Nairobi • Masai Mara • Diani Beach
7-Day Masai Mara Safari & Diani Beach
Three nights on safari in the Masai Mara, followed by three nights on Diani Beach.
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Diani Beach
Diani Beach, near Ukunda on Kenya's south coast, is one of Africa's most admired beaches, with powdery white sand, palm trees and warm turquoise water protected by a coral reef. It is a favourite way to end a safari.
Swimming, snorkelling, kitesurfing and sailing are popular, and dhow trips visit nearby Wasini Island and the Kisite-Mpunguti Marine Park, where dolphins are often seen. Shimba Hills National Park inland offers a short wildlife outing, and colobus monkeys live in the beach forests.
Diani is served by Ukunda airstrip, which has flights from the Masai Mara and Nairobi, and by road from Mombasa. Resorts range from full-service beach hotels to quiet boutique stays.
Highlights
- White sand beach protected by a coral reef
- Dhow trip to Wasini Island and Kisite-Mpunguti Marine Park
- Snorkelling, kitesurfing and sailing
- Shimba Hills National Park inland
- Direct flights from the Masai Mara to Ukunda
Best time to visit
December to March and June to October are the driest and sunniest periods. The long rains in April and May are wetter, and some resorts close or offer lower rates.
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