Once again this year, with all the limitations and the strangeness of living an atypical tourist season, to put it mildly, Paparemo Beach closes its doors with a positive balance.
The optimism is given by the confirmation that the restaurant and hangout on one of the most suggestive beaches of Watamu has once again attracted, especially during the Christmas holidays and the weekly events, hundreds of visitors who have been identifying it for years as one of the "must" places of the Kenyan coast and a varied clientele that has in young people and in the "good Nairobi" its strong point.
The Love Festival on Valentine's Day and the three days of music with the surprising and unique beach party on the sandy atolls of the coral reef have given impetus to a minor African summer but with a great desire to overcome the barriers of the pandemic.
This is why Paparemo Beach is preparing to reopen with many new features, starting with a restyling in the name of taste and internationality. Revisions to make one of Kenya's iconic places for fun and relaxation even more appealing.
In the meantime, the Lenzi group's two resorts, 7Island next to Paparemo and Crystal Bay, will remain open even during the low season, because Watamu is attractive 12 months a year.