Mpunguti Lodge Rooms, Facilities, Prices, Booking and Contacts

Mpunguti Lodge

Wasini Island lies a short distance south of Shimoni. The island is sparsely populated, and has no roads; the fishing villages of Wasini and Mkwiro are the 2 centres. The Swahili ruins, approximately 400 years old, are recommended. There is also an exposed coral reef at the end of Wasini village. Wasini Island is close to the Kisite Mpunguti Marine Park, an area of 4 islands surrounded by coral reef which provides some of the best snorkeling in Kenya.

Mpunguti Lodge has 10 en~suite rooms, 3 of which have views of the sea. There are also 18 rooms with outside bathroom facilities. The restaurant, overlooking the sea, serves traditional Swahili cuisine, and has a number of vegetarian, seafood and meat options. The campsite has a capacity of 10 tents, and is equipped with bathroom facilities. Wasini Island has no electricity. In the evening a generator powers the lights; water is heated by solar power. A team of 10 staff serves the lodge.

Mpunguti Lodge is known for its excursions to the pristine marine park south of Wasini Island. Park fees are paid to Kenya Wildlife Service, KWS.

The voyage can be enjoyed in either a traditional dhow or a motorboat. Refreshments and snorkelling equipment are provided.

Mpunguti House – Facilities

  1. Beach access
  2. Fly camp/campsite
  3. Visit to local villages
  4. Full board
  5. Bed and Breakfast
  6. Boat trips
  7. A la carte
  8. Seated all together,safari style
  9. Accommodation only
  10. Solar power
  11. Credit cards
  12. Airstrip

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