Farm
Bio-Ken Snake Farm
17 locals recommend,
Tips from locals
Emilie
January 4, 2020
This is a great place to visit if you are interested in conservation and reptiles. Bio-Ken has one of the largest collections of snakes in East Africa and the staff are incredibly knowledgeable and will guide you around the farm. It's a great place to bring children and if you are brave enough you can handle a snake.
Mwamba Eco-Lodge
September 15, 2017
Excellent snake farm with over 80 species of snakes that are very well looked after. Very well-informed guides show you around and part of your entry fee goes towards an 'Anti-venom Trust' which covers the cost of antivenom for anyone bitten by a snake who cannot afford to pay for it.
Lenwick
December 29, 2019
Come learn how anti-venom is made from one the second largest snake farm in Africa.
Greer
April 22, 2019
This humble-looking place is one of the world's most renowned snake research centres. Bio-Ken specialises in antivenin research and acts as an emergency service for snakebite victims throughout the region. Passionate guides lead excellent 45-minute tours (included in the price), during which they introduce you to such deadly beauties as the black spitting cobra, black mamba, horned viper, puff adder, and the innocuous-looking but deadly twig snake for whose venom there's no cure. Lonely Planet
This humble-looking place is one of the world's most renowned snake research centres. Bio-Ken specialises in antivenin research and acts as an emergency service for snakebite victims throughout the region. Passionate guides lead excellent 45-minute tours (included in the price), during which they in…
Benson
July 31, 2020
Best park to learn about reptiles
Unique things to do nearby
Location
Jacaranda Road
Watamu, Kilifi County