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Let's experience Africa with Good Finders Safaris Kenya

Sightseeing tours, local trips and excursions on the coast

Guided walking tour : Experience a unique getaway in a local village life, local gyriama dance, learn about the use of different plants for traditional medicine, taste a traditional home-cooked meal, listen to tales and stories, get a peek into the daily life of a family on the coast of Kenya.

Visit the Gyriama tribe paradise : Watch the local Gyriama dance and experience the ambiance of the north coast of Kenya

Dhow sailing tours on the creek can be arranged at departure from the Sunset beach near the property. E.g. dhow or canoe trip on the creek to bird watching on the island and snorkling on the coral reef, or boat trip fishing. Canoe, kayak, board and also bicycles are available on request!

Malindi Marine National Park & Reserve 

Watamu Marine Park & Reserve

This beautiful slice of Kenya's indian Ocean coastline provides the perfect getaway.

The park is endowed with magnificent resources such as fringing reefs, coral gardens in the lagoons, sea grass beds, mangroves, mudflats, marine mammals, manta rays, dolphins, turtles and various species of shorebirds. Visitors can also enjoy glass bottom boat rides, snorkelling and beach walks in this veritable paradise. Watamu Marine Park is recognized worldwide as a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve. Dolphins' cruise in Watamu and more information available on request.

Visit our Distant Relatives

At Ecolodge & Backpackers Kilifi 

A few meters away from Sunset Villa the Kilifi Backpackers bar & restaurant

"At Distant Relatives, our philosophy has always been to work around nature, rather than making nature work around us. For us, caring for the environment and supporting our community will always be a priority and a passion, and we are happy that such efforts have led to our recent certification by Ecotourism Kenya"

Food & Drinks

Distant Relatives serves breakfast, lunch and dinner every day and includes vegetarian options. The bar is always fully stocked with the best Kenyan beers, French and South African wines and all kinds of spirits. Don't miss friday pizza night !

Check all activities and events to come on the calendar, movie night and live music concert.

Kitesurf village Best kitesurf spot

Salty's Beach bar & restaurant in Kilifi on Bofa beach

Salty's is on Bofa beach Kilifi, where the conditions are perfect for learning and enjoying any watersport. With beautiful tropical waters, calm lagoons and great waves out on the reef Salty's Kitesurf center is perfect for kite surfers.

Che Shale sea lodge and Barefoot camp on Mambrui beach

Experience a remote destination getaway on one of the most beautiful kite surf spot on Mambrui beach, 20 min drive from Malindi. One of the most picturesque locations on the coastal town of Malindi. Also available wake board, paddle board at Che Shale Kite surf school.

Mnarani club, bar & restaurant

Sailing and diving with 3° South and Buccaneer Kilifi

Watersports at Mnarani such as yacht sailling, wakeboarding, catamarans, windsurfing, waterski, kayaking, training center at about 10 min from sunset villas.

Golf Resort at Vipingo Ridge Golf course 

Golf club house, bar & restaurant

Only 15 minutes drive to Vipingo from Kilifi - Taxi available on demand

Visit local villages and enjoy traditional dance

Masai tribe village Manyatta and watch Masai dance at Amboseli

Mount Kilimandjaro view from Ziwani Lodge

Mt Kilimandjaro view behind clouds at Kibo safari Lodge

Excursions to Mnarani Ruins & Gede Ruins

Swahili civilisation has left many architectural remains across ages that shows the greatness of yesteryear. Ibn Battuta an arab writer and traveler of the 14th centuries describes as the most beautiful towns in the world with Kilwa located in Tanzanie nowday. Many trade with China, India, Middle East and Far Easten which bought up ivory, silver, silk, gems either way wealth.

Fort Jesus Museum Mombasa

The site is located in Mombasa Island which is in the Coast province of Kenya.
The Portuguese built Fort Jesus in 1593. The site chosen was a coral ridge at the entrance to the harbor. Fort Jesus was built to secure the safety of Portuguese living on the East Coast of Africa. It has had a long history of hostilities of the interested parties that used to live in Mombasa. Perhaps no Fort in Africa has experienced such turbulence as Fort Jesus. Omani Arabs attacked the Fort from 1696 to 1698.

Between 1837 and 1895, the Fort was used as barracks for the soldiers. When the British protectorate was proclaimed on the 1st of July 1895, the Fort was converted into a prison. The huts were removed and cells were built. On the 24th October 1958, Fort Jesus was declared a National Park in the custody of the Trustees of the Kenya National Parks. Excavation was carried out and the Fort became a Museum in 1962. The Fort is now an important historical landmark in the East African region.