It's going to be long and fun-filled weekends in Malindi and Watamu this holiday season that promises to be crackling.
Weekends under the banner of collaboration between the two iconic beach party locations, Rosada in Malindi and Paparemo in Watamu.
From Friday with the first of three evenings on the beach that start with dinner and promise music and sharing until late at night, to the historic Monday night, passing through Watamu's cult event, the Saturday night beach party at Paparemo, a must for those who love the nightlife in the most popular resort on the Kenyan coast.

But Malindi for this season will not be outdone, and Rosada Beach is preparing several surprises and, on the strength of its popularity and well-established name for those who frequent and appreciate the destination, has in its two dance nights the icing on the cake of an establishment that offers daily beach service, bar and restaurant and that with the parties will increase the evening offerings and those on its already exhaustive menu.
So too will Paparemo in Watamu, which is gearing up for an exciting high season.

The two venues, which have entered into a partnership under the banner of the union "that makes strength" of Italian businesses and their entertainment offerings, will offer the best deejays together and prepare dedicated transportation from one to the other location.
So it starts on Friday at Rosada Beach: with an a la carte menu starting at 7 pm.
After that, as always from 11 p.m. to 2 a.m. there will be barefoot dancing on the beach. Entrance to the disco for men costs Kes. 700 and Kes. 300 for women.

On Saturday nights it's off to Watamu, where Paparemo comes alive with the love beach disco and chiringuito churning out drinks and cocktails nonstop. Admission from 10 p.m., Kes. 700 men and Kes. 300 the women.
Closing the long weekend Monday night is Rosada's historic beach party, the first ever, with the disco party starting after dinner (with buffet menu starting at 7 p.m., Kes. 2500 excluding drinks).
After that, as always from 11 p.m. to 2 a.m., there's dancing. Again, entrance to the disco is KES. 300 for women, men Kes 700.