Kinondo Kwetu
Kinondo Kwetu is located on Galu Beach on the famous Kenya south coast.
*Excellent Scuba-Diving - both beginners and advanced divers can explore the incredible reefs.
*Health and Well-Being - the cuisine served at the lodge is suited to detox and revitalize the body.
*Scenic Horse Riding - ride along the beach or explore the forests on horse-back.
Kinondo Kwetu is situated on a private beach south of Diani, surrounded by forests and sacred land protected by the National Museum.
Here, you can lounge on the beach for hours or swim in the warm waters of the Indian Ocean. In addition to this, the lodge also has an impressive selection of other interesting activities.
The spa offers you relaxing treatments and massages as well as a well-equipped gym, perfect for an early morning workout to energise you for the day ahead. The lodge also hosts special yoga programmes with yoga masters from all around the world.
Other activities that can be enjoyed at Kinondo Kwetu are diving and snorkelling, cultural visits to local villages, boat excursions to Paradise Lost Island, and deep-sea fishing.
*Excellent Scuba-Diving - both beginners and advanced divers can explore the incredible reefs.
*Health and Well-Being - the cuisine served at the lodge is suited to detox and revitalize the body.
*Scenic Horse Riding - ride along the beach or explore the forests on horse-back.
Kinondo Kwetu is situated on a private beach south of Diani, surrounded by forests and sacred land protected by the National Museum.
Here, you can lounge on the beach for hours or swim in the warm waters of the Indian Ocean. In addition to this, the lodge also has an impressive selection of other interesting activities.
The spa offers you relaxing treatments and massages as well as a well-equipped gym, perfect for an early morning workout to energise you for the day ahead. The lodge also hosts special yoga programmes with yoga masters from all around the world.
Other activities that can be enjoyed at Kinondo Kwetu are diving and snorkelling, cultural visits to local villages, boat excursions to Paradise Lost Island, and deep-sea fishing.