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Overview

Diani Beach is a resort area on the Indian Ocean in Kenya, 30 km south of Mombasa.

It is the most tourist-oriented beach of the so-called South Coast. It is separated from the Tiwi Beach to the north by the Kongo River. 10 km south of Diani Beach is Galu Beach, 20 km south Gazi Beach, 30 km south the Msambweni Beach and 50 km the south of the Mwazaro Beach.

Understand

People who want to spend their holidays at the wonderful beaches of Kenya and to go on a safari tour have to decide whether to go to South Coast or North Coast, which simply means south or north of Mombasa. While the South Coast has the nicer beaches and more primordial nature the North Coast around Mombasa offers many more activities. Some of the hotels on the South Coast are quite isolated, offering tranquil holidays at the beach and pool which might become boring. Others are closer to night-life and shopping centres. In contrast, the beaches of the North Coast that are close to Mombasa are more crowded but offer a lot of action and activities, sightseeing, sports, night-life (see Mombasa, Mtwapa). The beaches further north (Kilifi, Watamu, Malindi) are like the South Coast, relatively undeveloped and tranquil, not as long and broad as Diani Beach but even more photogenic.

There will be many cultural differences that often lead to misunderstandings between guests and locals. It's advisable to inform yourself.

Kenya is known for sex tourism too. Along the beach, in beach bars or in the huts along the beach offering massage you will get in contact with Kenyan women and men who try to attach themselves to a tourist in search of a better life. Money, not sympathy, is what they are looking for. If you choose to partake, take the usual precautions against HIV and other sexually-transmitted infections.

The climate at Diani Beach is tropical, wet and warm. The best travel time is from late November to mid-March. After that it gets uncomfortably hot with increased humidity. The worst travel time is in the main rainy season from April to June. It usually rains only briefly and then the sun shines again, but it is also possible to suffer a continuous rain for days. Also in the 2nd rainy season, October-November, you have to reckon with inconveniences. As it is never cold on rainy days you can still sit at the pool bars or even take beach walks. Aside from the several bars and the shopping malls in Ukunda, there are no other attractions that you can visit in the rain; you can only tour Mombasa, visiting the old town, Fort Jesus, some temples, shops and shopping malls. Rainy days can be a bit boring in Diani.

Get in

Package or individual trip If you come to Kenya for the first time, it is better to book a package tour. Then you don't have to worry about anything and you can get to know the country and its peculiarities in peace. If you liked it and you want to come back, then it is cheaper to book your individual flight and hotel or holiday apartment.

By plane Although there is a small airport in Ukunda, international travelers usually fly to the airport in Mombasa or come via Nairobi and then by plane or train/bus to Mombasa.

Direct flight: From the airport, guests who have booked holiday packages are usually picked up by the hotels by minibus. It takes about 2 hours from the landing in Mombasa to the arrival at the hotel. If the hotel does not offer transportation to the south coast, it is often possible to join other hotel buses that wait in front of the airport if you speak with the driver and give a tip. Indirect flight via Nairobi: In Nairobi you always have to collect your luggage on the outbound flight (even if you booked the connecting flight to Mombasa on the same ticket). Nairobi is then the entry airport. So you have to go through customs and passport control and get the visa if you don't have an eVisa. This also applies if you have booked the onward flight together with the flight to Mombasa. Then you leave the building with your luggage and go to the Domestic Airport Terminal and check in again. The terminals are arranged in a semicircle and so you can either go across the parking lot or the longer way on the sidewalk. Many young men want to earn some money by carrying bags to the other terminal. As a precaution, do not let your luggage out of your hand. Should someone be too intrusive, it helps to get really loud, so security staff become attentive and usually intervene immediately. The whole procedure can go quickly depending on how many planes arrive at the same time but sometimes take 1½ hours. On the return flight from Mombasa via Nairobi to e.g. Europe, you do not need to pick up your luggage. It is automatically transferred to the connecting flight.

Jambojet fly to (Jomo-kenyatta Nairobi ) Fly540 fly to Wilson Nairobi. Safarilink fly to Wilson Nairobi. Airkenya express fly to Wilson Nairobi.

By taxi Taxis from Mombasa city centre will be around Ksh 3500, from the Mombasa Airport a little more (Ksh 4000-5000). A taxi can be a good choice because with public transport you have to change 3 times and it consumes a lot of time. If your hotel does not offer transport to south coast, it is often possible to join other hotel vans that wait in front of the airport if you speak with the driver and give a tip. Travel time is 1-1½ hr.

By bus The cheapest way to get to Diani Beach is by local bus-taxis (matatus). From Mombasa town to Likoni Ferry is about Ksh 30. From the Likoni Ferry, take another matatu to Ukunda (30 km) for about Ksh 100.

Coming from Tanzania, you can get a bus going to Mombasa and ask the driver to be dropped in Ukunda.

Likoni Ferry To get to Diani Beach from the airport, you have to take a ferry across an estuary. This runs 24/7. It is very busy at peak times. You also have to take this ferry if you want to visit Mombasa from the south coast.

Get around

Many travelers use the insecure means of transport to save a tiny amount of money from stinginess or to feel like "locals". You should really consider whether the risk is worth the small savings.

Minivans (Matatus): run up and down Diani Beach Road from early in the morning until late in the evening. They are best suited for longer distances, e.g. to Mombasa. They are cheap, mostly overcrowded, unsafe and uncomfortable Tricycle taxi (Tuktuk): they are approved for 3 persons and are suitable for medium to short distances. They are more expensive than the Matatus, but cheaper than taxis and quite often involved in accidents. Motorcycle taxi (Boda-boda): They are the cheapest means of transport for short distances, but also the most dangerous. If you are not poorly off, you should avoid them. Regular taxis: Regular taxis are the most convenient and safest means of transport. In the night it is safest to take always a taxi. Shuttle services: A cheaper alternative to regular taxis are the shuttle services Uber, Taxify, Little , Mondo Ride, MaraMoja, Hakuna Matatu Bus . Rent a car is not recommended if you have no experience in the chaotic left-hand traffic of Kenya, unless, you hire a driver. You can also rent motorcycles, scooters or Quads, which is even more dangerous. Air taxi Diani Airport to Mombasa Airport: If you don't feel like waiting for hours to cross the ferry this is an alternative, especially if there are emergency medical problems.

See

Colobus Conservation. A re-adaptation center and orphanage for Angolan colobus in the Kwale County. If you want to see one of the six primates species in South Coast Kenya visit the colobus trust for an informative walk to spot one of the many wild primates. There are opportunities for volunteering.

Kaya Kinondo Sacred Forest. This is a special forest which can only be visited with a guide. Allow 2 hours for a full tour. Better if you don't have mobility problems. It's very safe and quite different from the beach attractions. It's a place rich in cultural heritage as well as sacred ambience. One has to tie a black kanga as a sign of respect to the spirits residing in the holy forest. Through the nature trail one gets to learn of different plants and a cleared area shows the residence of the ancestors. You can make wishes while hugging a tree that's sacred. After that long walk you can enjoy a cultural dance.

Komboza Cave. Entrance is directly between "Spice Bar" and "Asin's Hotel" on the beach road near Southern Palms beach resort. The cave system runs from the entrance to the sea at Leisure Lodge in one direction and to the mosque by Kongo river and possibly even to Tiwi in the other. The cave system is being developed as of 2017.

Slave Caves. The Slave Caves are in Shimoni, the start and finish point for trips to Wasini Island. In these coral rock caves slaves were captured before they were sold in Zanzibar. A sad and yet interesting place, now inhabited by bats. The caves are now run as a community project. Short guided tours are offered (Ksh 400).

Three Sister’s Caves. Just before reaching Shimoni, near Fikirini village, there are the three Fikirini caves or “Three Sister’s Caves”, one of them quite big with thousands of flying foxes and bats. These enormous underground caverns once served as a hiding spot during the time of the slave trade. Reachable by guided tours and definitely worth a visit if you like caves.

Shimba Hills National Reserve. Shimba Hills National Reserve is one of the largest coastal forests in East Africa. This reserve is rich in flora and fauna. Sometimes it's difficult to see the animals as they hide in the forest. Other animal species found in the area are Sable antelope, elephant shrew, bushy tailed mongoose and other small mammals like fruit bats. The forest is an important bird area and is endowed with forest birdlife. The scenic Sheldrick Falls and the dense Mwaluganje Forest are also found here along with four campsites. All hotels will help to organize the trip. The park is 40 km from Diani Beach. Entrance fee: Ksh 2200, transport by taxi about Ksh 6000 both ways from Diani Beach. Booked travel about Ksh 10,000 including lunch at park. It is worth spending few days in one of the hotels at the edge of the park. They offer a marvelous panoramic view across the Shimba Hills, the Mwaluganje Elefant Sanctuary and the river valley (Kutazama, Shimba Green Lodge, Mahindri Lodge).

Kisite Mpunguti Marine Park & Reserve. It lies in the coral gardens south of Wasini Island and encompasses three small coral rag forest islands, each with considerable areas of fringing reef. Kisite is one of the most rewarding snorkelling locations at the coast with special habitats of a wide range of endemic marine animals and breeding migratory birds. Tours are offered at all travel agencies at Diani Beach and Ukunda

Msambweni. Although it is only half an hour by car from the touristic hub of Diani Beach, package tourism has not arrived in these parts yet - on the long beaches you rarely meet a white person. Msambweni consists of a cluster of ten villages; all together they have about 12,000 inhabitants, predominantly Muslims and members of the locally dominant Digo tribe. People in Msambweni make their livelihood mainly from agriculture, fishing, crafts and trade and some public service. Coconut palms, mango and neem trees, and sugar cane plantations characterize the area.

Africa Pool. At the end of Tiwi Beach there is a long section with coral reefs without a sandy beach. The Africa Pool is a natural photogenic rock pool, which is located here in the coral reef and is only visible at low tide and has the shape of the African continent. You can snorkel in it.

BoraBora Wildlife Park. Small zoo with giraffes, zebras, buffaloes, imalas, monkeys, crocodiles, etc. located on Diani Beach Rd. Particularly popular with Kenyan school classes who cannot afford a safari and have the opportunity to see the wildlife of their home.

Do

Golf. Leisure Golf Club is part of the Leisure Lodge.

Quad Trips. Drive with quads on a guided trips on dirt roads through small villages and beautiful scenery.

Kite surfing. Mwazaro Beach is also a well known spot for kite surfers.

Diving. There are two big diving schools at Diani Beach, and

Snorkelling. The best places are Kisite Marine Park and Wasini Island. In comparison to the well known snorkelling places like in Egypt, Maldives there is less to see in Kenya.

Wasini Island & Kisite Marine Park. Make a day tour by boat with snorkeling, delicious food and have a look at the coral gardens and the slave caves. There is a strong current between May and June and the sea is very turbulent. During this time the tour is only partly recommendable.

Shimba Hills Green Lodge. A day tour to or to Shimba Hills Green Lodge enables travelers to relax in impressive natural surroundings and enjoy a marvelous panoramic view across the Shimba Hills, the Mwaluganje Elephant Sanctuary and the river valley.

Mwachema River (Congo River). On a boat trip up the Congo-Tiwi-Mwachema River you get a nice impression of the river flora and see a lot of birds. The tour can be best organized by a local travel agency but also by beach boys if you go for cheap. They charge for a 1-hour trip about Ksh 1000 for 2 people.

Chale Island. It is easiest if you book a day tour by boat. At the end of Diani Road at Chale Harbor you can take a ferry to Chale Island. There are tickets at the booth at the pier. Chale is the only individual resort island in Kenya, which explains the high entrance fee.

Dolphin spotting. trips offered by the beach or on tours to Wasini Island

Funzi Island. Visit the Gazi Mangrove Boardwalk, learn something about the mangroves and watch the bird life, visit Gazi village, the Congo Mosque and the pristine beach at Gazi from where you can get boats for a tour along the river mouth. Tours are offered at local travel agencies in Ukunda and Diani

Sea angling. Tours are offered along the beach

Glass bottom boat. A trip with a glass bottom boat or a canoe on the sandbank

Bays Hiking. South of Galu Beach and Kinondo, along the peninsula that leads to Chale Island, lie a series of pristine, very photogenic lonely bays with deserted beaches. On the first 2 km are the most beautiful bays, so you do not need to go further.

School, orphanage, village visits. Some organizations offer to visit such institutions to collect donations. It is good to get informed in advance about the reputation of the institutions, so that the donations benefit the needy and not just the organizers. Especially popular with older ladies these tours have been recognized as a lucrative business among the locals.

Scenic flights. Wildcoast Airline offers scenic flights along Diani Beach, past Chale Island, Msambweni, and Funzi Island.

Coral reef restoration. Gain a maximum experience of ecotourism! Dive and actively help to restore the valuable and fragile coral reefs. After a 3 day course you can help underwater with growing corals and outplanting these on a degraded reefs, while being surrounded by turtles, octopus, stingray, lots of fish and sometimes even dolphins. The course is an official PADI specialty, so after the course you can help with coral reef restoration around the world.

Arrival. Most people who come to Kenya want to combine beach fun with a safari tour.

Booking. There are quite a number of travel agencies at Diani Beach organizing safaris, serious companies and private people that do it illegally to avoid taxes. The illegals can be cheaper of course. For your safety the company should properly service and insure their vehicles and have a working permit. A notice of proper handling can be an own office and vehicles, which clearly show the company logo painted on the bus. For these companies, a muddle would be far more difficult because they are easy trackable. Signs on the car should be firm and not interchangeable with a handle for the next car. In general, however, everyone should inquire about the necessary regulations before booking a safari. A good organizer will be able to answer these questions with pleasure. If you book via Internet you have to ask several agents because every company works either with different hotels or gets different conditions at a special place. It's really worth comparing several offers. Prices are easily researched online, and depend strongly on the season. During animal migration prices are at top level. Not to be put with 6 others into a minivan its advisable to book the safari at a company situated at Diani Beach and to ask for the transport conditions. If you want to book a safari for several days do it also at a local company via internet from your home country. Than you don’t need to book and pay your hotel at the beach for the days you are out. For good offers it is necessary to know the travel time, the number of persons, which accommodation in the respective park, how many days you want to stay in which park, Jeep or Minivan transport.

Clothing. Maasai Mara is colder than the Tsavo parks and Amboseli. In the morning it gets sometimes under 10 °C and safari vehicles are usually open. From 9AM it will be warm and a T-shirt and shorts are sufficient. Therefore, the "onion look" is recommended, e.g. Zip-off pants, T-shirt and fleece jacket, a "multi functional scarf" (as a hair band with hair blowing in open jeep, as cap in the morning for cold, as scarf for draught in the car or because of the air conditioning, as sun protection for the head) and possibly a hat and gloves for sensitive people. It is also important to carry sunscreen, sunglasses, mosquito repellents and enough batteries, because electricity is turned off often overnight in the lodges leaving no chance to charge rechargeable batteries. Light shoes or flip-flops (to step the seats) are sufficient as you will leave the car if at all only shortly during the tour. At night in the camp, a fleece jacket is comfortable and jogging suit. In Tsavo and Amboseli short clothing plus windbreaker, multi functional scarf, mosquito repellent and sunscreen sunglasses and spare batteries are enough. In the evening if you want to stay outside a little longer then a jogging suit and maybe a windbreaker

Buy

The main shopping area with boutiques and souvenirs is located along the 25 km long main road with more than a hundred local shops, 3 large shopping centres, many supermarkets, pharmacies and groceries. During the rainy season there are less shops, but in general you will find all the goods. If you visit Maasai village you may also buy unique souvenirs made of beads. The most popular souvenirs in Diani Beach are paintings, wood crafts, fabrics, kikoy, kanga, statues made of soap stone, hand-made jewellery, traditional African, Arab and Indian clothes and many others.

Money: UK pounds, US Dollar or Euro can be changed in every bank and in hotels. At the ATMs which can be found at banks and big supermarkets Kenya shilling can be withdrawn with most credit cards. Ecobank, Cooperative Bank, GT Bank ATMs have No withdrawal fee at their own ATMs. Many other ATMs have a Ksh700 withdrawal fee.

When buying goods at small shops, in the streets or at the beach take care to give the exact amount as sellers often tent to betray with change.

Bahari plaza shopping center. Bahari plaza is a large shopping area spread on both sides of the main road. Ushago restaurant and Chandarana foodplus supermarket. You will find here also a pharmacy, Fidelity bank, a large vegetable-fruit shop, Ushago restaurant, safari companies, jewellery shop and a few boutiques. Chandarana supermarket is a Western-style supermarket with all products for daily use. There is also an ATM (Fidelity Bank).

Carrefour Shopping Centre. Carrefour Diani Beach is a modern hypermarket with a few boutiques on the upper floor and a pharmacy and a restaurant with cafeteria on the ground floor. The shopping centre is located in the central area and is easy accessible with local matatu transfer. In the Carrefour Supermarket you will find all the goods you would get in a large supermarkets in Europe. Right next to the shopping centre is DTB bank and ATM.

Diani Shopping Centre. There is the supermarket Muthaiga, a pharmacy (Good life Pharmacy Health and Beauty), two restaurants and a sport bar, a large local shops for vegetable, fruits, spices, few boutiques, African art gallery, internet café, Italian bakery, bank and an Apple Store for computers.

The Gate Mall. In Ukunda with Naivas Supermarket.

Eat

There is no reason to be afraid to go out of the resort at night for visiting clubs or restaurants. For security, take a taxi from the hotel and back, not Tuktuk or motorcycle. Every restaurant will call a reliable taxi to bring you back after dinner. All pubs and bars serve decent food (see drinking) and there are a lot of small good restaurants. About 10 percent of the invoice amount is common as a tip, but only if the food tasted good and service was good. In many restaurants it can take an hour from ordering until food is served, as everything is prepared freshly. The following restaurants are excellent, a bit more expensive and for special events.

Ali Barbour's Cave Restaurant. set inside an ancient coral cave and lit by warm candlelight. The à la carte menu specializes in seafood, international & traditional cuisine and is accompanied by a great wine-list. The restaurant opens every day from 7PM. Reservation required. Courtesy transfer from hotels in Diani. Dress code: smart casual. No shorts, no children 6 and under. 6PM-midnight.

Sails Beach Bar & Restaurant. Seafood, European, vegetarian. Noon-11:30PM.

Nomad Restaurant. Italian, bar, pizza, seafood, sushi, European, international, gluten-free options, 7AM-10PM.

The Edge Beach Restaurant. Seafood, barbecue, European, African, vegetarian.

The Blue Marlin Beach restaurant. Seafood, barbecue, European, African, vegetarian.

Lymington. Delicious seafood and meat dishes with ocean view.

Kokkos Cafe. Delicious cake and other tasty sweets. Also good steak and fish dishes.

Shashin-ka Japanese Restaurant. Fresh fish and seafood, sushi, exquisite presentation, attentive servers, reasonable prices.

Tiki Bar. A good restaurant, blends African European food, quality and value for money, very good.

Colobus shade. Nice place to enjoy in peace freshly prepared seafood and fish.

Simple but typical local restaurants where there is really great food at very reasonable prices:

Qua Bruce Restaurant. Simple but good restaurant for Swahili dishes, diagonally opposite to Barclay's bank.

Mvureni Beach Bar and Restaurant. Simple restaurant and bar at a beautiful and quiet beach.

Sea Pub. A drinking hole with nicely flavoured local food (stews, greens, beans, rice, etc.) including complimentary chunks of pineapple for dessert. Look for the blue painted sign.

Drink

Night live at Diani Beach is not comparable to the North Coast at Mombasa or Mtwapa. Its more a place to relax than to party. Many hotels offer life music in the evening.

If you want to go back to the hotel at night, you should always order a taxi or let the club do it for you. Every club (not the ladies in the club!) knows trustworthy drivers. Furthermore, it is not advisable to wait in the street until a tuktuk or taxi comes by accidentally. Always wait directly at the hotel/bar/restaurant until the ordered vehicle pulls up. The "motorcycle guys" along Diani Beach Road who do snatch thefts are incredibly fast.

At the weekend, many people go to the Manyatta around 8:00 p.m. (first outside - later inside) and around midnight they go to the Tandoori until the sun rises. On Fridays there are often parties in Soul Breeze, right on the beach (more electro) and on Saturdays in Backpackers.

Some of the most frequently visited places are those listed below:

Manyatta Green Club. Pub at the Beach Road with cheap beer mostly visited by Kenyans.

Shakatak. Only real club, which is not attached to a hotel.

Tandoori. Cool club outside the hotel with a mixed audience of locals and tourists. Amenities include pool table and guest house.

Bidi Badu. Beach bar and restaurant with good music and other shows and entertainment in the evening. Their food is good and the pricing is fair.

African Oasis. popular beach bar and restaurant

Sleep

Hotel location:: Some of the hotels at South Coast are quite isolated offering tranquil holidays at beach and pool which might become boring. Others are closer to night-life and shopping centres. As there are too many hotels, cottages, guest houses at Diani Beach to describe in detail. A look at Google Earth gives a good hint which hotels are quiet and which belong to the more active areas. All-Inclusive: Due to the tropic climate you have to drink a lot and this might sum up if you are not on all inclusive, especially with kids. Prices drinks (2019) in Ksh approx .: water (0,5l): 150-200, soft drinks: 250, beer (0,5l): 300-400, cocktails from 650. Keep in mind that the hotels that offer all inclusive might have the problem of attracting drunkards and appropriate guests. Private accommodation: You should check the location of the accommodation well in Google Earth, as most of them are not on the beach. Day guest in beach hotel: If you have rented a private house, but want to go in the well-kept hotel areas with sun loungers and pool, etc., must pay admission, depending on the resort can be quite high (about Ksh 2500/person including food and drinks in hotels). Dress code in resorts: men wear long pants at dinner. At breakfast and lunch you can go with short pants and t-shirt or beach dress but never come in swimming trunks or bikini The hotel standards are in almost all respects not comparable with European or US top destinations. Power outages are normal and a certain serenity, as far as time is concerned, you have to adjust. Local guests in hotel rooms: The large all-inclusive hotels do not allow local guests in the hotel. Such hotels are called "Girl friendly" or "Guest friendly" in Kenya. Anyone planning to spend time with a companion should always rent an extra room, as it's not uncommon for valuables to go missing after such visits. There are many tricks that the often inexperienced tourists do not know. Going to the locals' accommodation to save money on an extra hotel room is high risk. Punters have already landed at the police stations without money and with a complaint of rape, which is then only withdrawn against payment of a higher sum.

Stilts Backpackers. There are nice tree houses single/double/triple Ksh 1,800/1,400/1,000 with shared bathrooms, or cottages single/double/triple/quad Ksh 3,000/1,800/1,400/1,000 with attached bathrooms per person per night. Wi-Fi available at the bar for Ksh 300 per room for your whole stay.

Diani Hostel. Budget place located about 1.5 km from Diani Beach Road (close to the Diani children's village). Double rooms with shared or private bath rooms available. Dorms are just under the same roof with some spacers inbetween the "rooms". Has a nice swimming pool but the stretchers almost all broken. Shared kitchen available but a fee is charged to use it! Poor Wifi. Do not confuse with "Diani Backbackers" (a few minutes walk on the same road).

Diani Backpackers. A backpacker spot with dorms from Ksh 1050 and privates from Ksh 2600. Free Wi-Fi.

Pepo Huru Hostel. No-frills hostel/guest house with double rooms and dormitories. Private rooms are self-contained and include wall-mounted fan, small table, chair. Every room has a small patio and seating out-front. Shared kitchen for cooking available. Meal options available. Decent Wi-Fi (free). Some noise from monkeys jumping on the roof and the airstrip. Good value for longer stays (7+ nights).

Mid-range There are many nice resorts but some don't have a good beach for swimming due to reefs or sea grass. Good resorts with nice beaches include:

Diani Sea Lodge. . has the best beach in the area

Papillon Lagun Reef. On the most beautiful beach of Diani Beach, friendly staff, good food

Blue Marlin Beach Hotel. On the most beautiful beach of Diani Beach, friendly staff, good food.

Southern Palms Beach Resort. Very large pool, lots of space at beach, good with kids. Popular with Indian families and thus the food has Indian touch.

Diani Sea Resort. Central, short distances to the supermarket Chandarana and in the evening to the pubs Tandoori and Shakatak.

Baobab Beach Resort. Simple resort but top cuisine, great animation and nice ambience.

Good hotels with less spectacular beach:

Swahili Beach Resort. Nice hotel, Indian building style, very large pool area, unfortunately, the beach section is not so good. But walking a few distance over the reef tops there is a great beach. The hotel is very central for shopping and restaurants.

Maji Beach Boutique Hotel. Small, luxurious.

Sands at Nomad. Beautiful hotel, great beach, delicious cuisine.

For those who prefer to enjoy a quiet and relaxed holiday away from the tourist centers, accommodations at Msambweni Beach or Mwazaro Beach are recommended.

Mbuyu Beach Bungalows. This tiny beach resort in Msambweni is far away from any kind of package tourism.

Mwazaro Beach Lodge. Far from any tourist infrastructure at Mwazaro beach.