Lamu Airport Transfer

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Use Explore Lamu to book your airport transfers in advance we will arrange our team to meet you and get you to the right hotel / villa on the Island.

When it comes to reaching the idyllic destination of Lamu, a UNESCO World Heritage Site renowned for its rich cultural heritage and pristine beaches, the preferred mode of transportation is undoubtedly by air. With reputable airlines such as Safarilink, Jambojet, Skyward Express, Fly540, and Hahn Air operating daily flights from Nairobi to Manda Airport on Manda Island, and direct flights available from Mombasa and Malindi, travelers are presented with a convenient and efficient means of accessing this exotic paradise.

Air Travel:

Choosing to fly to Lamu offers breathtaking aerial views of the Kenyan coastline. The airlines mentioned provide reliable services, ensuring a smooth journey to Manda Airport, the gateway to Lamu.

Airport to Island Transfer:

Upon arriving at Manda Airport, the transition from air to sea is made seamless by a short boat ride over to Lamu Island. Travelers should pre-arrange transfers through the Explore Lamu booking service, to ensur a hassle-free transition to their accommodation.

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Once we have received your Booking request we will confirm all current prices and availability for you to proceed with your booking.

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How to find Lamu Airport Transfer

Its easy to get lost while walking in the sand dunes or exploring the narrow streets. You can always ask for help but If you would like a local guide please let us know.

GPS Coordinates : -2.255734182936983
40.91102600097657

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Things to know...

Local transport

Unless you are happy to walk, travel on the island is limited to boats, donkeys, the occasional motorbike (BodaBoda). We we recommend booking your boat trips in advance especially when you have limited time or are on a schedule. Sailing Dhows in particular, are in great demand for sunset cruises so please contact us to secure your trips in advance.

Personal Safety

Lamu ( Shela is particular ) is generally safe, and the community go out of their way to protect their village and its guests. However… you should keep your wits about you while walking in busy markets as pickpockets may try their luck from time to time. We would also not advise solo walks through sand-dunes or long walks down the beach. If you would like a local guide or one of our trusted Maasai friends to keep an eye on you then please let us know.

Visiting with children

Lamu is amazing for children. It’s safe, the water is warm and the community will go out of their way to look after them and keep them safe. The Shela Kids Club is an ideal way to keep your children active and engaged while you take a break but please do arrange your dates in advance. We also can help you arrange nanny and daily childcare for the duration of your stay.

What to wear

Lamu is generally hot and humid so we advise visitors to keep their hats and suncream handy at all times. Your water bottles can be topped up from the hotels with filtered water.

Even when you are enjoying watersports / snorkelling etc.. the sun is fierce.. so staying protected is essential. Loose clothing / sarongs / kikoys / shorts etc are acceptable for walking about town or on the beach, and UV protective long sleeve tops are advised for any water related activities.

If you head out fishing for the day.. take a kikoi to cover your legs etc while you sit in the sun.

Local culture

Lamu is a conservative Islamic island with a proud an ancient heritage. Modesty is required at all times and this extends to the beach and especially while walking through the village or town. Locals will politely ask you to cover up if you are wondering about the town in your bikini. Simply wearing loose clothing or a sarong will keep you looking suitable so don’t panic.

Environmental impact

Please be conscious of your impact on the Lamu environment while you are visiting. Water and energy resources are precious and should be conserved. Avoid using plastic bottles, hard chemicals, and other pollutants where possible. Help improve the local community by picking up any litter that you see and putting it in a suitable bin.

Things to do

Lamu is packed with things to do and see. We will book your local boat trips, sailing, fishing, kitesurfing, water sports, diving etc.. just let us know what you are hoping to do while you are on the island.

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