MJANAHERI SAND DUNES ( DUBAI NDOGO)📌 — Attraction in Magarini ward

The Mamburui Sand Dunes, located just 23 kilometers from Malindi town, are a serene getaway combining stunning beaches with adventurous activities. Dubbed "Little Dubai," this destination captivates visitors with its expansive sand dunes, evoking the beauty of a desert landscape.

The spotless beach is perfect for unwinding or enjoying a swim. Thrill-seekers can delight in quad bike rides along the beach, an exhilarating activity priced at Ksh 23usd for 30 minutes or Ksh 46usd for an hour, offering excellent value for a memorable experience.

Visitors should consider renting an Arafat scarf for Ksh 200 to protect against the sun's rays; these scarves also make for vibrant photo props. Free parking ensures easy access for those traveling from Malindi or surrounding areas.

This destination is perfect for solo travelers, couples, families, or groups seeking a mix of relaxation, adventure, and natural beauty. For the best experience, plan your visit early in the morning or late afternoon to avoid the heat and enjoy the dunes' golden hues.

Highly recommended for anyone...

All I can say is that if you are in Malindi for however long, set aside a few hours to visit the Mambrui Sand Dunes. Endless sandy almost secluded beach. It is absolutely worth the visit. You get really nice almost endless views of the sand dunes. If you have a drone, I can guarantee you spectacular pictures. The sand dunes lead you to the beach which provides you with an opportunity to cool down a little bit from the trek in the sand dunes. The only down side is that there is no refreshment spot nearby so you have to carry your drinks of you are planning to stay there for more than an hour. Lastly the entrance is free but as soon as you set foot there, you will be approached by a few beach boys. We thought it's best to just be prepared to give them something small. Overall, this...

A fascinating desert like sandy beach with massive dunes. Unlike other beaches in the south and mombasa sides, here the sand is so fine and is blowing 24/7 like in the desert. Be prepared to pay a small fee to the local self appointed community guides who charge you to come see the place and boost their local community as they don't have jobs. Like everything else in kenya, you can negotiate the fees as they can see you as tourist from Nairobi or bara as they call it. Of course the 'mzungu' price will be different. They are friendly and will show you around and also take care of your belongings if you want to take a dip in the ocean. Otherwise some boda boda guys always pass the beach as its their daily route and can just pick your stuff and ride away. Definitely...