Kilifi County is one of five counties that make up the Kenyan Coast, with its capital at Kilifi. The county lies north and northeast of Mombasa and is home to diverse communities including Mijikenda, Swahili, Bajuni, Indians, Arabs, and a number of Europeans.
Kilifi County is known for its sandy beaches, cultural diversity, and historic sites, such as the Ruins of Gedi, which include mosques and tombs dating back to the 11th century. Major economic activities include fishing and tourism, thanks to the proximity of the Indian Ocean.
Top Attractions in Kilifi County
- Ruins of Gedi
- Watamu Marine National Park
- Malindi Museum
- Rabai Museum
- Matungu Beach
- Kaya Forest
- Mnarani Ruins
