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Alleyne
House
Bofa
Beach, Kilifi - Kenya
Private
Beach Home For Rent During Your Holiday in Kenya
(Alleyne
House is a private rental Home situated right on Bofa
Beach in Kilifi. You can rent the house and have you
own home away from home. Kilifi is the first Town North
of Mombasa about half-way to Malindi. Kilifi Town is
60 kilometers North of Mombasa on the Mombasa-Malindi
highway. Alleyne House Kilifi is about 2 kilometers
past the police station in Kilifi just before the Black
Marlin)
Alleyne
House - Kilifi, Kenya
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House Kilifi, View Rates, Discounted Prices - Book &
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Alleyne
House Kilifi is a Beach home/Beach house on
the Indian Ocean Kenya Kilifi and can accommodate up
to 6 guests. Alleyne House is a simple house situated
right on Bofa Beach in Kilifi. You can rent it and thus
have you own home away from home.
Alleyne
House in Kilifi has a permanent house
servant/caretaker named Shehe who will cook simple dishes,
clean, wash and iron 'except ladies underwear) There
is also a gardener and a night watchman. They do not
live in the main house. Shehe goes home after duty and
returns in the morning. The gardener has his own little
house on the plot but you'll not be disturbed.
Alleyne
House in Kilifi has one large bedroom with twin beds,
a smaller one with twin beds and an even smaller one
with twin beds. There are two fold up bedsteads available.
Mattresses, pillows, blankets and mosquito nets are
provided, with the two lager rooms having walk in nets.
The bathroom has a bath, shower, basin and toilet with
water heated by electricity which is switched on in
the kitchen and should be turned off when not required.
There are also an outside long drop and open shower
behind the kitchen to rinse off after swimming. Please
keep showers to a minimum necessity , since water is
worth a lot in Kilifi and not always available in abundance.
The kitchen has a gas stove and a fridge with internal
deep freeze. There is an extra fridge in the dining
area for cold water and drinks. Local fisherman will
usually bring fish to the door when weather permits.
Kilifi
town centre has a shopping centre and a supermarket
(Al-Anwar) stocking groceries, bread, milk, sugar, flower,
cans and all usual requirements 'except items forbidden
for muslims. The Market nearby has fruits and vegetables
and there is a good butchery close by. There are three
pharmacies and at least two shops stocking beer, wine,
spirits and water. There is also an ATM at Barclays
bank that accepts Visa and Master cards. The post office
is close to the market. There is also a petrol station
which can provide minor car services, fuel, batteries
and tire service.
Alleyne
House Kilifi Accommodation Rates/Prices
Dates
From |
Dates
To |
House Rent Per Day |
House Rent Per Day |
1st
January 2011 |
31st
December 2011 |
80 US Dollars |
6,400 Kenya Shillings |
Notes
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Alleyne House is a simple house situated
right on Bofa Beach, Kilifi where there is no mass tourism
Alleyne
House offers the following amenities and services:
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Linen and towels are provided
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1 double bedroom with twin beds
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2 smaller rooms with 2 twin beds each
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Mosquito nets and blankets are provided
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A Large enclosed veranda, used as living area
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Staff include a houseman/cook, gardener and night guard
Alleyne
House Day Trips from Kilifi
Day Trip to Mida Creek
from Alleyne
House Kilifi
Mida Creek is large,
from the spectacular entrance from the sea, with its
dramatic water currents and coral outcrops, up to the
far ends that are a tangled ribbon of channels and sandbanks,
and the ideal places for wetland birds to feed at low
tide. Approximately 6kms long, the creek has many narrower
brackish and fresher tributaries where the waters are
still and clear, and the mangrove forest is enveloping.
Mida creek is a large
creek lined with mangrove forest and renowned for its
waders, kingfishers and crab plovers. Bird watching,
fishing, mangrove walks, and leisure boat trips can
be arranged by several groups in Watamu. Water skiing
and other water sports are also available.
Dhow Rides on Kilifi
Creek / Fishing Trips
Big
game fishing is widely available on the North coast.
There are many highly skilled local operators in Malindi.
Hemingway's Hotel in Watamu is a fishing resort with
an excellent international reputation. Excellent boats
with state of the art equipment are available for full
and half day charter. The main game fish include Sailfish
and Marlin, Kingfish, Wahoo, Horse Mackerel and others.
A tag and release program ensures eco-friendly fishing.
Big game fishing can be arranged in season (December-March).
Gedi Ruins
The Gedi Ruins are one
of Kenya and East Africa's great mysteries. The puzzle
surrounding this abandoned town adds to its haunting
beauty that captivates and frightens locals and tourists
alike to this day. It is thought that the town was founded
in the early 13th Century due to finds like a Ming China
vase and Venetian glass. Gedi was then mysteriously
abandoned in the late 17th Century.
One reason that this
may have occurred is due to tribes from the north migrating
down into the forest where Gedi lies and forcing the
inhabitants out. However the main puzzle is that there
are no records of the town in Portuguese, Arabic or
Swahili scripts. As it lies 2 miles outside Watama on
the Malindi to Mombasa road it was close to other settlements,
yet no references have been found to date. Pottery was
found from all over the world suggesting a centre of
trade and therefore the obscurity of Gedi in records
is even more intriguing.
The outlay is like a typical medieval Swahili town.
Points of interest are the Palace and Great Mosque.
Also interesting is the amazingly uniform and sophisticated
toilets. Today Gedi is a glorious ruined town that has
intermingled with the jungle.
Watamu Beach
Watamu Beach situated
20 kilometers south of Malindi town hosts a delightful
Marine park covering 30 km of coastline. Breathtaking
coral gardens teem with brightly colored tropical fish
and the tranquil Mida Creek borders an ancient mangrove
forest. Watamu is a haven for snorkeling enthusiasts
and avid or novice scuba divers as it harbors one of
the world's most spectacular marine parks . Motorized
water sports are not available. Watamu is about 170
km from Mombasa Airport with a transfer time of approximately
2 hours.
Bike The Coast
Discover
Africa off the beaten track with Bike the Coast: local
people in their settlements and traditional African
villages, palm- and mango-tree forests, different climate
zones, fantastic views on Creeks and the Mombasa North
Coast Area, bush along the Indian Ocean....Bike the
Coast offers guided half day Bush-Tours on safe unpaved
roads with no traffic. With the mountain-bike you come
closer to the local life than with any other mean. All
the equipment provided.
Other
places of Interest from Kilifi
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Hell's Kitchen
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Watamu Turtle Watch
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Kilifi Creek and Vuma Caves
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Windsurfing & kite surfing in Kilifi
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Nguuni Nature Sanctuary, Mombasa
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Haller Park (Bamburi Nature Trail), Mombasa
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Golfing at Nyali Golf & Country Club, Mombasa
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Ngomongo Villages is a sustainable eco-cultural tourist
village
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Bobmbolulu workshops are located along the north coast
of Mombasa
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Arabuko-Sokoke National Reserve is the largest stretch
of coastal forest
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Tana River and Kora National Reserve is the only home
of the Hunter's antelope
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Mamba Village, which is situated in Nyali, is East Africa?s
largest crocodile farm
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Malindi is about 55 km's from Malindi Town and driving
takes about 1 hours 15 minutes
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Yuls Restaurant for Indian Curries & Masalas, Angus-Steaks,
Giant Burgers and grilled Seafood
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Kipepeo butterfly Centre sells butterfly and moth pupae
and other live insects as well as honey and silk cloth
produced by the community. Our pupae are exported and
the live insects hatched and displayed in insect parks
globally
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Mombasa is the second-largest city in Kenya. Lying next
to the Indian Ocean, it has a major port and an international
airport
Booking
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House (Holiday Home for Rent) Bofa Beach, Kilifi - Kenya
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