Lamu and Scuba Diving
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Lamu and Scuba Diving
I'm learning a lot about Kenya, but I've never been to Lamu.
Any "must see"'s?
Do you know of a good diving centre on Lamu?
(I just want to do a couple of dives)
Any tips for a first time visitor?
Any "must see"'s?
Do you know of a good diving centre on Lamu?
(I just want to do a couple of dives)
Any tips for a first time visitor?
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Pumbavu, Lamu itself is a “must see”. Lamu Museum is a lot better than you would expect. The main activities on Lamu are dhow trips and dhow trips and dhow trips. I spent 4 nights in Lamu Town in June. I didn’t do any scuba diving, but I suppose you just ask a dhow captain to take you to a good place for scuba diving. You don’t have to look for dhow captains – they’ll find you.
You’ll find my trip report and photos here:
http://www.fodors.com/forums/pgMessa...mp;keyword=464
Mimi pia ni mpumbavu kidogo.
You’ll find my trip report and photos here:
http://www.fodors.com/forums/pgMessa...mp;keyword=464
Mimi pia ni mpumbavu kidogo.
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Wow, what an adventure you had!
I really need to find somewhere with gear for hire... tanks belts etc. and someone with qualified guides/divemasters. I'm happy to snorkle from a dhow, but scuba is too dangerous to leave to chance.
I really need to find somewhere with gear for hire... tanks belts etc. and someone with qualified guides/divemasters. I'm happy to snorkle from a dhow, but scuba is too dangerous to leave to chance.
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I did a search and found that the Peponi Hotel has what you're looking for:
http://www.peponi-lamu.com/water_sports.html
http://www.peponi-lamu.com/water_sports.html
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