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Kilifi, a serene coastal town, is nestled on the flanks of Kenya's beautiful Indian Ocean shoreline. Located approximately halfway between Mombasa and Malindi, this less-trodden destination is renowned for its pristine, powdery beaches and the ultra-blue Goshi River that is fringed by mangrove forests, offering a welcoming paradise for both tranquillity seekers and nature enthusiasts. Known for its traditional dhows, it showcases a unique blend of diverse cultures and histories. Also well-known for the fairytale-like Kilifi Creek and the historic Mnarani ruins, an archaeological site dating back to the 14th century, Kilifi presents visitors with ample opportunities to explore, indulge in water sports, or simply soak in the picturesque town's rich cultural heritage.

Not so safe after dark, so avoid walking after dark. Have a Tuktuk guy on speed dial to get you to and from places, or a taxi guy.
As long as you are not alone outside after dark, you should be fine.

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