Holidays in Watama/ Malindi Naval Park
The Naval National Park of Watam is located on the Indian Ocean coast 120 kilometres north of Mombasa. It's the perfect place for diving and fishing. Fish are banned directly in the sea park, so the diversity of the underwater world is striking. Coral reefs have become surprising in coastal waters, and mangrove forests regularly flooded by ocean waters during the tide are home for dozens of species of animals and birds. Guests who are not amateur of underwater navigation but are interested in the underwater world may walk on a boat with a transparent dawn through which everything under water can be seen perfectly. Little away from Watama is the Shimba Hills National Park, a preacher specially created to preserve Roan's extinction. In 16 kilometres south of Malindi, the ruins of the medieval Arab city of Gede are one of Africa ' s biggest mystery. There was a city wall, a gate and tower, houses, mosques, a sultan palace. So far, scientists have failed to understand that they have forced people to leave this once rich city. Archaeological excavations continue in Gede. The Watama hotels are located in two bouts: Turtle Bay (based on the sea park) and Blue Lagoon.
30 kilometres south of Watama is the town of Malindi, whose history is as ancient as Lama or Mombasa. In a small buoy, Malindi is divided into two parts: the Old City with narrow lanes, eastern bases and mosques, and the New City, the Centre for Tourism and Entertainment. There is a cross in the south of the buoy, which in 1498 established Vasco da Gama. It's the oldest Portuguese monument on the coast. Malindi is one of the largest offshore resorts with fascinated hotels, submarine safari or traditional safaris in savannahs, shopping centres, nightclubs and casinos.
Night clubs and casinos in Malindy.