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Based at Afrika Pearl Hotel in Diani, also Maweni Capricho Beach Hotel; Diani Beach agents: French speaking- African Safari, Diani Adventure; German Speaking- Gibran Safaris; Italian Speaking- Tusker Safaris (Sheshe Baharini - Tiwi); Dutch Speaking- Sawasawa House Msambweni
10/12/2021
The health of our oceans and mangroves is tied closely to human wellbeing. Please take a moment to help our neighbours in Kilifi County protest a proposed nuclear power plant right on the edge of a Marine National Park and near the Mida Creek mangrove system.
Sign the Petition No Nuclear Plant near Mida Creek, Kenya!
We are no longer Salama Marine Safaris but Rainbow Marine Safaris
Our services are even more coloured
06/10/2019
These photos, taken during a scientific study here in Kenya, show why visitors to the ocean should never touch even creatures considered hardier. Visitors are often encouraged to handle seastars and sea cucumbers, but look at their delicate little passengers who will be killed or injured by handling. Please don't play with their lives! This sea cucumber was host to many Emperor shrimps and a tiny crab, all less than 5 mm in length. The Cushion seastar was also home to shrimps.
08/09/2019
What is your addiction? Fish, eels, coral, dolphins, octopus, scuba, snorkeling? We have it all at Kisite. Come one, come all. Contact us now!
07/09/2019
SCUBA DIVING
08/07/2019
26/06/2019
Dolphin cruise
02/12/2018
The school holidays are here. Christmas and New Year are coming! Join us for snorkeling (or diving) and a spot of dolphin-watching at Kisite. The Marine Park awaits you.
02/12/2018
06/05/2018
Worried about going to Kisite if the weather isn't the best? You can go ahead and book, knowing that if the ocean does not cooperate on the day you can choose instead a less expensive trip snorkeling in the protected Wasini Channel. These photos were taken there last month when dhows were unable to go out to Kisite without risking making everyone seasick.