Lindi Culture and Beach Holiday

Lindi is Its small dhow port bustles with local coastal traffic, a smattering of carved doorways and crumbling ruins line the dusty streets, and a Hindu temple and Indian merchants serve as a reminder of once-prosperous trade routes to the east.
Salt production is the main local industry, announced by the salt flats lining the road into town. There’s also a sisal plantation in Kikwetu, near the airfield. The coral reef from south of Lindi to Sudi Bay hosts abundant marine life, and the site has been proposed as a possible protected marine area.
Philip Adventure and Safari Company will organize your trip to Lindi.
The old, historical part of town is the section along the waterfront, though you’ll have to hunt for the few still-standing remnants of the town’s more glorious past. Watch for the remains of the old German boma, ruins of an Arab tower and the occasional carved doorway. The small Dhow Port on palm-fringed Lindi Bay is lively, colourful, and worth a stroll.