Arabuko-Sokoke Forest is a in the heart of Kilifi that is home to Indigenous trees. It was under the Kenya Indigenous Forest Conservation (KIFCON) project in the early 90’s.
There is a group called Arabuko-Sokoke Forest Guides Association that started as a guiding group for tourists visiting the forest, The group has also had the Birds fe-European Union project due to their expertise in birding and parataxonomy. The group has since then had several developments including the establishment of a football club and darts club using two agship bird species. Membership has also grown tremendously ASFGA is now formally recognized as a Site-Support-Group by Nature Kenya.
Activities in the Forest
Monthly bird walks
Tent Camping in the forest
Game drive for wild animals
Bicycle Paths within the forest for Cyclists.
To get more information on Arabuko Sokoke Forest there is a guide by Kenya Forest Services.
