Watamu beach spot where you can rent sun loungers, eat lobster with grilled veggies for KES 2,000, and stare at stunning views. Friendly staff, tasty reasonably-priced food, and your feet in the sand. Peak season prices apply.
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Read guide →Food & DiningI had a lobster with side(grilled veggies) here for 2000. It’s more than what previous reviews mentioned. I think it’s peak season price now. But Dishes are great, the vibe is good! Staff are very hel...
Great spot right on the beach with friendly staff. Tasty reasonably priced food and drinks and stunning views. We were able to rent sun loungers (shaded or unshaded) for 200 KSH each for the day as we...
Probably the most chilled place we have been to in watamu. Didn’t have some items on the menu and the feel is very very laid back. There are several restaurants adjacent to each other and various wate...
Do you want a great beach dinner experience with your family? Or a romantic dinner with your loved once consider Willy beach for dinner I insist. Why dinner because it silence and the only thing you...
Had sea food when there. The chef is top notch to be honest. What we got exceeded our expectations. Wonderful restaurant by the beach and excellent service. Will definitely head back when around.
KES 4,800 for all-you-can-eat meat carved tableside with Maasai swords. Carnivore is touristy, overpriced by local standards, and absolutely worth doing once. Here's what to actually expect.