Discover Diani Beach

The powder-white beach, over 15 kilometers long, is regularly voted Africa's best beach and impresses with turquoise, reef-protected water, towering palm trees and a relaxed atmosphere between luxury resorts and local beach bars.

The small conservation center is dedicated to protecting the rare black-and-white colobus monkeys, which are guided across the coastal road along purpose-built rope bridges to prevent traffic accidents, and can be observed up close on guided forest walks.

The last surviving sacred coastal forest of the Digo community still serves as a spiritual site for traditional ceremonies and can be visited on guided tours that offer insights into medicinal plants, ancestor worship and the coast's unique forest ecology.

The offshore coral reef creates calm, clear water with a colorful underwater world, accessible for snorkeling by boat or straight from the beach, while excursions to Wasini Island further south also offer dolphin watching.

The nearest airport, Ukunda, lies just minutes from the hotels and is served several times daily from Nairobi. From Mombasa, Diani Beach can also be reached in about an hour by car via the Likoni ferry and the coastal road.

The powder-white beach, over 15 kilometers long, is regularly voted Africa's best beach and impresses with turquoise, reef-protected water, towering palm trees and a relaxed atmosphere between luxury resorts and local beach bars.

The small conservation center is dedicated to protecting the rare black-and-white colobus monkeys, which are guided across the coastal road along purpose-built rope bridges to prevent traffic accidents, and can be observed up close on guided forest walks.

The last surviving sacred coastal forest of the Digo community still serves as a spiritual site for traditional ceremonies and can be visited on guided tours that offer insights into medicinal plants, ancestor worship and the coast's unique forest ecology.