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TENTS: 80

Comprising of,

38 Safari Tents overlooking the Talek River, each with a double and single bed.
32 Garden Chalets with double and single beds.
10 Superior Ngamboli Tents on the banks of the Talek River.

The Ngamboli tents are the super luxury tents located on a private wing of the Camp with open views over the Mara game reserve.
All rooms are ensuite and have their private balcony.

Short Overview

On the shores of the Indian Ocean, at the edge of the ancient settlement of Malindi lies The Driftwood, nestled into the Kenyan coast, with a charm all of its own. As a small and privately owned hotel, we have particularly enjoyed developing a sense of warmth and familiarity that sees our guests returning time and again.

Hotel Amenities

On the beach

Type of accommodation

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