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Mijikenda, Shella Road, Malindi, Kenya.
The Mida Creek reserve is formed of extensive mangrove forests, warm shallow waters and large areas of mud flats at low tide. This area hosts not only many local birds, such as greater flamingo, yellow-billed stork, great white egret and malachite kingfisher, but is also the winter home of many migrants such as the crab plover, curlew sandpiper, whimbrel and sanderling. The osprey and African fish eagle are often overhead. Mida is best explored by boat, on a cruise through the creek at sunset for a sundowner drink, as the setting sun turns the waters to gold and flocks of roosting birds fill the sky. Flamingoes are often seen feeding in Mida. The creek is also an incredible kayaking destination, with endless small channels and passages through the mangroves to explore where kingfishers hunt in the shallow waters and fish eagles perch in the overhead trees. You can also take a stand up paddle board (SUP) through the creek or even take a guided float through the waters of the creek in a life-vest, carried by the gentle tidal currents.
Watamu on a Day Tour
It's a tailor made tour where you get to do alot in a day. safari can start from either Malindi / Watamu / Kilifi / Mombasa.
The most exciting trip where you get to mix, bird watching, history of the Town by visiting the Gede museum , a walk on the board walk with mangroove vegetations excursions and if your a fun of sea food specially delicacies of choices fresh from the ocean prepared locally at the CRAB SHARK Restaurant and it's affordable prices.
1-Day Tour Itinerary.
Discovering Watamu, Gede Ruins & Mida Creek
Experience the perfect blend of coastal beauty, history, and nature on this immersive day tour through Watamu and its surrounding gems.
* Morning – Watamu Beach & Marine Experience
Begin your day along the pristine shores of Watamu, where turquoise waters and soft white sands set a tranquil tone. Optional activities include snorkeling or a glass-bottom boat ride in the renowned Watamu Marine National Park, home to vibrant coral reefs and diverse marine life.
* Mid-Morning – Explore Gede Ruins
Step back in time at the mysterious Gede Ruins, an ancient Swahili town hidden within a lush forest. Wander through coral stone houses, mosques, and ancient pathways while uncovering the history of a once-thriving trading settlement linked to the Indian Ocean trade.
* Lunch – Coastal Cuisine
Savor a delicious Swahili-inspired lunch featuring fresh seafood and local flavors at a scenic coastal restaurant.
* Afternoon – Mida Creek Adventure
Head to the serene Mida Creek, a breathtaking tidal creek surrounded by mangrove forests. Enjoy a guided boardwalk walk, birdwatching, or a canoe excursion through calm waters, offering a peaceful connection with nature.
Transport & Transfers
Board Walk
Mida Creek Fees
Canoe Ride
Bottled Water
Lunch
Guide
Alcoholic Drinks
Accommodation
Sea Foods