Karibuni Kenya — Welcome to the Swahili Coast
Mombasa and Kilifi are the heart of Kenya’s maritime identity, where centuries of culture, trade, and ocean stewardship converge. From thriving mangrove forests and coral reefs to vibrant coastal communities, the region represents “Our Ocean, Our Heritage, Our Future” in motion.
Explore Kenya with SafariPass
OOC11 delegates are encouraged to make the most of their time on the Swahili Coast. SafariPass is Kenya's official digital tourism passport, developed by the Kenya Tourism Board. The app allows visitors to discover attractions, collect digital stamps from sites across the country, and access exclusive offers.
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Kenya is recognised for:
BLUE CARBON LEADERSHIP (MANGROVES & SEAGRASS)
REGIONAL MARINE CONSERVATION INITIATIVES
A STRONG STAND ON PLASTIC POLLUTION & CIRCULAR ECONOMY POLICIES
INNOVATION IN OCEAN TECHNOLOGY AND RESEARCH
It is also a gateway to the Western Indian Ocean, part of a region home to some of the world’s richest biodiversity and most dynamic coastal economies.
Practical Information
Travel, visa, accommodation, and venue details will be provided with the invitation letter.
Health Advisory
The Ministry of Health, Kenya, has issued a health advisory for delegates travelling to Mombasa for OOC11, covering vaccination requirements, entry health screening, and on-site medical provisions. Delegates are encouraged to review the advisory carefully and ensure they are prepared before departure.
Download the full health advisory HERE.
