Arabuko Sokoke

Arabuko Sokoke Forest is Kenya’s largest coastal forest, located along the Indian Ocean near Malindi and Watamu. Renowned for its rich biodiversity, rare wildlife, and endemic bird species, the forest offers a unique eco-tourism experience. It is a must-visit destination for nature lovers, birdwatchers, and travelers seeking adventure in a pristine forest environmen

Spanning approximately 420 square kilometers, Arabuko Sokoke Forest is a biodiversity hotspot and a critical conservation area. The forest is home to rare and endemic species such as the Sokoke scops owl, Clarke’s weaver, golden-rumped elephant shrew, and various primates including Sykes monkeys and bushbabies. Its unique ecosystem also supports leopards, African civets, and a wide range of reptiles and amphibians.

Visitors can explore the forest through guided walks, nature trails, and birdwatching tours, discovering the intricate flora and fauna of this coastal woodland. The forest is also dotted with caves, streams, and ancient plants, providing excellent opportunities for photography and eco-adventures.

Arabuko Sokoke Forest is perfect for eco-tourism, conservation tours, and nature expeditions. With PJ Safaris, guests benefit from knowledgeable guides who highlight the forest’s unique wildlife, conservation efforts, and natural beauty, making it a memorable experience for all visitors to Kenya’s coastal region.