Diani Beach
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Diani Beach

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Cave dining, kite-surfing, forest tours, and beach parties

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"From dining in a cave to kite-surfing the cerulean waves... Diani Beach is a 25km strip of pale, sugary sands backed by the cerulean Indian Ocean. As one of the more developed towns on the Kenyan coast, there’s a great variety of restaurants, cafés, bars and shops here. Also on offer are activities from horse riding to kite-surfing and tours of the ancient Kaya Forest. Popular haunts in Diani include the Forty Thieves Beach Bar - renowned for their fun beach parties and tasty pizzas, as well as Ali Barbour’s restaurant – set inside a candle-lit cave which opens out onto the starry night’s sky above. However you choose to spend your time in this idyllic costal location, one thing is for sure: as the sun sets, castling a golden glitter on the sea below, and the beach-front restaurants lay flickering lanterns on the sand, there are few other places in the world you will want to be."

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Diani Beach

Arun Kumar S.

Google
Clean,big,beautiful ,white sand beach approx 50 km away from Mombasa. One can relax, take a walk, rest under shade, have beer & seafood etc.

Shalom K.

Google
Diani beach is a really nice place to vacation. So many activities take place here such as camel riding, kite surfing, swimming among others. The ocean is calm throughout the day but the tides get stronger in the evening hours making it not safe for any activities.

andschulz1

Google
Long and big beach, there is always a place to enjoy the water at low tide. White visitors will be approached by solicitors (boat tours, jewelry) regularly.

Satinder S.

Google
One of the best beaches I have visited. Don't miss it if you ever visit the Kenyan coastline

Steve M.

Google
What a spectacular beach, awesome authentic fun town and most of the people were very friendly and inviting. The Beach Boys can be very annoying especially when you just want to relax or go for a walk, but that challenging with having people approaching you and trying to constantly sell you things. The softest sand I have ever felt, beautiful beach and safe swimming area to enjoy.

Thomas G.

Google
Beautiful beach. Stayed at Leopard beach resort.

sabrina-paola

Google
White sand. Blue colors. Beautiful But: expect people trying to sell you things. And: it’s not the Mediterranean Sea. Swimming depends on tides, the wind and your confidence. But I love walking in the early morning. The shells are beautiful. It’s worth to spent some days here

Ruggero S.

Google
Diani Beach in Kenya is indeed a stunning destination. Located along the Indian Ocean coastline, about 30 kilometers south of Mombasa, it is renowned for its pristine white sandy beaches, crystal-clear turquoise waters, and lush green surroundings. Here are a few highlights: The beaches are ideal for sunbathing, swimming, and long walks. The sand is powdery white, and the waters are warm and inviting. The area is great for snorkeling and diving, with coral reefs teeming with marine life including turtles, dolphins, and a variety of colorful fish. Visitors can enjoy a range of activities such as kitesurfing, windsurfing, paddleboarding, and deep-sea fishing. Diani Beach is home to numerous high-end resorts and lodges that provide top-notch amenities and services, making it a perfect spot for a luxurious getaway. Diani Beach combines natural beauty, adventure, luxury, and culture, making it one of Kenya’s premier beach destinations.