Lamu is a historic and culturally rich archipelago off the coast of Kenya, known for its well-preserved Swahili architecture, tranquil atmosphere, and vibrant local culture. The main island, Lamu Island, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, characterized by narrow winding streets, traditional wooden dhows sailing in the harbor, and beautiful white sand beaches. It offers visitors a chance to immerse themselves in Swahili history and culture, explore ancient mosques and markets, enjoy delicious Swahili cuisine, and partake in activities such as dhow cruises, snorkeling, and visiting nearby islands like Manda and Pate. Lamu is a haven for those seeking an authentic and peaceful coastal experience steeped in history and natural beauty.