Eco Diving Kenya

After waiting through a few weeks of exceptionally rough wave action, our team finally had a clear window to conduct a maintenance dive at the Swahili Nurseries and inspect our outplanted reef structures. However, as soon as our Divemaster Omar, and our project leader arrived on location, it was immediately clear that the ocean’s force had taken its toll. Four of our six surface marker buoys were missing, signaling that the turbulent swells at the very end of the low season h

Today we headed down for a monitoring and maintenance dive, checking on our coral nurseries and the outplanted coral colonies on the metal cages. This year the structures weathered the intense conditions of the rough season surprisingly well. The main task for the day involved to unentangle all coral fragments that had become twisted around the nursery branches due to heavy surges. We were relieved to find that only about a dozen coral fragments were missing across the entir

On June 30, 2026, our team hosted a large community sensitization meeting in the conference room at Swahili Beach Resort. Bringing together 50 representatives from neighboring communities, the event was an important step in extending local engagement among new members. The diverse audience included boat operators and fishermen from local hubs such as Mwakamba, Mtswini, Mnarani, Kongo, and Tradewinds, alongside ten executive committee members from regional Beach Management Uni