In one day you can get to know the city of Malindi, with its markets, the hectic African life. To then cross the bridge and immerse yourself in the quiet of Robinson Island and be lulled by the sound of the sea. End the day with a trip to Marafa where Hell's Kitchen is the Devil's Kitchen, as it is hot during the day. You will be fascinated by the tale of the legend of the creation of Marafa, exploring its gorges on foot. You will end the day admiring a beautiful sunset.
The wood factory where local craftsmen create their sculptures
who will take you, with a canoe, to Robinson Island, where you can have lunch on large mangrove wood tables
It is a large canyon, formed in the Pliocene period, surrounded by very high vertical walls with reddish spiers and stone pillars that reach even 30 meters in height. Hell's Kitchen, which is commonly called Nyari by the locals, (the place that breaks itself) was originally a sandstone place. It was mainly the erosion of rain and wind over the millennia that transformed it into the surreal canyon: a unique miracle of nature, even according to several of the most authoritative geologists on the planet. Visit on foot inside the canyon. The best time to visit it is towards sunset, the rocks take on different colors ranging from white, pink, orange to red.
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