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Diani
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Diani Beach, on Kenya’s south coast, is powder-white sand, warm turquoise water, and a barrier reef that keeps the surf gentle enough for swimming most of the year.
Kenya
Powder-White Sand and Turquoise Water
Diani Beach, on Kenya’s south coast, is the kind of place that photographs well and lives up to it in person: powder-white sand, warm turquoise water, and a barrier reef that keeps the surf gentle enough for swimming most of the year. Snorkeling and diving along the coral reef just offshore, dolphin-watching trips at Kisite-Mpunguti Marine Park, kitesurfing — Diani is one of East Africa’s best spots for it — and quiet walks through the Colobus Conservation area to see the endangered Angolan colobus monkeys that give the coast its character. Diani is a popular add-on to a Maasai Mara or Amboseli safari, and most itineraries fly between the two rather than driving, which keeps travel time short.
- Snorkeling & diving on the offshore coral reef
- Dolphin-watching at Kisite-Mpunguti Marine Park
- Kitesurfing — one of East Africa’s best spots
- Colobus Conservation & the Angolan colobus monkeys
What's the weather like?
When to visit Kenya
Diani is a year-round destination, but the driest, sunniest stretches run from December to March and July to October. April to June brings the long rains — quieter, cheaper, and still warm, but expect afternoon showers.
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