About
位于肯尼亚东南部的沿海县，以其美丽的海滩、Shimba Hills国家保护区和印度洋沿岸的旅游业而闻名。
Kwale County lies on the Indian Ocean coast in southeastern Kenya, in East Africa. It is a coastal county, and its beaches are the first thing most visitors come for, with the ocean as the constant backdrop to a visit.
What the county offers
- Beaches along the Indian Ocean, a natural draw for those who want to spend time by the sea.
- Shimba Hills National Reserve, a protected area that gives the county a different landscape from its shoreline.
- Tourism, which forms a large part of the county's life along the coast.
What kind of visit it makes
Kwale suits travellers who want a coastal break and an easy move between sea and inland wildlife country. Because the beaches and the reserve sit within one county, a visit can combine time by the water with a day in the hills. The county is best approached as a base for both, with the choice between them shaped by how you like to spend your days.
If you are planning a trip, check current details for the reserve and the beaches before you go, as these are not covered here.
