The dry seasons from December to March and July to October offer the best weather for beach and safari activities.
Use tuk-tuks, motorbikes (boda bodas), or car rentals to get around. Most resorts offer transport services too.
Use reef-safe sunscreen, stay hydrated, and keep emergency contacts handy. Diani is generally safe but always take standard
precautions.
M-Pesa and card payments are widely accepted, ensuring convenient and cashless transactions throughout your stay. For currency exchange, guests can visit nearby shopping centres, including select hotels in the area.
Purchase a local SIM card for easy internet access. Many cafés and hotels also offer free Wi-Fi.
Bring light clothing, sandals, swimwear, sunscreen, a hat, and a reusable water bottle. If going on safari, add neutral-colored
attire and a pair of binoculars.
Explore secret beaches, sunset rooftops, and cozy cafés only locals know—perfect for those looking to wander off the beaten
path
Diani is more than a destination — it’s a place of culture, kindness, and community. Travel smart, stay kind, and your experience will be unforgettable
