Hemingways Watamu
A luxurious boutique hotel at the heart of Watamu Marine National Park
Open-plan restaurant/bar/reception, gym, spa, swimming pool
Grand total of 39 hotel rooms and 21 deluxe seafront residences
Range of watersports, plus game fishing, golf, and dhow cruises
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Activities
Ernest Hemingway came to the coast with the intention of fitting in some serious game fishing, and the hotel is famous for the quality of its game-fishing centre complete with four boats.
Watersports
Day trips
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Guests are also invited to enjoy diving and snorkelling from the nearest beach, watching dolphins, setting sail on a dhow cruise on the tidal inlet Mida Creek, and playing golf at Vipingo Ridge, a world-renowned course close to Watamu.
Day trips to Tsavo National Park and the Maasai Mara can also be arranged.
Access & Location
Access to the hotel is via road transfer from Mombasa’s Moi International Airport (2 hours 30 minutes) or from Malindi Airport (30 minutes).
Facilities & Amenities
Once you have arrived, you will be able to take time to relax in the new open-plan restaurant, bar, and reception area.
There is also a deluxe spa and gym, in addition to a botanical swimming pool and, adjacent to the restaurant, a few water features!
Guest accommodation at the property consist of 39 rooms within the hotel and 21 seaside residences, all with spectacular views of the ocean.
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