DIANI BEACH TRAVEL GUIDE
Diani Beach is located 30 km south of Mombasa. It is regarded as Kenya's finest beach, extending about 13km from the Mwachema River in the north, where it meets Tiwi Beach, to Galu Beach in the south. Ending your Kenyan trip with a visit to the Kenyan coast is the ultimate safari holiday. After the long, exhausting safari, you need to lie on the beach and experience the sun, sand, and ocean.
How to Travel to Diani
You can access Diani Beach in a in a variety of ways. Guests in Masai Mara who wish to experience a relaxing holiday in Diani can easily do so by taking connecting flights from Mara to Diani via Ukunda Airport. From the airport, it is roughly a five-minute drive on a murram road to the main Diani Beach road. Ukunda is a
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Diani beach is surrounded by a reef that runs parallel to the coast providing protection against sharks and dangerous waves, while surfers still have fun during the tides.
Glass-bottom boat trips; those who prefer to explore the ocean from dry out should check out boats equipped with a glass bottom to obtain an insight into the amazing underwater world.
Beach Walks; Diani shoreline is spread with white sandy beaches, and there’s nothing as therapeutic as a long walk by the beach, it helps you clear your mind as you enjoy the cool breeze.
Island Excursion; Take a trip by Dhow to Wasini Island. The trip provides a rich cultural experience since ancient Swahili villages lie around the coastal scrub. Explore the Shimoni Caves, thought to have held slaves before their shipment to Arabia, and then stop by Wasini Village for snorkeling, swimming with dolphins and some tasty seafood.
Shimba Hills National Reserve; Additionally, only 30 kilometers away is the Shimba Hills national reserve with its healthy population of elephant and the last remaining sanctuary of the Sable
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