Shela Town

Shela Town

enjoying some quiet time at a beautiful beach, deserted thanks to Somalia

Location: 

Shela, Kenya

Duration: 

Friday, June 10, 2016

Personal highlights

  1. Shela Town: beautifully maintained and not overrun by tourists thanks to Somalia
  2. Religion: only Christians were seriously working while Moslems are celebrating Ramadan
  3. Stop Over: probably the only place to get a drink (non-alcoholic) after a day at the beach
  4. Peponi: staying right behind the notorious, but seasonally closed beach hotel (missed)
  5. Fort of Shela: walking by the fort, not knowing that one could also stay there(missed)

Image sources

  1. White Old Mosque
  2. Running Muslem Boy
  3. Beach with Donkeys
  4. The Fort of Shela
  5. Resting Ship

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