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Gede Ruins
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Sue And Damian
July 30, 2018
Gede Ruins is a 12th century Swahili Village, making it a fruitful historical and archaeological site.
Emilie
January 4, 2020
Gede Ruins is a 12th century Swahili settlement that was mysteriously abandoned around 600 years ago. You can hire a guide at the entrance to show you around. As well as being very interesting it is also surrounded by beautiful indigeous forest with lots of great bird life and very curious Syke’s Monkeys. Well worth visiting early in the morning or late afternoon when it is cooler.
Gede Ruins is a 12th century Swahili settlement that was mysteriously abandoned around 600 years ago. You can hire a guide at the entrance to show you around. As well as being very interesting it is also surrounded by beautiful indigeous forest with lots of great bird life and very curious Syke’s Mo…
Jacques
December 12, 2016
Shows a great history
Alexandra
September 12, 2016
Nestled in lush rainforest, Gedi was one of the ancient Arab towns along the East African Coast, which was probably rebuilt in the 15th and 16th centuries. Today, visitors can tour the ruins where the Great Mosque, the Palace, coral-stone houses, and pillar tombs have been unearthed.
Jenny
March 8, 2015
Great to spend the day wandering through the ancient city remains
