Walk On Watamu Beach, Malindi

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Watamu, meaning "sweet people" is a sweet place filled with smiles, sun, sand and thriving activities aplenty to make tourist happy beyond their imaginings. The beaches around Malindi are absolute havens of tranquility. Kenya's west coast fringes with beautiful white sandy beaches, and visiting this place of beauty, transports you to a tropical paradise of sun, sand, waves and beaches; the thrilling combination to create the holiday of your dreams. Within this magnificent stretch of coastline, find Watamu Beach. Surrounding this idyll of bliss are the remnants of centuries of human civilization. The ancient ruins of Swahili culture make for fascinating places to visit while at Watamu Beach. Watamu itself lies on a narrow strip of land between the Blue Lagoon and Watamu Bay. Offshore coral formations make for excellent scuba diving and snorkeling activities. Take a relaxing walk on Watamu Beach to experience absolute tranquility. With a scant population of only 1900 inhabitants, Watamu is an unspoiled idyll located on Kenya's east coast. The Indian ocean that laps calmly on the coast of Kenya, most beautiful of lands, is warm and pleasant to swim in.

Take a relaxing walk on Watamu beach and come closer to forest area, abundant in wildlife such as monkeys, snakes and is home to a thriving bird population. Spaciousness is the trademark of this tropical wonderland, with so much sand, you can take a relaxing walk at Watamu Beach. Take a relaxing walk on Watamu Beach and walk for miles on end, seeing the Indian Ocean unfold indefinitely before you, stretching out with blue, turquoise intent; the same intent that has lulled so many with its mesmerizing tropical beauty. Other activities you might enjoy include sailing, water skiing, jet skiing, para sailing and many more. Surf the continuous waves at Watamu, to complement your long relaxing walks on Watamu Beach. Boat rides to Mida Creek will take you winding through estuaries and mangroves that thrive with wildlife. Some of the best opportunities for scuba diving are found at the Watamu Marine National Park, ranging from shallow coral gardens to to spectacular outer reef walls. Have close encounters with the biggest fish in the world: whale sharks, known locally as the "shark covered in shillings" since, according to ancient Kenyan custom, when God created this fish, he was overjoyed with the creation and gave the angels coins to shower down on the fish. Take a relaxing walk on Watamu Beach to experience the magic of this combination of places to see, things to do, and most importantly, the magnificent views and the golden-white sand.