The coastal town of Mombasa has some of the best beaches in the world, they stretch for miles along the North and South Coasts..
Located on
Kenya’s Eastern coastline bordering the Indian Ocean, Mombasa has become
popular for its exotic beaches, diverse marine life, world-class hotels
and friendly people.
Mombasa beaches have sun-drenched powder-soft white sands, swaying
palms and a shimmering turquoise ocean. Sounds like any other tropical
paradise? Throw in soft Swahili cadences, a historic nearby town center,
a medieval lost city, fabulous coral reefs and marine parks, dhows for
dolphin watching or romantic sunset cruises and big-game fishing.
Further add to the mix warm and genial people, excellent seafood, a
camel ride on the beach and you are starting to grasp the unique and
stunning appeal of beaches along the Indian Ocean.. Wondering were to stay.?
The hotels will cater for all your accommodation needs
Malindi,
a midway point along Kenya's 450 km coastline. It is located at the mouth
of River Sabaki. Malindi is a major coastal town like Mombasa; however,
Mombasa's North and South Coast are more accessible to African
safaris and tours in Kenya. Malindi’s main attractions are its white
sandy beach, scuba diving, snorkeling, and fishing grounds away from the
crowds of Mombasa.
Malindi also welcomed the famous Vasco Da Gama on his
visits to the East
Africa coast of Kenya. The Malindi town is a mishmash of Swahili
style buildings.
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Snorkeling and scuba diving can be
experienced at Malindi
Marine National Park. To fill your time away from the beach in the Malindi
& Watamu Bay, you have the option to visit the Arabuko Sokoke Forest
and Gedi Ruins. The Arabuko Sokoke Forest is the largest
surviving lowland forest in Kenya
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