Book Your Ticket!
- Classes & workshops
- Swahili dinner
- Sunset dhow sail
- Festival T-shirt
- Festival present
- Two complimentary special classes
- Final bonfire celebration
Ticket B
- Classes & workshops
- Festival T-shirt
- Festival present
- Final bonfire celebration
Swahili dinnerSunset dhow sailTwo omplimentary special classes
Lamu Yoga Festival
Lamu Yoga Festival Videos
Celebrate Wellness, Community, and Lamu Culture
Yoga Workshops and Meditation Sessions
Immerse yourself in a wide variety of yoga workshops led by experienced instructors, catering to all levels. Explore different yoga styles and enhance your practice. Engage in guided meditation sessions to cultivate inner peace and mindfulness.
Experience Lamu Island’s Rich Culture
Experience the rich cultural heritage of Lamu Island through vibrant performances, exhibitions, and workshops. Enjoy traditional music, dance, and drumming showcases. Participate in cultural workshops to learn traditional African dances and crafts.
Community Impact and Service Projects
Give back to the local Lamu communities through meaningful community service projects. Contribute to initiatives focused on education and healthcare. Connect with the community and make a positive impact.
Special Classes
As a Ticket A holder, you will have a choice of two complimentary Special Classes. You can choose from below classes to register, once registration opens:
- SUP Paddleboard Safari
- Trapeze Yoga
- Sensory Night
- Dhow Meditation & Swim
- Sound Healing
- Tusitiri Dhow Meditation
If you would like to book more Special Classes, feel free to do so at an extra cost that will be communication when special class registration is open! Of course, as a Ticket B holder, you will also be able to register for Special Classes at an extra cost, if spots are available. Those with an Early Bird Ticket A will have priority for Special Class registration! Please note that we cannot guarantee that you will be able to participate in all of your top choice classes, as spots are limited.
No Cars, No Stress
Lamu is an island on the north coast of Kenya, rich in culture, tradition, and natural beauty. Lamu Old Town, the oldest Swahili settlement in East Africa, is a UNESCO heritage site. The archipelago boasts a tropical climate, miles of empty beaches, and many options for accommodations to suit all budgets.
What else makes Lamu magical? We don’t have cars, just plenty of donkeys and boats. Without the stress and rush of modern life, it’s easy to feel a million miles away.
The simple and delicious Swahili cuisine is part of the reason Lamu is known as Kenya’s top health and wellness destination. We eat plenty of fresh fruit, vegetables, and seafood, and so will you.
We also spend lots of time enjoying the unspoiled beauty of our island. Jogging or walking on the beach, hiking in the dunes, swimming, sailing, snorkeling, fishing — and, of course, outdoor yoga and meditation are all part of island life.
Accommodation
We advise you to book your accommodation as early as possible, as October and November are busy months on the island and accommodations fill up quickly.
Personalized Travel Assistance for Your Lamu Experience
We understand that planning your trip to Lamu for the festival can be overwhelming, so this year we’re going the extra mile for you! Our Festival Experience Architect is on hand to assist you in finding the perfect accommodation that fits your budget and preferences, ensuring your stay in Lamu is as memorable as the festival itself. We’re here to help streamline your travel plans, offering guidance on flight arrangements, and any activities you might want, to ensure you get you here smoothly and enjoy your stay.
Getting to Lamu
Daily flights from Nairobi, Malindi, and Mombasa serve Lamu. You can book flights on:
- Skyward Express (2x daily)
- JamboJet
- SafariLink
Transfer by boat from Manda Airport can be arranged by your accommodation. Catching a bus from Mombasa or Malindi to Lamu is a cheaper option.