Marine National Park's Vibrant Ecosystem

Marine National Park, established in 1968, covers an area of 213 square kilometers along the Kenyan coast. It was founded to protect unique marine biodiversity and promote sustainable tourism.

The park is renowned for its coral reefs, home to various species of fish, turtles, and marine mammals. Extensive mangroves and seagrasses contribute to its ecological significance.

Unforgettable Highlights

🌊 Coral Reefs: Explore vibrant underwater ecosystems teeming with life.

🐢 Sea Turtles: Spot endangered species nesting along the shores.

🐬 Dolphin Spotting: Enjoy boat tours and witness playful dolphins in their natural habitat.

With accessible entry points from Malindi, Marine National Park caters to tourists, families, and marine enthusiasts alike.