Gede Ruins

Hidden deep in the Lush Arabuko Sokoke forest near Malindi, the Gedi Ruins
are one of the Kenya’s most mysterious treasure. This ancient swahili town,
believed to have thrived between the 12th and 17th centuries, is full of fascinating
coral stones houses, palaces, mosques and complex water system that shows how
advanced its people were.
Walking through the ruins, visitors experience a mix of history, culture and
nature _ with monkey, butterflies, and birds all around. The site is peaceful,
enchanting and gives a glimpse into the life of the coastal people centuries ago.
At Coastal Rides Kenya, make it easy to explore Gede Ruins with guided trips
that can be combined with a tour to Marafa Hell’s Kitchen.