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Background Information
Arabuko Sokoke was proclaimed a Crown Forest
and gazetted
in 1943. Part of the forest was gazetted as a strict nature
reserve in
the late 1960s. The reserve lies a few kilometers inland,
between the
towns of Kilifi and Malindi, 110 km north of Mombasa. It is the
largest
existing fragment of the tropical forests that covered much of
the East
African coast and is an important habitat for endemic/endangered
birds,
insects and mammal species.
Location: Climate: HOW TO GET THERE Roads: Airstrips: MAJOR ATTRACTIONS Endemic Bird species, Butterflies, Remnant coastal forest. FACILITIES (Hotels Near the Park) Turtle Bay Beach Club; Temple Point Village; Ocean Sports; Hemingways; Blue Bay Village; Barracuda Inn; Mrs Simpsons. ACTIVITIES Bird Watching; Walking Trails |
Tidal
Creek in young trees |
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Ancient
City of Gede |
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