It's a weird one!! The tidal sway is massive. In March the water is in early morning and back in after 4pm. So 5pm is a good time to swim in the very warm water. It's long and can take at least 3 hours to walk. But fascinating to watch locals collect seaweed at low tide.
It’s a great beach and when you are there, I would recommend when you want some souvenirs handle with the two Masai Allypapaa & Mwenga ( picture below). They are great young men with big hearts. They make hand carved wooden signs and jewelry. The prices are reasonable and you can bargain with them for a good price for you and them. They are very reliable and just great guys, after you buy from them they leave you alone and always greet you when they come by. Tell them you come from Duke and you will see them smile.☺️☺️☺️
A very beautiful beach. Not crowded and very friendly local people. Watch out while walking on the beach because there can be sharp objects. It's a pity people leave litter. So wear water shoes.
The beach is nice. Sometimes you can swim, other times you can look up for shells and tide leftovers. Not so nice is the road to it. Seems like there are two different worlds. One side you can see luxury resorts, instagrammable beach with palm trees, but on the other side you can see the poverty of the people who are living there
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