Che Shale / Robinson's Island

Where golden sand shimmers in the sun, wild dunes meet the ocean, and nature still feels untouched. Famous for its pyrite-rich “golden beach”, dramatic tides, kite surfers, and peaceful off-road access — Che Shale is raw, remote, and unforgettable.

A hidden sandbank reached by canoe across quiet lagoons and salt pans, where flamingos, herons, and ibis often appear. Endless white sand, crystal-clear water, and total silence — Robinson Island is pure, untouched nature and one of Malindi’s best-kept secrets. 

Marafa Hells Kitchen

Also known as Hell’s Kitchen, this extraordinary sandstone valley has been shaped by wind and rain into a dramatic landscape of deep gorges and sculpted rock formations. At sunset, the canyon glows in red, yellow, and pink tones, creating a truly unique and unforgettable spectacle.

Accompanied by a specialized guide, you’ll explore the most striking viewpoints while hearing the fascinating legends and stories behind this mysterious place. A truly special atmosphere to experience the sunset here.

Gede Ruins

Gede Ruins is a unique journey where history, nature, and mystery come together. Within the ancient walls you can explore the remains of a glorious past, including the Sultan’s Palace, three mosques, and the homes of the wealthiest residents.

The ruins are surrounded by dense vegetation, where baobab trees, strangler figs, and quinine trees create an enchanting, almost magical atmosphere. Monkeys often appear along the paths. 

Mambrui Dunes

A breathtaking landscape of rolling white sand dunes meeting the Indian Ocean, which is also called Dubai Ndogo (Small Dubai) by many locals.

Mambrui is perfect for sandboarding, quad biking and dune with steady winds that also make it ideal for kitesurfing. Wild, scenic, and full of adventure. 

Malindi Tour

Discover the historic heart of Malindi with a guided tour of its most iconic sites: the Vasco da Gama Pillar, the Portuguese Chapel, and the vibrant tourist and old markets. 

Explore centuries of coastal history, local culture, and colorful markets — a perfect blend of heritage and authentic Kenyan life. 

Mida Creek

A spectacular natural inlet south of Watamu, Mida Creek is a unique ecosystem where land, water, and mangroves meet.

Explore the lagoon by canoe or kayak, enjoy birdwatching, or walk across the suspended bridge that crosses the creek. The bridge leads to wooden platforms hidden in the mangroves — the perfect place to sip an aperitif while watching the sunset, surrounded by birds and aquatic life in a truly peaceful setting.