KWS Malindi Marine National Park & Reserve

16/10/2026

16/10/2026

Weekend iko karibu!🏖️

Uko na plans ama bado?

Pull up to Malindi Marine National Park and Reserve, write bae’s name on the sand , feel the ocean breeze 🌊, and capture those unforgettable moments! 📸

Mawimbi yanaweza kufuta jina, but memories ni za forever!

Tag your person and tell them: Weekend hii tunashuka Malindi Marine! 😎

Kenya Wildlife Service
KWS Coast Tourism Circuit

10/10/2026

Hello everyone!
How is your Mazingira Day?

We are happy to join other stakeholders in Malindi for a beach clean-up activity, collecting a total of 223.6 kg of waste! ♻️

Beach clean-ups help protect marine life, reduce plastic pollution, and keep our coastline clean and attractive. Every action counts in safeguarding our ocean for future generations. 🐢🐠

Our amazing fans, how are you making a difference this ? Share with us in the comments!

Kenya Wildlife Service
KWS Coast Tourism Circuit

07/10/2026

At Malindi Marine Park, every customer matters!

This Customer Service Week 2026, we celebrate our dedicated team for going THE EXTRA MILE to create memorable experiences for every visitor.

From welcoming our guests with a smile, providing timely information, ensuring a safe and enjoyable visit, to promoting conservation, we believe that excellent service is more than meeting expectations—it is creating an experience worth remembering.

To our customers, thank you for choosing to explore, experience and conserve with us. Your feedback, trust and support inspire us to keep going the extra mile every day!

Kenya Wildlife Service
KWS Coast Tourism Circuit

26/09/2026

This morning, we joined the Kilifi Department of Trade, Tourism & Co-operative Development and other stakeholders at Hells Kitchen, Marafa, to celebrate World Tourism Week under the theme “Digital Agenda and Artificial Intelligence to Redesign Tourism.”

The celebration brought together stakeholders from the conservation, tourism, community, education and security sectors to share knowledge, experiences and practical approaches towards strengthening sustainable tourism.

Participants included Watamu Snake Park, Nature Kenya, Bore-Giriama Cultural Centre, Umoja wa Jamii, Dakatcha Woodland Conservation Group, Kaya Elders, Marafa Vocational Training Centre, Ti Kuondo Youth Group, NGAO, Anglican Development Services (ADS), County Government representatives and security agencies.

Key areas of learning included:

🌿 Preservation of culture and heritage

🌊 Environmental conservation and protection

🤝 Community empowerment and sustainable development

📚 Education, awareness and knowledge sharing

🦋 Tourism development and local opportunities

🔬 Research and innovation

💰 Tourism’s contribution to local livelihoods and economies

🐍 First aid and snakebite management

🍯 Beekeeping and community livelihoods

🌳 Tree growing and El Niño preparedness

⚠️ The impacts of “disco matanga” on communities and the environment

The event reinforced the importance of partnerships, innovation, technology and community participation in building a resilient and sustainable tourism sector.

Kenya Wildlife Service
KWS Coast Tourism Circuit

24/09/2026

24/09/2026

24/09/2026

22/09/2026

WORDS CANNOT SAY IT ALL
A taste of seafood at Sardinia island with songs and dances. Everyone participated fully in the day's activities showing that disability is no barrier to adventure, ocean exploration, or connection with nature.

Notably, Kenya Wildlife Service offers free entrance for persons with disabilities, a policy that continues to make experiences like this one more accessible across Kenya's terrestrial and marine parks and reserves.

Our satisfaction is to exceed the visitor's experience every time. # Kenya Wildlife Service

19/09/2026

INTERNATIONAL COASTAL CLEANUP

Malindi Marine National Park & Reserve, together with partners, communities, conservation groups, government agencies, private sector and volunteers, joined hands for a major coastal cleanup covering the stretch from Ocean Beach to Mayungu Beach.

Through collective action, an impressive 1,375.05 kg of waste was collected, including:
♻️ General waste – 1,027.35 kg
♻️ Plastic waste – 249.5 kg
♻️ Glass waste – 46.7 kg
♻️ Rubber waste – 51.5 kg
⚠️ Syringes – 3 pieces

The success of this cleanup demonstrates what is possible when communities and conservation partners come together to protect our beaches, ocean and marine ecosystems.

We sincerely appreciate all participating organizations, community groups, government agencies, security teams, beach and boat operators, businesses, sponsors and volunteers for their commitment and support

👏 Special appreciation to all our sponsors and partners, including County Department of Environment, Malindi Municipality, Kenya Navy, Kenya Police, Tourist Police, Red Cross, PWAM, Malindi Boat Operators Association, Shella BMU, Diamond Resort, The Kasa Resort, Yakutsi, Zero Degree Seafood, Silversands School, Billionaire Resort, Casino Malindi, Masai Beach, Y&A General Workshop, Hassan Ali Hardware, Muungano Group, Luciano General Workshop, and Masharubu Furniture,Taweed Girls, among many others who made this initiative possible.

🌱 Every piece of waste removed is a step towards a cleaner coast and a healthier ocean.

Kenya Wildlife Service
KWS Coast Tourism Circuit