Gede ruins are one of Kenya’s great mysteries. Set in an idyllic location on the Indian Ocean, and buried deep in a lush forest. what is left standing today are numerous coral-brick houses, a palace as well as an impressive mosque.

Malindi Kenya is a coastal town 120 KM from Mombasa. It has an endless supply of beautiful locations, hospitable people and amazing scenery.

Tourism is one of the main economic activities among others with unique features such as its historical sights, its marine park and stretches of sandy beaches make it attractive to visitors.

Malindi is indeed a favorite of Italian tourists, many of whom have erected establishments which have become they getaway homes and recreational facilities away from Home. 

Mida Creek is a tidal inlet that expands across an area of 32 km2. It comprises different types of habitats that are influenced by the tide, for example mud and sand flats, open shallow waters and mangrove forests.

Watamu Marine National Park and Reserve is located in Watamu.

Watamu is famous for it's charming slice of coastline featuring a blinding white-sand beach and a soft breeze.

Besides having natural endowments, magnificent dining scene, Watamu also makes it easy to explore the nearby Gede ruins, Arabuko Sokoke Forest Reserve and the waterways of Mida Creek.

Bamburi beach is a wholly devoted sea front with numerous hotel, resorts, restaurants attracting many tour companies to ensure the visitors are indeed well taken care of for their stay.

It's very attractive and lies at close proximity to the well protected coral reef of Mombasa marine national park.

Fort Jesus is regarded as one of the most phenomenal and well preserved examples of the 16th-century Portuguese military fortifications.

A visit to the fort will provide you with a fantastic introduction to the history of Mombasa and the wars that took place between the Muslim Arabs and the Christian Europeans for control of the area.
Now standing as a Museum, Fort Jesus is a must visit cultural attraction site for visitors exploring the country's second largest city - Mombasa.

Kilifi town is located on the Kenyan coast, north of Mombasa. It's near Kilifi Creek, along an estuary of the Goshi River.

The town main attractions are ocean beaches such as Bofa Beach and a couple of fine dining lodges and resorts. The Common tour attractions are green turtles swim among coral reefs in Watamu Marine National Park and Reserve, the Mnarani Ruins as well as the archaeological remains of a centuries-old Swahili settlement, comprising of 2 mosques and several tombs.

Watamu is situated on the Kenyan coast, 30 minutes drive from Malindi International Airport, which is a 40-minute flight from Jomo Kenyatta International Airport in Nairobi.

Watamu have luxury resorts, villas, fully staffed private homes for rental and specialized retreats for those looking to unwind in style.

Whether you are travelling with the family or looking for a special romantic get away you'll find the perfect option in Watamu.

Whenever you visit Watamu, you'll definitely find the right place to stay.