Tour Activities In Diani Beach Areas

The rare colobus monkey lives overhead – you can spot them high in the forest’s trees. Unfortunately, these forests are being decimated, threatening the monkeys’ survival. Enter Colobus Conservation Centre, an organization started by the local residents in Diani, after they became aware of the threat of human encroachment on the Angolan black and white Colobus monkey. Now, with the Centre’s programs of education and rehabilitation of both the monkeys and the forest, there is hope for the survival of the colobus and other species like the vervet, sykes, and baboon.

Enjoy a sun-drenched day of snorkeling, dolphin viewing, bird watching and sailing in the Kisite Mpunguti marine park.

This popular coastal sea and land excursion offers a full day of activities featuring sailing on a traditional Dhow.

The marine park is 6km from the Kenya Coast(at shimoni)and 8km north of the Tanzanian border.

Collects from / drops back to Diani beach area resorts

A coastal rain forest in Kenya? Anything is possible here!

Visit Shimba Hills to experience cool sea breezes, frequent mists and early morning clouds. Known for waterfalls, forests and bird viewing.

Surf, Sun… Safari! Kenya is known for fabulous beaches and even more fabulous safaris. Here’s a fun way to take a break from the beach and sample some of our incredible wildlife. Natural World Kenya Safaris will pick you up from your resort and then it’s off to Tsavo East National Park for a very full day of discovery.

The largest park in Kenya and one of the most established, Tsavo East is renowned for its wild and rugged charm, plus its abundance of mammals and birdlife. Here you may spot unique species like the red-dust elephants who like to roll in the red-oxide soil of Tsavo.

Ali Barbour’s Cave is thought to be between 120,000 and 180,000 years old. Situated about 30km south of Mombasa and 200m back from the high water mark, it compromises a series of interlinking chambers at depths of up to 10m below ground level.

Dine beneath a star – filled night sky in a unique environment with an extraordinary level of service and genuine hospitality.  Ali Barbour’s Cave Restaurant is situated 10 meters below ground in a ancient, naturally sculptured coral cave open to the sky.

The restaurant serves international cuisine specialising in seafood with other mouth watering choices available.

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The restaurant is open for dinner from 06:30 PM every evening and reservation are recommended to ensure you have a table. Dress code is smart / casual.

Children 6 and under are not permitted in the Cave.

Right at the heart of Msambweni bay, 12 km south of Diani Beach, lies the Chale Island. The Island is more of a heed place than an Island, and the native coastal people use it as a worshipping area.

It has a spectacular white beach, beautifully fringed by coral reefs, making it a haven for tourists seeking a more romantic treat.

From its adequately equipped water sports center to fascinating boat excursions, Chale Island ultimately has a lot to offer.

Different diving and water sports take place at the Island, with the Diving Crab offering boat snorkeling, beach snorkeling, kayaking, local catamaran sailing, and game fishing among other activities.

Shopping for souvenirs, clothing, swimwear, toiletries, and jewelry is part of things to do in Diani Beach. At Chale Island, two boutiques are adequately stocked.

For customized carvings, you can place an order from local woodcarvers. If you are staying on the island, you can go for shopping trips at Diani Kenya town