Lamu travel guide – Kenya’s ancient yet hidden treasure
Coral houses glisten beneath an equatorial sun in Lamu. A wooden dhow sails on the wind, easing through turquoise waters. […]
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Coral houses glisten beneath an equatorial sun in Lamu. A wooden dhow sails on the wind, easing through turquoise waters. […]
Lamu travel guide – Kenya’s ancient yet hidden treasure Read More »
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