Weaver Birds
For some years now, coinciding with the arrival of peak season in November, Lonno Lodge has been visited by a large group of weaver birds (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ploceidae); some are yellow with a red head, others are yellow with a sort of black mask over their eyes. These incredible “craftsmen” quickly begin to weave long “casuarina” needles, creating a fixing point, which [...]
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Escape from the cold winter
Is the temperature steadily dropping? Is winter in full swing, and spring just around the corner? Why not consider a [...]
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How to Get Around in Kenya
An expression somewhere between wonder and disbelief never leaves the face of foreign tourists visiting Kenya whenever they behold the [...]
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Watamu Beach. A Superlative Synthesis of Kenya’s Coast
Kenya’s 434 km of coastline is a continuous metamorphosis of scenery. Long, white sand beaches are interrupted by inlets which [...]
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Sea Turtle Watch Watamu
Watamu is a small village but nationally important nesting population of sea turtles, with an average of 40 nests in [...]
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Snorkeling & Diving
Lonno Lodge has the privilege of being in Watamu on the coast of northern Kenya, where the idyllic Indian Ocean [...]
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Beach and Tides
Your life on the beach in Kenya will be strongly influenced by tides. In fact, with an interval of almost [...]
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Savannah
We believe that going on safari without a telephoto lens is a pity. But this time we went against the [...]
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