An afternoon of the world of reptiles not only crocodiles, but tortoise, iguana, aquatic animals of numerous species, snakes of every generation and chameleon to mention but a few. At the Gede ruins, an Arabic town of the 15th century, is found with a rare forest growing around it, an abandoned wall. Gede ruins also serves as a home to numerous families of monkeys. A book about the monkeys and the ruins is available.

The local people call it "Devil's Kitchen" because of its nature. The place is made up of a bottomless pit surrounded by a forest. It is a magical and sacrificial ground for the local Giriama community in an epidemic or bad luck - the community slaughters animals to appease the spirit.

A moment to visit different African ethnic groups of Kenya living together with Giriama, to learn about their culture and attires.