Lamu is a timeless Swahili town and UNESCO World Heritage Site on Kenya’s northern coast. This enchanting island is known for its narrow alleyways, dhow boats, and centuries-old stone architecture. With no cars, Lamu is best explored by foot or donkey, offering an immersive cultural experience. Discover ancient mosques, bustling markets, and tranquil beaches that stretch along the Indian Ocean. Visitors can enjoy peaceful dhow cruises, rich seafood cuisine, and insights into traditional coastal life. Lamu’s charm lies in its authenticity and serenity. As part of an East African journey, Lamu offers a culturally rich, off-the-beaten-path escape by the sea.