Malindi · Mixed Farming / Agribusiness
Fertile five-acre blocks built for mixed farming — pineapples, cassava and citrus — at the most accessible price per acre in our catalogue.
Dakatcha offers the lowest entry price per acre we list, which makes it the natural starting point for buyers whose goal is production rather than a building plot. The soils in this belt support pineapples, cassava and oranges, all crops with established buyer networks in the coastal region.
Five-acre blocks are large enough to run a genuine commercial operation, yet small enough to remain manageable for a first-time farmer or a family working the land part-time. Several buyers here start with a single block and add adjacent acreage as their operation proves out.
At 50 km from the Malindi–Lamu highway, the parcel is rural by design — that distance is precisely what keeps the price per acre this low, while the highway keeps produce logistics workable.
The investment case
Coastal Kenya’s agribusiness demand is expanding alongside tourism and hospitality, both of which buy produce locally. Acreage bought at entry-level pricing today can be worked for income immediately rather than sitting idle while it appreciates.
50 km from the Malindi–Lamu highway. Exact beacons are confirmed with you on the ground during your site visit.
Map marker is indicative of the project area, not a plot boundary.
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