Watamu, Kenya
Gedi ruins and Arabuko forest
Duration: All day
•Age: No restrictions
from 180.56 EUR /pers.
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Guide Language
English
Included in the price
- Transfers
- Guide service
- Entrance fees
- Lunch
What You'll See
- Archaeological site of Gedi Ruins
- Viewpoint of Arabuko Sokoke forest
- Unique architectural style
Program Description
Transfer from the hotel. Gedi Ruins is a historical and archaeological site located south of Malindi. Gedi is a lost city lying deep within the Arabuko Sokoke forest. The Gedi Ruins reflect the unique architectural style and richness of many Swahili cities. Lunch. Then a walk through the Arabuko forest towards a viewpoint across the Whistling Duck ponds. The viewpoint overlooks the forest on one side and the ocean on the other. Free time for photos. Return to hotel.
Additional Information
Provider / Organizer: ARP Africa Travel
- 98 Bessborough Road | Harrow | HA1 3DH | United Kingdom
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