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Diani Beach voted Africa’s leading beach destination 5 times running since 2015 is a major beach on the Kenyan coast 30km South of Mombasa in Kwale County. It is a 17km long stretch of pristine white sandy beaches.
Diani/Ukunda town forms part of the larger Mombasa Metropolitan area with a population of about 100,000 residents. The indigenous people of this coastal town belong to the Mijikenda ethnic community, but Tourism jobs have since attracted people from all walks of life including Europeans running many of the exclusive resorts along the beach.
Diani beach is serviced by Ukunda Airstrip a small local airstrip facilitating other areas such as Tiwi and Msambweni.
Check out our Diani Beach tours available below:
7 Days Mara Family Bush Treat and Diani Beach Experience (Luxury)
7 Days Mara Family Bush Treat and Diani Beach Experience (Mid-Range)
7 Days Mara Family Bush Treat and Diani Beach Experience (Budget)
Exploring Diani Beach with Jumanji Africa Safaris allows you to experience a variety of different safari activities to make your trip even more memorable. Below are the various activities that you can take part in when you visit Diani Beach.
Get a bird’s eye view over the most beautiful beach in Kenya. This is a magical experience that allows the thrill of jumping from a flight over the white sandy beach with little training.
Enjoy a full day cruise aboard a traditional dhow sailboat and two snorkeling stops on the beautiful coral reef at Kisite Mpunguti Marina National Park. Be on the lookout for dolphins and turtles as you cruise through the marine park. The day includes a light breakfast, a Swahili-style seafood lunch, and free-flowing drinks on scenic Wasini Island.
Enjoy a full day trip to Mombasa known as the “white and blue city” the country’s oldest and second largest after Nairobi. Visit the Fort Jesus, Old town, Elephant tusks along Moi Avenue, the famous Akamba handcraft for the carvings and artifacts. Fort Jesus was built by the Portuguese primarily as military fortification and a slaves trading center. Slaves were kept in special holding cells (still present to date) ready to be loaded onto ships to Europe and some battles to concur Mombasa were fought here. In 2011 it was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO and highlighted as one of the most outstanding and well-preserved examples of the of 16th-century Portuguese military fortifications. The nearby old town gives a glimpse into the Ancient and Medieval times architecture of the old city.
The founding of Mombasa is associated with two rulers: Mwana Mkisi and Shehe Mvita back in the 900AD according to Kenyan School History.
During the tour, you will have a history into how the ancient coastal town changed hands and the battles that were fought.
Historical control of Mombasa City.