Reaching Kilifi is easy, thanks to its strategic location and excellent transport options. Here’s how you can get there:

By Road

• Kilifi is accessible via the Malindi-Mombasa Highway. It’s approximately 56 kilometers from Malindi and 63 kilometers from Mombasa. The scenic drive along the coastline offers glimpses of breathtaking views, lush plantations, and charming coastal towns.
• Public transport options include matatus (shared minivans) or buses, which are both affordable and widely available. For a more authentic experience, opt for a ride in a tuk-tuk within the town to explore its bustling streets.
• Private taxis or car rentals offer more comfort and flexibility, allowing you to make stops and explore hidden gems along the way.

By Air

• Malindi Airport (56 km away) and Moi International Airport in Mombasa (63 km away) are the nearest airports. Both airports offer domestic flights from Nairobi and other major cities, as well as international connections.
• From the airport, you can hire a taxi or use shuttle services to reach Kilifi. For a touch of adventure, consider organizing a transfer through local tour operators who can guide you to Kilifi’s highlights en route.

By Train

• The Standard Gauge Railway (SGR) connects Nairobi to Mombasa. Opt for the comfortable first-class cabins for a relaxed journey. From Mombasa, you can take a taxi or bus to Kilifi, which is just a short drive away. The train ride offers a unique opportunity to witness Kenya’s diverse landscapes, from savannahs to rolling hills.