(Click on Image to scroll through images: Some of the Jongomero Team enjoying their fire training). One of the biggest threats to all camp life is fire.  In the dry seasons bush fires rage through most of our African Parks, these can be deliberate management done by the park authorities but deep in the dry season they are usually started accidentally or by bush meat or honey poachers.

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Get an inside glimpse into the lives of the people in the local village. We offer guests an opportunity to visit the clinic and school, where we assist in donations of various forms of educational and medical supplies. With the cement rings for the well manufactured, soon clean potable water will be available along the road leading to the village from the beach.

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Kharuna, the beach attendant at Ras Kutani serves drinks to guests on the beach by ordering from the main bar at Ras Kutani. Kalimani, the head barman at Ras Kutani suggested that we rebuild a dhow shaped beach bar incorporated into the beach hut sctructure to allow Kharuna to serve drinks direct from the beach.

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With the season at Ras Kutani in full swing, time was taken to deliver some generous donations from one of our guests to the clinic and school at Gomvu village, where many of our staff hail from. The nurses were extremely happy with the supplies they received, and the children eager to use their new books and pencils that were donated.

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This afternoon saw some 25 new sprogs make the journey down the beach into the warm Indian Ocean. Ras Kutani, in conjunction with SeaSense facilitates mainly Green and Hawksbill turtle hatchings throughout the year on the Swahili Coast, although June through to August is when the nests are plentiful and the chances of witnessing these events more likely.

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