Location: Malindi
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What to do and see in Malindi, Coast Province: The Best Budget-friendly Things to do
Portuguese explorer Vasco de Gama stopped at Malindi on his way to India in 1498 and erected a pillar that remains overlooking the harbor, however precariously, to this day. Still popular with Europeans, Malindi is famed for coral reefs that lie just 1,000 feet off its shore, best seen at Malindi National Marine Park or nearby Watamu. Game fishing, surfing and simply relaxing on the beach are popular local pastimes. The narrow streets and market of Malindi's old town are worth a visit.
Restaurants in Malindi
1. Donamasai Day Tours
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5.0 based on 408 reviews
Siamo locati a Malindi ma operiamo anche per chi alloggia a Watamu o in altre zone del kenya. BAsta chiedere : che ce vo ' !! Chiedere e' lecito.....Rispondere cortesia. Noi siamo qui per aiutarvi a vivere il vero Kenya.
2. Sognando il Kenya
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5.0 based on 84 reviews
If for your next trip you have chosen Kenya, we will be happy to attend you in the discovery of this wonderful country! We offer taylor made Safaries, for individuals and groups,in the most beautiful parks of Kenya and Tanzania, and a lot of other tours at the discovery of every corner of this land. "Sognando il Kenya" is waiting for you!!.
3. Malik Safari
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5.0 based on 374 reviews
Malik organize customized safari with 4x4 land cruiser and journeys tailored to satisfy even the most dfficult requests
4. Watamu Beach
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4.5 based on 688 reviews
The coastal village of Watamu is known for its wonderful white sand beach. The region is protected as part of the Watamu National Marine Park.
Reviewed By SawaMA - Kigali, Rwanda
Watamu Beach especially near Fortamu is a paradise. Beautiful white sand beach where you can walk freely and enjoy the spectacular view. During high tides you can enjoy the water that is giving the sensation of a warm bathtub. I spent a wonderful week! Definitively a place to visit in Kenya.
5. Che Shale Beach
6. Marafa-Hells Kitchen
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4.5 based on 464 reviews
Reviewed By PilipiliNdogo - Nairobi, Kenya
Located just a few kilometers from Malindi town is this sandstone canyon Marafa depression. If you visit in the evening, the layer cake colors of the sandstone reveal hues of whites, pinks, oranges and deep crimson making the gorge so striking at sunset. There is a fable and a geological explanation of how it was formed, once you visit you’ll get to pick which one to believe. Excellent for a day trip when combined with other activities in Malindi.
7. Falconry of Kenya
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4.0 based on 91 reviews
Reviewed By Wakhoworld - Sydney, Australia
I thought this was going to be a really sad place; zoos in developing nations are usually poorly kept and cramped for the animals. However, I was very pleasantly surprised. The place had snakes, a giant tortoise and crocodiles; as well as birds, mostly hawks and owls. Although the cages were small they weren't cramped and the birds are allowed to "free fly". Our guide took us around and explained that this (private) zoo bred the birds and then released them into the wild. Some of the birds have been injured and can't be released back into the wild. A wonderful place and a MUST visit in Malindi. Why isn't this place in the Lonely Planet guide to Kenya?
8. Portuguese Church
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4.0 based on 37 reviews
Reviewed By BeatriceV460 - Nairobi, Kenya
Lovely quaint site rich in history. A must visit in Malindi dates back to the days of St Francis Xavier.
9. Malindi Market
10. Malindi Museum
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3.5 based on 39 reviews
Reviewed By dianan83 - Nairobi, Kenya
Honestly enjoyed every bit of learning about the coastal culture. There are a lot of artefacts to see.
