Lamu Swahili Heritage
A UNESCO World Heritage town with no cars, 700 years of Swahili history and a dhow at sunset.
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A car-free UNESCO World Heritage Swahili town.
The oldest continuously inhabited Swahili settlement in East Africa. Donkeys and dhows instead of cars, carved coral-stone houses, and twelve empty kilometres of sand at Shela.
A UNESCO World Heritage town with no cars, 700 years of Swahili history and a dhow at sunset.