🌴 Robinson Island Glass‑Bottom Boat Tour (Ukunda/Diani)

Escape to a serene coastal paradise just off Diani Beach with our signature half-day Robinson Island Glass-Bottom Boat Tour. Ideal for beach lovers, families, photographers, and adventure seekers alike, this beautifully curated experience blends marine discovery, snorkeling fun, and idyllic island relaxation in one unforgettable excursion.

🗺️ Tour At a Glance

• Location: Robinson Island (a small sandbank/island off Diani Beach,
• Duration: 3–4 hours
• Starts: Morning or afternoon, timed with tide
• Inclusions: Round-trip transfers, glass-bottom boat tour, snorkeling gear, local guide, bottled drinks/snacks

📋 Itinerary

1. Pickup & Transfer
   Meet at your hotel or beachfront rendezvous point in Ukunda/Diani. A tuk‑tuk or van takes you to the launch site at Baobab Beach or nearby.
2. Glass-Bottom Boat Ride
   Step onto a stable glass-bottom boat and glide over pristine coral reefsright through the transparent floor. Many guides describe it as "African Television".
3. Marine Life Encounter & Fish Feeding
   As the boat crosses the turquoise waters toward Robinson Island, the crew points out reef highlights and some even offer fish feeding from the boat
4. Snorkeling Session
   Anchored over vibrant coral gardens, don your snorkel and dive into clear water teeming with life
5. Return & Drop‑Off
   After a blissful island escape, return by glass boat, then tuk‑tuk or van back to your accommodation, mind full of memories and camera full of tropical beauty.

🌟 Why Book This Tour?

• Unique Marine Spectacle: Glass‑bottom viewing is a crowd-pleaser—great for all ages.
• Coral & Creatures Galore: See an array of reef life in their natural habitat, from above and below water.
• Scenic & Accessible: A relaxed half‑day excursion, easy to fit into your beach holiday.
• Perfect for Wildlife Fans & Photographers: Clear waters and vibrant reefs make for stunning photo opportunities.

💰 Pricing (Approx.)

(KSh 2,500+): ~USD 20

ℹ️ Useful Tips

• Tide Matters: Best experienced at low tide for optimum visibility.
• Bring Reef Shoes: Protect your feet from coral edges.
• Don’t Forget: Waterproof camera, sunscreen, hat, and swimwear.
• Respect the Reef: Avoid touching or damaging marine life and corals.