Diani Beach Kenya
Diani Beach has been voted one of the most beautiful beaches in the world and its spectacular sandy beach stretches for kilometers on end along the coastline, offering relaxing beach walks as well as great choice of activities to suit all tastes.
Boat Excursions
Traditional Dhow Experience
A personalised and professional snorkeling and diving day safari to the National Marine Park of Kisite in Shimoni, graced by the presence of dolphins, with a delicious fresh Swahili seafood lunch on the island of Wasini
Golf
The Leisure Beach and Golf Resort has one of the best International 18 hole golf courses in East Africa. In fact it is the only golf course on the south coast of Kenya. The club annually hosts in October “Diani Beach Masters”. Here both professionals and amateurs can meet and play over a 2 day period. This is definitely one of the highlights in the East African golfing calendar.
Excursions Nearby
Shimba Hills National Park
The Shimba Hills National Park is approximately 30 kilometres away, here you will find dense forest with an array of bird and wildlife alike. This is one of the largest coastal forests in Kenya and along with the Sheldrake Falls makes for a lovely day out in nature, animal spotting or a small guided hike to the Waterfall
Fishing And Diving
Deep Sea Fishing
Deep sea fishing along Kenya's south coast can offer adventure seekers joy, excitement and sometimes breathtaking battles. The large variety of sport fish caught, include Marlin (striped, black and blue), Sailfish, Tuna, Dorado, Wahoo, Barracuda, Giant Trevally and Kingfish. The best fishing season is from October through to April and is a wonderful way to spend either a half or full day out on the Indian Ocean.
Cultural Experience & Shopping
A private city tour to visit Mombasa, the Old Town, the Market and Fort Jesus can be arranged for anyone who would like to see and experience Mombasa’s history and vibe. Diani Beach's main shopping complex is merely a 3 minute drive away and offers souvenir seekers a great opportunity to find some Kenyan artefacts.
Kaya Kinondo
Sacred Forest
This forest, sacred to the Digo people, is the only one of the area's sacred forests that's open to visitors. Visiting this small grove is a nature walk, historical journey and cultural experience. As you make your way across tangled roots and chunks of ancient coral, the guide points out various plants used in traditional medicine, and there's the chance to transmit your fears and worries to an ancient tree by hugging it. Expect to tip your guide.
Colobus Conservation
Colobus Conservation is a not-for-profit conservation organisation designed to promote the conservation, preservation and protection of primates like the nationally threatened Angolan Colobus monkey (Colobus angolensis palliatus) and its coastal forest habitat in south eastern Kenya. The organisation was established in 1997 in response to an outcry from local residents about the high number of deaths of colobus monkeys on the Diani Beach road.
