About Diani
Diani is a picturesque coastal town located south of Mombasa, known for its stunning white sandy beaches and clear turquoise waters. Living here provides a serene lifestyle, with a perfect blend of relaxation and adventure, making it a popular choice for expatriates and local families.
The town is dotted with luxurious resorts, boutique hotels, and vibrant local markets, offering a unique taste of coastal living. Residents enjoy access to numerous water sports, golf courses, and nature reserves, fostering a close-knit community atmosphere infused with a relaxed island vibe.
Lifestyle
The lifestyle in Diani is laid-back, with a strong focus on outdoor activities and community engagement.
Amenities and dining
dining
- Food Court
- Mondolina
- Red rose restaurant
- Milios Pizzeria
- Mombasa Dishes
- Urban Street Food
- Bombay Bistro
- Galaxy Diani
shopping
- Markiti
- Tuskys Digo
- Naivas Likoni Mall
- A1 Super Market
- Jubilee Arcade
- Budget Supermarket
- Fish Market
- MacKinnon Market
healthcare
- M B Pancholi
- Richmod Med Centre
- Pandya Memorial Hospital
- Mewa Hospital
- Coast General Teaching & Refferal Hospital
- Mombasa Hospital
- Aga Khan Hospital
- Likoni Sub - District Hospital
recreation
- English Point Marina
- KPA dock-yard (Marine Engineering Work-shops)
- Gate Way - Senti Kumi
- Kenya Sports Authority Sports Club Football Pitch
- KU swimming pool
- Uhuru Garden
- KPA sports club mbaraki
- Schwimmerbecken
Getting around
Transport options in Diani include both private and public means, with easy access to the main roads connecting to Mombasa.
Main roads: Nyerere Avenue, Mbaraki Road, Likoni-Ukunda Road, Abdel Nasser Road, Digo Road, Nyerere Road, Mnazi Moja Road, Tangana Road
Education
primary
- Shelly Academy
- Likoni School for the Blind
- jaffrey academy mombasa
- Arya Nursery & Primary School
- Guru Nanak Primary School
secondary
- Coast Girls High School
- Sacred Heart Secondary And Primary School
- Aga Khan Academy
- Loreto Convent Primary Mombasa
- star of the sea high school
- Aga Khan High School Mombasa
- Mbaraki girls high school
international
- The International School of Kenya
Safety
Medium RiskDiani is generally considered safe, attracting many tourists and expatriates. However, it's important to stay vigilant, especially at night.
Who lives here
Diani attracts a diverse mix of residents, including expatriates, retirees, and local families.
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