MALINDI ULTIMATE TOUR GUIDE
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.
Bustling town of Malindi does not have the architecture of Lamu or the charms of Watamu.
Instead unique features such as its historical sights, its marine park and stretches of sandy beaches make it attractive to visitors.
Malindi is indeed a favourite of Italian tourists, many of whom have erected establishments which have become they getaway homes and recreational facilities away from Home.
Hers is an ultimate guide to Malindi's best attraction points for you.
FACTS ABOUT MALINDI.
A popular tourist Destination
Entry gate through airport and a highway connecting Mombasa and Lamu.
Malindi is known to have hosted the famous Portuguese explorer Vasco Da Gama.
The Explorer and the locals drafted a trade agreement which established the prosperity of the island through export of ivory and rhino horns.
Location
It is located at the mouth of the Galana River and lying on the Indian ocean and at 120 kilometres northeast of Mombasa.
Climate
Average temperature of Malindi rarely changes.
The area has a tropical Dry Savanna climate.
Temperature is hot all year round with very low chance of rain.
Malindi experiences two rainy seasons.
The long rainy season takes place in April and May, with dusting rains, starting in late March and ending through June.
The short season is followed by the long dry season from July to October.
Short rainy season then starts in November and December, before the short hot dry period in January and February.
Best Time to Visit
Best time to visit Malindi Kenya is throughout the whole year.
However, it is better to visit Malindi between mid-November to mid-April and mid-August to mid-October.
Things to Do in Malindi
The coastal city has something to offer everyone, from historical enthusiasts, adventurers to beach lovers.
Here are some activities you can do while being in Malindi Kenya.
Deep Sea Fishing
Snorkeling and Scuba Diving in Malindi Marine Park
Snorkeling and Scuba Diving in Malindi Marine Park
Tour Malindi
MALINDI MARINE PARK
1. Deep Sea Fishing
If you are an enthusiast of giving a shot at deep sea fishing, head to the Indian ocean where it is the perfect spot for your angling excursion.
Adding to its charms, the combination of underwater terrain and ocean currents are what make the coast unique.
2. Snorkeling and Scuba Diving in Malindi Marine Park
Snorkeling is a must-try activity while being in the city.
Diving into the waters of the Indian ocean offers a fine marine safari experience for aquatic lovers.
It is the perfect way to enjoy Malindi Marine Park.
You simply float on the surface of the water and observe the colorful sea creatures below.
Snorkeling gives you the incredible chance to experience the view from above and see the coral reefs
Scuba diving on the other hand allows you to get an up-close and personal experience with the reefs.
3. Snorkeling and Scuba Diving in Malindi Marine Park
Malindi Museum is situated near the Malindi jetty.
It is a two-storey building that serves as a museum for you to explore various exhibits.
It will take you through the colonial history of the city.
The museum also has a library and information centre.
4. Tour Malindi
Malindi is an idyllic seaside town with deeply rooted colorful and vibrant history that began in 1498.
It is when Vasco De Gama first came to the location.
Right before your eyes, you will witness the history of Malindi from the winding streets to the centuries old houses and the Vasco da Gama Pillar erected right inside the ocean.
5. Malinda Marine Park
It is the first protected marine national park in Kenya.
It was established in 1968, and eleven years later, it was identified as a Biosphere Reserve by the UNESCO Man & Biosphere Reserve Program.
