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Mnemba Island’s exclusive sandbank emerges only at low tide. The new 13-guest limit ensures privacy. What’s new? A floating "bush breakfast" where you wade through crystal water to watch red colobus monkeys in the forest behind the beach. No monkeys are fed—they naturally forage along the high-tide line.

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South of Lamu Archipelago, the newly expanded Kiunga Marine National Reserve now connects to the Boni-Dodori forest. The result? A 15-kilometer coastal corridor where leopards hunt among mangrove roots. Local guides use traditional mtepe sailing vessels to approach the shoreline silently. Mnemba Island’s exclusive sandbank emerges only at low

Video highlight: 4K footage of a leopard drinking seawater (a rare adaptation filmed here first in 2024). A floating "bush breakfast" where you wade through

Every evening at sunset, 13,000 Pemba flying foxes (a fruit bat with a 1.6m wingspan) leave the mangrove roosts to feed across the bay. The new Manta Resort’s floating room offers a paddleboard approach to watch them silhouette against the setting sun. This counts as a "safari" because you’re tracking a keystone species.

"13 Favoyeur New" leans toward an observational documentary style rather than polished tourism advertising. It favors authenticity: hand-held camera movement, natural soundscapes (waves, wind, laughter), and minimal narration. This creates an intimate atmosphere that invites viewers to feel present rather than merely informed.