This event is not just a beach party, nor is it just a New Year's Eve celebration, but something extraordinary and unique for Malindi, an evening of international appeal with thirty DJs from around the world and a guest list that has filled practically every hotel and bed & breakfast in the town and even in neighbouring towns.
This is Lost Beach's New Year's Eve, an event that has been in preparation for days for tomorrow evening, Wednesday 31st December, with a huge stage hosting a show reminiscent of the big festivals that Paparemo Beach and Licht House organised in Watamu in previous seasons, launching destinations such as Kilifi, thanks to the Beneath the Baobab event, which was then included in the major global circuits and attracts people from all over the world, who book months in advance.
Here, the management of Lost confirms, for example, the participation of about 600 people from South Africa, with enthusiasts from Nairobi and England, as well as tourists who love nightlife and exceptional evenings, for music and trends like this.
Below, in the poster, is the list of DJs, many of whom have won international awards in their category, for an event that marks the return of Malindi as a destination to consider, thanks also to a young and enterprising venue that has understood that to relaunch the destination, you need attractive shows that get people talking, boost the hospitality industry and bring in people who can fall in love with the environment and the great opportunities offered by a location that has everything it takes to rise again. See you on the evening of the 31st at Lost Beach!