Mombasa, Malindi and Diani Beach

The Indian Ocean coast line, often known as the Kenyan coast, is a magnificent ribbon of white beaches, colourful coral, and blue and silver. The distinctive Swahili culture, which is a blend of the various early Coast influences, has produced a way of life, myth, legacy, and magic that is unmatched globally.

The magnificent Lamu and the ancient Mombasa, which was constructed around the falls of the 16th-century Fort Jesus, are two of the coast's attractions. The Swahili coast is enchanted and fascinated by the waving palms, white-walled mosques, black-veiled ladies, and fleet of dhows that harness the trade winds.

Wildlife

From the glittering morning to the abundant wildlife, the sandy beaches, and the breathtaking sunset, the coastal region is huge and incredibly beautiful.