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The elegantly sophisticated JAMBO TRAVELLERS HOTEL is a member of NDOLO INVESTMENTS GROUP.
Jambo traveller’s hotel offers an oasis of serenity amidst the bustle of one of Africa’s most vibrant coastal towns in Kenya.

The hotel is located within mtwapa town, undisputed business venue of choice, for visiting tourists local and internationals , families, couples adventurous individuals, executives and regional corporate event planners alike.

It offers an unrivalled choice of executive rooms all which are elegantly presented in a fusion of international and pan-African styles.



It offers an unrivalled choice of executive rooms all which are elegantly presented in a fusion of international and pan-African styles. All our rooms are non-smoking rooms even though the hotel has set smoking areas for smokers.

http://www.jambotravellershotel.co.ke

The Majlis Resort brings you the first Bollywood Beach Party in Lamu with top Indian DJ Gupz Saund!!

Gather your Indian clothes and dance the night away to famous Bollywood tunes. Best dressed couple to win a prize!!

Bollywood movie to be screened on the Sunday.

Contact: +254 20 712330 / 0773777066 or [email protected] for more information and bookings.

LET'S MEET AT THE LAMU FOOD FESTIVAL:
EVENT DATE
Starts: 15 April 2016
Ends: 17 April 2016

ADDRESS: Lamu Archipelago, Kenya.

The Food Festival which will feature, as it did last year more than just Kenya’s most famous Swahili foods such as bhajia, samosa, pilau and chapatti, all of which derive from the Indian sub-continent, brought by Asian migrant workers and traders since the late 19th century.

There will also be a wide variety of other traditional Swahili foods coming from various indigenous communities such as the Bajun and Boni or Aweer among others. There will also be tasty sweets available at the Expo, at many of the food vendors’ stands and even coming out of the cooking classes that will be held throughout the weekend.

Traditional cooks and street food vendors from across the County will be set up along the Lamu Seafront, reminiscent of Zanzibar, selling street. There will be cooking competitions, talks given by noted Kenyan chef Ali Mandhry, as well as Food Tours of Lamu Town.

For more information check out the official site http://lamutourism.org/. Also check out Afrotourism, Lamu.co.ke, and Business Daily Africa who wrote an interesting article on last year’s Food Festival.