Malindi Kenya is the biggest town on the North Coast of the Kenyan Shoreline. Just about 120km North of Kenya’s port city of Mombasa. Once a stopover to the world’s greatest explorers like Vasco da Gama, Magellan, and Prince Henry the Navigator, it became a resting point and home to many Portuguese Settlers. The Most Scenic town with warm sandy beaches, High Sand dunes, and close to a vibrant River Ecosystem

Being a coastal town, the first thing that tops everybody’s list of things to do in Malindi is going to the beach. Trust me, you can never get enough of Malindi Kenya beaches. Within both white pristine and golden beaches, you can swim, snorkel or just lie on the sand and bask in the warmth of the all-year-round tropical sun. Malindi is also proud to be the home of the oldest National Marine Park in Kenya, the Malindi Marine Park.

However, Malindi Kenya is more than just beaches and the ocean, and National Marine Parks. There are numerous attractions in this town by the Indian Ocean. These include Vasco da Gama Pillar, the Malindi Pier, the Portuguese Chapel, the House of Columns, Malindi Museum Complex, Falconry of Kenya, Ndoro Sculpture Garden, Prince Henry the Navigator Monument, Marafa Hell’s Kitchen, Arabuko Sokoke Forest, Mida Creek & Boardwalk, Gede Ruins, Watamu National Marine Park, Robinson Island, Bio-Ken Snake Park, Malindi Crocodile Farm

We offer multiple choices for accommodation that will suit your budget, from Basic, Value to Premium establishments.

The best times to visit Malindi, Kenya are during the dry seasons, which typically occur from late June to October and December to March. These periods offer pleasant weather with lower chances of rainfall, making it ideal for beach activities, water sports, and exploring the attractions in and around Malindi.

It’s important to note that Malindi experiences a monsoon season from April to early June and a short rainy season in November. During these times, there may be heavier rainfall, and some activities could be affected. To make the most of your visit, plan to travel during the dry seasons for a sun-filled and enjoyable experience in Malindi.