Introduction
Kilifi is a coastal county in Kenya, situated north of Mombasa. It is renowned for its vibrant tourism sector, centered around world-famous beaches in towns like Malindi and Watamu, which are known for their coral reefs and marine national parks. The county has a population of over 1.4 million people, with a rich culture influenced by the Mijikenda community.
Beyond tourism, the economy relies on fishing and agriculture. The region is also historically significant, hosting important landmarks like the Gede Ruins, a medieval Swahili settlement. The county’s administrative headquarters is Kilifi town.
