

Delta Dunes, “The Wild place by the Sea” is a lodge uniquely combining beach, river and bush to give you an unforgettable experience.
Perched on top of miles of rolling rippling sand dunes with fabulous views overlooking the old delta of the Tana River on one side and the Indian Ocean on the other alfresco accommodation and mess area are built in a castaway style but with all the ultimate comforts.
This is the only wetland of its type in Eastern Africa. Explore this phenomenon with incredible birdlife; aquatic life and wildlife coupled with endless miles of vast uninhabited beach that is wild, exciting and extremely beautiful……all to yourself.
TANA DELTA FACTS AT A GLANCE
Location |
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Setting |
The lodge is situated amongst and atop enormous white sand dunes, shaded by doum palms, baobabs and tamarind trees. It looks out to sea across a twenty mile stretch of wide, empty, surf-kissed beach and inland over the extensive estuary of the Tana; a vast playground for hippo, crocodile and other wildlife. Birds of every size and hue abound. The swimming pool, spectacularly positioned a hundred feet up in the dunes, is a delicious cool refuge from the force of the equatorial sun. |
How to get there |
Best option by air (using charter aircraft from Nairobi, Lamu or Malindi). Our airstrip is 10 minutes boat ride from the lodge. Otherwise schedule flight to Malindi and a road transfer of two hours followed by a boat ride of 20minutes. |
Accommodation |
6 dune cottages all built from driftwood, mangrove poles and thatch, are cool and shaded and raised on wooden platforms or matted floors. The cottages are completely open with wonderful views and nets enclose enormous double beds. The family cottage accommodates 4 people. |
Bathrooms |
Large open sun-filled areas, en suite with flush toilets and hot and cold running water. Powerful showers. |
Activities |
Game and bird-viewing by boat, walking safaris with armed guides, creek fishing, water-skiing, surfing, sand yachting and snorkelling. |
Highlights |
Exceptional bird life, both resident and migrant. Concentrations of hippos & crocodile. Endemic Tana River bushbuck. Buffalo and lion can occasionally be seen and tracks usually found on game walks. |
Seasons |
High season 15th July to the end of October – the coolest time and the sea can be a little rough in July. And December to March – warmer with seas calm for snorkelling excursions |
New African Territories
P.O. Box 76677
Nairobi 00508
Kenya, East Africa
Tamsin Mobile: 0721 322 745
Donna Mobile: 0722 692 708
Reservations Monica: 0727 464 763
Bookings@africanterritories.co.ke