The Kenyan coastline boasts some of Africa’s most stunning beaches, offering unparalleled views of the Indian Ocean. With crystal-clear turquoise waters, soft white sand and a diverse underwater world, these beaches cater to those looking for either relaxation or adventure and often both.
Ascot Tours has a diverse range of itineraries for your clients that include golf and a Kenya beach holiday.
Diani
Located on Kenya’s picturesque southern coast and just 30 kilometres from Mombasa, Diani is renowned for its pristine white sands, turquoise waters and lush tropical beauty. The region features a range of accommodations, from luxurious resorts to eco-conscious lodges and charming boutique hotels. The surrounding coral reefs, perfect for diving and snorkelling, enhance the appeal of this coastal haven, alongside a variety of exciting watersports. Additionally, Diani Beach embraces a rich cultural scene, blending traditional Swahili influences with modern touches.
Watamu
Watamu is a stunning stretch of coastline about 105 kilometres north of Mombasa where crystal-clear waters and soft white sand reign supreme. Nestled within the Watamu National Marine Park, it’s a premier destination for water activities like scuba diving and snorkelling. The calm, shallow waters are ideal for families, offering a safe and relaxing environment. With its unique blend of Kenyan, Arab, and Italian cultures, Watamu also offers a vibrant culinary scene, where visitors can enjoy both local delicacies and international cuisine.
Malindi
Malindi is a tropical gem located along Kenya’s northern coastline and famed for its pristine white sand beaches and crystal-clear blue waters. Just 120 kilometres from Mombasa, it is a favourite for both adventurers and those seeking peace. The beach offers a variety of water activities, from snorkelling and scuba diving to kite surfing and deep-sea fishing. The area’s sunny climate, combined with its lively and vibrant atmosphere, makes it perfect for all kinds of travellers. Surrounded by elegant resorts, mouthwatering restaurants and a buzzing nightlife, Malindi is ideal for families, friends, or solo explorers.
Lamu
Set in the Indian Ocean just off Kenya’s northern shore, Lamu Island offers a peaceful retreat. With its winding cobbled streets, donkeys serve as the primary means of transportation for both locals and travellers, lending to the island’s laid-back vibe. Visitors can go on dhow cruises, unwind on the pristine sands of Shela Beach, and delve into the history of Swahili culture with a tour of local homes. There is also the option of a walking tour led by a guide through Lamu Town that will reveal its Arabic trading history.
