabs from Oman. This interesting history left its mark on towns like Mombasa, where the dominant, vibrant Kiswahili culture is blended with Arabic influences.
Mombassa is warm, colourful and friendly and its people of an equally sunny disposition. Visitors can explore the markets and old town of Mombasa during the day; dance the night away and then r ... Tags:kenya beaches, holidays, beach, safaris, east africa, holiday, indian ocean
An Indian Ocean Hideaway At Funzi By: Ian Smith | - It would I think be fair to describe Funzi Keys as a beach camp as opposed to an hotel. It is tucked away on small island amongst an island of mangroves not far from the Tanzanian border.
It is pretty remote, so if that worries you bearing in mind the geography it might not be for you.
What it is however is an ideal recuperation spot after a safari, whilst at the same time not losing the away from it all' feel. The remoteness and wildness is kind of emphasised by ... Tags:Funzi Keys, Funzi, Mombasa, Kenya, Isolated resort, Indian Ocean Hideaways
