A magnificent little oasis in Malindi with great food and simplicity under the sun on the sand. The grilled red snapper is awesome and worth coming back for — best to leave shoes in the car as the entire place is sandy.
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A magnificent place! I advise everyone to visit it, despite the more difficult access! You won't regret it!
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Great little oasis. Had chill lunch here. Wish we could stay longer.
Loved it all! The food, the simplicity, the sun, the sand. The grilled fish (red snapper) was awesome. I could come back for the same. The entire place is sandy so best to leave shoes in the car. Can...
Our first time in Che Shale and loving it! This is where you should come to unwind, enjoy the ocean, the breeze and the food. Breakfast was scrumptious! We will definitely be back 💕
Not a good place for the driver's last lunch and commission you have to fight before they gave you