25/08/2026
In Lamu, time moves a little differently.
For over 700 years, life has unfolded through these narrow streets, between coral-stone walls, carved doors and the Indian Ocean.
One of East Africa’s oldest living Swahili settlements and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Lamu carries centuries of stories, craftsmanship and cultural exchange in its architecture and everyday life.
Dhows crossing the channel, donkeys wandering through town, hidden courtyards, sea breezes and mornings that begin with the sound of the island waking up.
The place we are lucky enough to call home.
Lamu, Kenya 🌾 | filmmaker Uncq
