10 Things to do in Watamu | Where we go during Kenya's Rainy Season!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 มิ.ย. 2021
- We've been in Watamu almost 6 months, and 2 months of it has been the "rainy season". So that means you can't do anything right? Wrong! There's tons of things to do in Watamu, and we decided to show you some things you might not have done before!
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Makes me want to live along the coast🤗
Hey family.
We (my husband, 1 year old son and I) are coming to Kenya in about a week's time and we will be visiting Nairobi & Watamu. After watching a few of your videos I am in awe and even more excited than before. I wish we booked longer because your lists from this and other videos are just so enticing.
I've literally got my pen and notebook, writing all your tips down. I hope we will be able to do a lot of these things with out 1 year old as I see you do quite a lot with your daughter.
We are coming from Qatar btw so will be a nice change.
That's awesome! Thanks for the feedback 😀
We hope you have an amazing time!
If you don't manage to do it all, I guess you'll have to visit again 🙌😊
Thanks for the video. One of the things good about your videos is emphasizing where "locals" can hang which is super!
You're welcome. Thanks for watching 🙂
Flying to watamu from the UK on Monday loved the video and added plenty more to my do list appreciated thankyou
Hey you’re welcome. Check out the one video in the last 2 uploads and you’ll find more content on Watamu 🙏
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Will check out today thankyou currently in Nairobi fly to watamu Friday, excited is an understatement appreciated
@@lukedarks4785 ahh that’s awesome. We’re in Nairobi too, well have fun.
@@WhereNextFamily will do thankyou take care
What beautiful places.....and the food!! Love seeing you share these amazing places with us.Thank you so much!
Very helpful information thankyou guys . You guys rock ❤️🙏
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Thanks for this. Most appreciated.
Thank you for the amazing videos always, can’t wait to come home Watamu tamu
SIX months already! That's crazy. Love all of your Kenyan adventures.
I know! and at least 6 more to go!
Thank you for nice video and give the tips howe to spend holidays in rainy season 🇰🇪❤🦓☀️
New sub I love your vlog men I am from Kenya to and you really make me feel to come back in Kenya I am in Canada so boring...have a good one men...
Really interesting blog. I’ll be travelling to Kenya next year hopefully
Awesome 🙂 Let us know if you come to the coast
This is great stuff, Thank you for sharing your tips. Be blessed
Amazing vid guys…
Great travel guide!
Thank you 🙏
I was casually copy pasting stuff for my bucket list then you got to the snake place, I went from 😀 to 😲 but it all looks so beautiful 😀❤
Haha yeah it's not a must, but we found it really fascinating. It's also good to know which snakes are harmless and which will kill you 😂
Your videos are amazing, you guys do an amazing job. Please keep up the production as I suspect it could be hard sometimes. I wonder, what you guys do to prevent malaria seeing how adventurous the family is which is fantastic!
Prevention is just trying not to get bitten by too many mosquitoes 😂
@@WhereNextFamily thanks for your response sir..keep up the amazing work
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💯👍 Beutyful places
Thank you ✌
Have you gone to Gosana Eco Nature? It's a hidden Gem in Kilifi
Not yet, hopefully soon ;)
I feel sick when u don't upload any video
Us too! We hate not uploading, but we've been busy making some amazing content for you all 🙂
About the ruins .... Slavery happened to the Mijikenda people (native to Mombasa, Kilifi and Lamu counties) under the Arabs.
The Arabs captured the Mijikenda people and sold them as slaves back in the Middle East.
They actually still mistreat African workers in the Middle East to this day. It got so bad that the Media got involved in sensitization. And if you go to the passport office in Mombasa today, you'll see posters there warning the Mijikenda people from working in the Middle East.
It's okay to appreciate Arabic architecture and such, but the real history is ugly, less known and less talked about.
Note: Not every Arab is a bad person. However, it's good to know and acknowledge history as it was.
Thank you for sharing 🙏