Malindi Marine National Park Day Trip

Malindi Marine National Park Day Trip is an excursion to Malindi Marine Park which lies south of Malindi Town (2 km off Casuarina Point) on the Indian coast beach near the Arabuko-Sokoke forest reserve and Gedi ruins. The park is 6 km square and is fringed with raised coral reefs, coral lagoon gardens, mangroves, mud flats, sea grasses, and other amazing tidal habitats. Malindi Marine Park is ideal for diving and snorkeling off motor boats into the spectacular marine life.

Other activities on the beach include seabird watching, nature walks along the beach, boat trips to Manyugu Island, swimming, and skiing. From paddling with zebrafish to windsurfing, this beautiful slice of Kenya’s Indian Ocean coastline provides the perfect getaway. Malindi Marine Park is endowed with magnificent resources such as fringing reefs, coral gardens in the lagoons, sea grass beds, mangroves, mudflats, marine mammals, turtles, and various species of shorebirds. Visitors can enjoy glass-bottom boat rides, snorkeling, camping, and beach walks in this veritable paradise.

Malindi Marine National Park day trip is an excursion to Malindi Marine Park – one of the most frequently visited tourist attractions in Malindi. Malindi Marine National Park lies south of Malindi town (2 km off Casuarina Point) on the Indian coast beach near the Arabuko-Sokoke forest reserve and Gedi ruins.

The park is 6 km square and is fringed with raised coral reefs, coral lagoon gardens, mangroves, mud flats, sea grasses, and other amazing tidal habitats. Malindi Marine Park is ideal for diving and snorkeling off motor boats into the spectacular marine life.

Other activities on the beach include seabird watching, nature walks along the beach, boat trips to Manyugu Island, swimming, and skiing. From paddling with zebrafish to windsurfing, this beautiful slice of Kenya’s Indian Ocean coastline provides the perfect getaway.

Malindi Marine Park is endowed with magnificent resources such as fringing reefs, coral gardens in the lagoons, sea grass beds, mangroves, mudflats, marine mammals, turtles, and various species of shorebirds.

Visitors can enjoy glass-bottom boat rides, snorkeling, camping, and beach walks in this veritable paradise. Our Tour of the Malindi Marine National Park & Reserve offers a beautiful coral garden ideal for swimming with zebra fish, snorkeling, glass-bottom boat rides, and beach walks.

Walking: Nature walk along the beach

Trips to Manyugu, a tidal island, where you can have fresh food

Visits to the coral gardens to see the tropical fish in their natural environment

Swimming and Sunbathing in Malindi Marine National Park in the warm ocean water are activities enjoyed by all ages

Sea-Bird watching: Marine Birds in the park include Roseate and Bridled Terns, which nest on Whale Island, and many shore birds

Water skiing: Malindi Marine National Park beach has a stunning collection of marine life and there is no better way to connect with marine life than jet skiing. Water temperatures are warm throughout the year

Windsurfing: Malindi Beach is the best spot for surfing in Kenya with the outer reef, attracting large swells, especially in June through to September when the seasonal monsoon winds have excellent breakers. Surfing here is conducive for both the novice and the expert and is mainly characterized by cross/onshore winds.

Glass bottom boat rides: are beneficial to those who do not prefer to engage in snorkeling in the marine reserve. During the glass bottom boats, you will see the park’s sandy bottoms and stony coral that protect a thriving population of fish and marine mammals.

These include octopus, manta rays, and three species of sea turtles. Watch for wildlife through the boat’s glass viewing area; see some of the park’s 600 species of fish, from lionfish to snapper and brightly-striped angelfish.

Snorkeling: Wearing only your swimsuit, snorkel, and mask, you watch varied fishes like zebra, angel, snapper, butterfly, scorpion, rubber, puffer, damsel, and too many other species to name! With more than 360 species of fish and 45 varieties of coral, you are sure to be enchanted by all that you see.

Diving: The clear blue waters of Malindi Marine Park hide a thriving marine bio-system, which includes fringing reefs, sea grass beds, mangroves, and lagoons, filled with stunning brightly-colored coral gardens, bristling with intriguing sea creatures.

October to April are the best months for diving. The water is warm and inviting all year round.

Malindi Marine National Park Day Trip Rates Include:

Professional English speaking guides+Enjoy the wonders of Sardinia 2’s atolls+A fish lunch and time spent relaxing on the beach+All entry fees, guide fees, service charges, and taxes+Pickup from your hotel in Malindi and drop-off to your hotel+Malindi Marine Park with its dolphins, starfish, and sponges & The gardens of coral and the sea from our glass-bottomed boat

Notes

* What to take with you: Foot-wear, e.g. sandals or flip flops (to protect your feet from the reef), T-shirts (to protect your body from sunburn), (snorkel, mask, fins – all of which are available for hire), camera, hat, sunscreen, insect repellant, guide books and plenty of drinking of water

Malindi Marine National Park Day Trip Rates Do Not Include:

* Drinks
* Tips or gratuity
* Travelers Insurance
* Communication charges
* Visas, international airfares, and airport taxes; meals
* Sightseeing not included in the package; optional activities
* Personal expenses such as transfers to/ from the airport (supplement airport transfer cost applies for tours starting from the airport)

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