Cheap Flights to Malindi (MYD)
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dealchecker’s guide to Malindi
Most people come to Malindi in Kenya in order to experience the best that the coast of the Indian Ocean has to offer, from its sparkling blue waters to its coral reefs and beautiful marine life which are just beneath the surface. Hop on a flight to Malindi and all this can be yours.
Flights To Malindi
You will spend around eight and a half hours in the air on Malindi flights when you are inbound from a UK airport. Cheap Malindi flights can arrive at the airport of the same name, although this only accepts domestic services. It's more likely that your flight to Malindi will land at Moi International Airport which will leave you with a transfer of about two hours to get to your final destination.
Getting Around Malindi
You can find car hire from Malindi Airport if you want to see as much of the city and the nearby nature reserves as possible. Local taxi firms are also available and buses run regular routes around the city. Tour companies and hotels in Malindi also offer transport, so check when you book to make sure you know your options.
What To See In Malindi
The biggest draw of the city is the Malindi Marine National Park, where the beauty of the beaches is just about matched by the underwater delights just off shore. If snorkelling and diving have lost their appeal then you can see the pillar of Vasco da Gama, an explorer whose monument is visible at the point where he hit land following his expulsion from Mombasa.