BILLIONNAIRE CLUB MALINDI
NO OF DAYS : 7 : MALINDI
FROM USD 1000 Per Person
The coastal town of Malindi is famous for its white sand beaches, rich Swahili-Portuguese history, and unique marine life. Often nicknamed "Little Italy" due to its vibrant mix of Kenyan and Italian cultures, Malindi serves as a major gateway to the north coast's top historical and natural landmarks.
DAY 1 : BILLIONNAIRE CLUB MALINDI
A world-renowned 5-star destination on Marine Park Road. It features ultra-modern private beach cabanas, a high-end saltwater pool, a wellness spa, and top-tier Italian fine dining. The Billionaire Resort and Retreat in Malindi (often referred to as the Billionaire Club) is an ultra-luxury, 5-star coastal private enclave. Founded by former Formula 1 mogul Flavio Briatore, it blends high-end Italian design with Swahili beachfront luxury.
Billionaire Beachfront Apartments: Set directly on the coastline featuring 24 fully serviced luxury condos, an iconic saltwater infinity pool, private beach cabanas, and a high-energy beachside vibe.
Lion in the Sun Retreat: A highly exclusive, serene inland sanctuary hidden within manicured tropical gardens, offering deep privacy and its own peaceful swimming pools.
Billionaire Beach Bar & Grill: Beachside à la carte dining serving fresh seafood and premium Italian cuisine.
Award-Winning Spa: Features six private treatment cabins and three specialized sea-water hydrotherapy facilities.
Sports Facilities: Access to 2 fitness centers, a tennis court, a football pitch, beach volleyball, and complimentary guest bicycles.
Excursions In Malindi
1. Vasco Da Gama Pillar : One of Africa's oldest European monuments, built in 1498 by the Portuguese explorer. A single ticket via E-Citizen grants entry here, to the Portuguese Chapel, and the museum.
2. Malindi Museum : A preserved building in the old town showcasing Swahili artifacts, Mijikenda culture, and underwater heritage exhibitions.
3. Gede Ruins : Located just south of town, these are the atmospheric, moss-covered remains of a 12th-century Swahili walled city hidden inside a lush forest.
4. Malindi Marine Boat Ride : Perfect for glass-bottom boat rides, snorkeling, and diving amongst rich coral gardens filled with sea turtles. Boat trips often include a seafood barbecue on a temporary sand island.
5. Hells Kitchen : A spectacular, naturally eroded sandstone canyon situated about 30 km outside Malindi. The jagged, multi-colored gorges are best visited at sunset when the rocks glow deep red.
6. Mambrui Sand Dunes : Golden, rolling sand dunes that directly meet the waters of the Indian Ocean. It is a popular spot for quad biking, photography, and beach strolls.