The Kenyan Coast is one the best ways to combine a classic safari with a spectacular beach escape.

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Thanks to coral reefs that act as a protective barrier, the Kenyan Coast is an excellent spot to explore the rich underwater world that lies beneath the azure waves of the warm Indian Ocean. It also helps that the Coast’s beaches are gorgeous — Diani Beach being one of the most spectacular.

Explore clear waters by dhow or dive below the surface in search of turtles, tropical fish and even whale sharks.

From the scenic shores and underwater wonders to its cultural richness, the Kenyan Coast offers a multifaceted escape. Luxurious Kenyan Coast hotels and secluded islands add a touch of exclusivity to this coastal paradise, making it an ideal extension to a safari adventure in Kenya.

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Best Time To Visit The Kenyan Coast

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The Dry Season

October to January
Some of the best months to visit the Kenyan Coast are between October to January. During this time there is excellent weather and the conditions for scuba diving and snorkelling are the best.

January to End of February
Whale sharks can be seen off the Kenyan Coast between October to April and you can even go swimming with the magnificent creatures between the months of January and March.

June to October
The best time to combine a trip to the Masai Mara to see the Great Migration with a trip to the coast is from July to October.

The Green Season

March to May
However, by mid-March into May the temperatures rise and with this come the rains and higher humidity.

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