Page 46 - Msingi Afrika Magazine Issue 32

T our ism
Tourism

Malindi Beach with fishermen arriving at the shore. Photo: Samuel Phillips A boat in the boatyard. Photo Samuel Phillips

The old jetty
at the Malindi
Beach.
Photo:
Samuel
Phillips

sunset photography, you know the magic I really could not tell why I was surprised
fades away within a few minutes, so time is that there were so many boats on the shore.
of the essence. I managed to get a few shots Fishermen were coming to shore with their

and decided to walk toward a side of the huge bundles of nets and buckets of fish
beach that I had not gone to before. that they caught over the night. Right on
the beach were people, especially women
Lots of boats who were waiting for fresh fish that the

Malindi is a coastal town and one thing that fishermen were bringing. Most of them
should be obvious is the presence of boats, have restaurants in the area where they sell
either fishing boats or just private boats. So, food.

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