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Shimba Hills National Reserve

Kwale County

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Shimba Hills National Reserve is a park, located at Kwale County, Kenya. They can be contacted via phone at +254 20 607024, visit their website www.kws.go.ke for more detailed information.

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Kwale County
Added by Jopie, at 22 October 2016

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23 Reviews

  • Anonymous
    04 May 2018

    Nice place for a drive in the forest..cool and quite..a walk to the water falls imprints great memories.

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  • Anonymous
    30 April 2018

    Nice place to visit. Some of the highlights of the visit include wildlife such as bullafos and elephants as well as swiming in the pools below sheldrick falls.

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  • Anonymous
    05 April 2018

    Great park, although we didn't see as much wildlife as we are used to in Kenya. It might have been the wrong time of the year for us to visit, the consequence of an early rainy season this year (2018), or simply the aftermath of a heavy rainfall last night
    Everything was green and lush. Quite a few visitors around. Not as many as in the Mara, but many more than in the small private conservancies.
    Magnificent vistas and landscapes.
    The walk to the waterfall is highly recommended.

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  • Anonymous
    01 April 2018

    Located in Kwale County, this is a nice place to tour for tourists visiting the Kenyan Coast. The reserve has plenty of elephants, baboons and other wild animals. Remember to visit the Sheldon Falls too, located within the national reserve. The area can be uncomfortably hot during the dry season so dress appropriately and carry enough water to keep yourself hydrated. To conserve the ecosystem, please do not litter the area.

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  • Anonymous
    16 March 2018

    Awesome park, only needs some serious advertising. I love my county.
    The park has quite a huge number of the Sable Antelope which is rare to find in our country. Poaching and deforestation has been a major problem though. I urge the government to do more effort in conservation of the park.

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  • Anonymous
    24 February 2018

    In shimba hills they is so much fun for you to do. You can go hiking, a game drive, and many more

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  • Anonymous
    08 February 2018

    The venue is very good for family vacations but the number of animals has greatly reduced

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  • Anonymous
    08 February 2018

    The Place to be if you Need a rest from stressig Safari or just want to enjoy silence and nature.
    Brillant Location, excellent food and really nice stuff lighting up your day and night

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  • Anonymous
    30 December 2017

    Hardly any animals to see. Rangers and staff of the National Park have recently claimed in Dec'17 that the numbers of animal has been declining. Our driver for the excursion claimed for the past year he has not spot any elephant at all. Paid US$ 125 per person for day excursion plus lunch. Not value for money, hence the 1 star. Lunch was ok Shimba Hill Green Resort. Wonderful staff. Beautiful view and clean and excellent amenities.

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  • Anonymous
    18 December 2017

    Good for bird watchers if you arrive early enough. No animals.

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  • Anonymous
    13 December 2017

    great scenery plus the wildlife. friendly and helpful game rangers and tour guides. its worth visiting if you have the time

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  • Anonymous
    10 December 2017

    Its a nice cool place with good serenity of birds and baboons

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  • Anonymous
    01 December 2017

    The simbas aren't exist any more as local driver told us Very expensive for 3 types of animal's that exist Every one ask for money. The only nice is the waterfall…

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  • Anonymous
    19 November 2017

    This is my little place of paradise. You won't see the big 5, in fact you will be lucky to see much in the way of game but it's just so quiet and tranquil.

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  • Anonymous
    31 August 2017

    No animals at all, all gone. The waterfall is nice but nothing special.

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  • Anonymous
    25 August 2017

    The scenery, the fantastic view of the park, general ambience.

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  • Anonymous
    26 July 2017

    A nice place for nature drive and hiking

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  • Anonymous
    30 June 2017

    Nice drive though not many animals to see

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  • Anonymous
    10 May 2017

    We didn't get to see alot of animal but the walk to the waterfall was challenging but awesome.

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  • Anonymous
    02 May 2017

    Small reserve, good to get a taste of safari. You can see buffalo, antilope, warhogs, monkeys, etc. With some luck you might see one of the few elephants and giraffes.
    Sheldrick Falls is the highlight of the trip: its a tough 2 km walk but absolutely worth it. Go for a dive under the falls.
    Park can be visited with own/rental car, driving is tricky only on some roads. We got an excellent local guide on board (available at main gate) who drove us around and helped us find the game.
    Self drive trip with local guide costs only 1/3rd of trips offered in Diani.

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  • Anonymous
    30 April 2017

    It's a breath taking excursion with a variety of Flora n fauna

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  • Anonymous
    05 March 2017

    25 minutes from kenya's beautiful South Coast beaches. Rare Saple Antelope, Elephant and Buffalo. Pristine climate and wonderful natural forest.

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  • Anonymous
    29 October 2016

    The wildlife is great, starting with the large numbers of forest elephants to the sable antelope only indigenous to Shimba Hills. The climate is cool as the area is situated on highest points of the Coast area. There is also spectacular water falls.

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