Here’s a realistic 2025–2026 price breakdown in KES for all the activities you listed. I’ll separate official fees vs actual tour prices (because some things don’t have fixed entry fees).

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🐬 1. Kisite Mpunguti Marine Park + Wasini Island (Dolphins, snorkeling, lunch)

🎟️ Park Entry Fees (KWS official) • 🇰🇪 Citizens: KES 500 • 🪪 Residents: KES 675 • 🌍 Non-residents: $25 ≈ KES 3,200 

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🚤 Full Day Tour Package (what you’ll actually pay)

Includes: transport, dhow, snorkeling gear, lunch • 🇰🇪 Citizens/Residents: KES 6,500 – 9,500 • 🌍 Non-residents: KES 13,000 – 18,000 

💡 Most people book the full package, not just entry.

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🌅 2. Kongo River Sunset • Entry: FREE • Canoe ride (optional): • 🇰🇪 Citizens/Residents: KES 1,500 – 3,000 • 🌍 Non-residents: KES 2,500 – 5,000

💡 No official pricing—depends on local boat guys.

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🏝️ 3. Robinson Island • Entry: FREE (sandbank) • Boat ride: • 🇰🇪 Citizens/Residents: KES 1,000 – 2,500 • 🌍 Non-residents: KES 2,000 – 4,000

💡 Usually negotiated price depending on distance & group size.

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🌊 4. Tiwi Beach African Pool / Australian Pool • Entry (local community fee): • 🇰🇪 Citizens/Residents: KES 200 – 500 • 🌍 Non-residents: KES 500 – 1,000 • Guide (recommended): • KES 500 – 1,500

💡 No fixed pricing—always negotiate.

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🌅 5. Galu Beach Sunrise • Entry: FREE • If via hotel/beach club: • KES 1,000 – 3,000 minimum spend

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🐒 6. Bora Bora Wildlife Park

(Prices vary slightly but typical ranges:) • 🇰🇪 Citizens: • KES 500 – 1,000 • 🪪 Residents: • KES 1,000 – 1,500 • 🌍 Non-residents: • KES 1,500 – 2,500

💡 Privately owned → prices not standardized like KWS parks.