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Indian Ocean outlook - July update

by Noonsite 5 Aug 01:22 UTC
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Kenya: An excellent choice for first landfall in East Africa, Kilifi lies just north of Mombasa on the estuary of the Goshi River.

Kilifi Creek provides visiting yachts with a very protected place to moor securely, great kite surfing, beautiful mangroves and a sociable and friendly boatyard who can assist with entry formalities and where boats can safely be left whilst exploring the interior.

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