Hotels near Malindi Airport - MYD, Malindi

It's a great place to relax, unwind, enjoying the fresh air and breeze when it's not too humid. Lovely to view the sunrise @5.15am even from the spacious balcony rooms overlooking the ocean. Enjoy the compound, and the bars with other guests; or tye oeaceful and quiet area for readers. Its a holiday! Stand out and have fun!!

Malindi was such a beautiful town, It's a small CITY but very diverse,we had lot's of fun in different historical sites...I loved the Marine park and the Island at the marine park with such pure water and beautiful sand... The shopping malls are great so much to do for activities.. Swahili Dishes was one of my best visits the food their was so amazing... I enjoyed my stay in Malindi also the people are Very friendly and helpful...

The information on Booking.com about Malindi is an accurate representation of what I found on site. I visited the following places: Galana Shopping Centre Vasco da Gama Pillar Portuguese Chapel Malindi Marine National Park. I occasionally ate out from a wide range of restaurants in the city centre. It was quite easy to move around Malindi and I currently have no experience of places to avoid while in Malindi.

Easy town to move around. Not that many pedestrian walkways. From my last visit(2023) there is an upgrade though. Need for more coffee places. The beach areas could be more cleaner. For coffee and lovely delicious snacks,go to Malaika restaurant opposite the Buntwani Beach Front. Walking is the healthiest way to move around Malindi,just don't give a visual contact with the boda boda taxis( you will ride unwillingly!) Avoid the Tikka chicken with coloured(yellow) spicing.

Cool laid back town. Action is on the beach. Local foods like fish, calamari, prawns easily gotten-mostly in the evening. Its a 'crime' not to use a motor bike(boda boda) to tour the town on foot! Annoying whistles and hoots from the riders- just avoid eye contact! Malindi town is easy to walk around. Coffee lovers have a huge choice- kahawa tungu( peppered with cinnamon&ginger powder)- on the bench at every turn of road -or- in Italian themed coffee joints by the beach and main streets. Lo Sfizio restaurant- along Lamu road is a great one.- Malaika Restaurant- Buntwani Beach is another.

Malindi town is typical of Kenya with a market, supermarket, lots of traders and as a tourist you are well served. It is a quiet safe area but restaurants tend to be quiet at night with few customers.If you want nightlife there are clubs and beach parties til 3am or later .