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Watamu
Where?
Watamu is located approximately 120 km north of Mombasa and 25 km south of Malindi.
How?
The best way to get to Watamu is via Mombasa or Malindi. The time taken to drive to Watamu from the two places is approximately 2hrs and half an hour respectively. Therefore, one can either fly to Mombasa/Malindi then take a cab to Watamu.
Why?
Most people love Watamu because of the quiet, white sandy beaches and its natural attractions.The spectacular underwater life is a must see for those interested in snorkelling. Birdwatching and visits to Gede Ruins, Mida Creek and Arabuko Sokoko Forest ensure that one is entertained at all times.
Really?
Gede Ruins, an archeologist's delight, was one of the ancient Arab towns that dotted the East African Coast. It dates from the late 13th or early 14th Century and was finally abandoned in the early 17th Century. Excavated since 1927, many areas have been revealed, including the Great Mosque, the Palace, several residential houses and pillar tombs. Surrounded by tall shady trees, a walk through Gede is a must for anyone interested in Kenya's history.
Watamu is located approximately 120 km north of Mombasa and 25 km south of Malindi.
How?
The best way to get to Watamu is via Mombasa or Malindi. The time taken to drive to Watamu from the two places is approximately 2hrs and half an hour respectively. Therefore, one can either fly to Mombasa/Malindi then take a cab to Watamu.
Why?
Most people love Watamu because of the quiet, white sandy beaches and its natural attractions.The spectacular underwater life is a must see for those interested in snorkelling. Birdwatching and visits to Gede Ruins, Mida Creek and Arabuko Sokoko Forest ensure that one is entertained at all times.
Really?
Gede Ruins, an archeologist's delight, was one of the ancient Arab towns that dotted the East African Coast. It dates from the late 13th or early 14th Century and was finally abandoned in the early 17th Century. Excavated since 1927, many areas have been revealed, including the Great Mosque, the Palace, several residential houses and pillar tombs. Surrounded by tall shady trees, a walk through Gede is a must for anyone interested in Kenya's history.
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Hotel Intercontinental | ||||
Fairmont Norfolk Hotel | ||||
Nairobi Serena Hotel  | ||||
Hilton Hotel Nairobi |