Lamu Town is a historic coastal town located on Lamu Island in Kenya. It is known for its well-preserved Swahili architecture, narrow streets, and vibrant culture. The town is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, reflecting its rich history as a trading port and cultural hub in the Indian Ocean. The town has no cars, making it a peaceful place to explore on foot or by donkey. Visitors can enjoy local markets, traditional Swahili cuisine, and beautiful beaches. Lamu Town also hosts the annual Lamu Cultural Festival, celebrating its diverse heritage and attracting tourists from around the world.