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Tsunza-Mwache peninsula · Kwale County, Kenya

Discover Tsunza through Community Touch Kenya

Step into the rhythm of the coast with the people who live it. Fish the tide, plant a mangrove, share a meal, and sit with the drums. Every visit goes straight back to the community.

Karibu · welcome to the peninsula

A coast you don't just visit, you take part in

Tsunza-Mwache is a tidal peninsula of mangrove creek, fishing villages, palm groves and sacred forests. Spend a day here and you fish by the tide, plant a mangrove, taste food pounded and grated by hand, and sit with dancers whose drums keep the community's time.

  • Fish the tide
  • Plant a mangrove
  • Share a meal
  • Sit with the drums
A guide and visitor laughing as they paddle a canoe through the mangrove creek

The measure of a visit

Every day out leaves the coast better than it found it

13

guided experiences

across five ways of life

100%

community-led

guides, cooks, dancers, makers

Ksh 100

plants one seedling

on every single tour

4

dance traditions

Rawawe, kayamba, ngoma, mdundiko

Experiences

Ways into the peninsula

Thirteen ways to spend a day here, from dhow sailing and traditional fishing to dances, palm wine and mangrove planting. Filter by what draws you, then open any experience for the full plan and cost.

See all 13
Community elders sharing traditional craft and dance on the peninsula
Culture & dance

Culture kept, not performed

The dances here are prayers and celebrations, not a show put on for visitors. You are welcomed into Rawawe, kayamba, ngoma ya mulungu and mdundiko, the same dances the community holds for rain, harvest and marriage.

The work behind every visit

More than a tour

ComTouch Kenya is a community-based environmental organisation. Tourism is one arm; our mission is a living, protected coast.

“Come for the dhows, the drums and the tide. Leave having planted a mangrove and paid a coast forward.”

A day with ComTouch Kenya

Moments from the peninsula

Ngoma ya Mulungu: the rain dance at Kaya Chonyi
Dhow sailing: scenic sails across the creek
Fishing the tide: traditional gear and the uzio trap
Palm wine tapping: a livelihood and a ritual
Mangrove planting: restoration on every tour
The new bridge reaching the Tsunza-Mwache peninsula

Good to know

Frequently asked questions

  • Sail a dhow across the creek, fish with traditional gear, plant mangroves, share a meal cooked the local way, and watch dances like Rawawe, kayamba, ngoma ya mulungu and mdundiko. Experiences span fishing, culture, food, conservation and eco-learning.

Support the coast beyond a visit

Book a tour, volunteer your time, fund a mangrove or partner with us. Every route sustains the community and the coast.