The Shimoni Caves are a series of limestone caves located near the coastal village of Shimoni in Kenya. These caves are known for their historical significance, as they were once used as a holding place for slaves during the 19th century. The caves are part of a larger ecosystem, featuring unique rock formations and diverse wildlife. Visitors to the Shimoni area can explore the caves and learn about their history, including the impact of the slave trade in the region. The caves also serve as a popular tourist attraction, offering guided tours that highlight both their natural beauty and cultural importance.