Arabuko Sokoke Forest Awaits

Arabuko Sokoke Forest, established in the early 20th century, spans approximately 420 square kilometers and is a vital ecosystem of coastal forest. This UNESCO Biosphere Reserve is one of the few remaining natural forests in East Africa, making it a crucial habitat for several endangered species.

The forest is home to unique flora and fauna, including the rare Amani Sunbird and Sykes Monkey, thriving in a mix of coastal forest, woodland, and mangrove ecosystems. Its conservation status is vital, as it protects a range of species and provides essential resources to local communities.

Highlights

🦜 Rare Bird Species
Spot over 200 bird species, including the endemic Sokoke Scops Owl.
🌳 Unique Ecosystems
Explore diverse vegetation, from miombo woodlands to coastal forests.
👣 Nature Trails
Enjoy guided walks that provide insights into flora and fauna.

Accessible for tourists and nature lovers, the forest features both free and guided tours, making it a fantastic destination for families and historians.