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Kwale County
Diani Beach
One of Kwale County's top tourism sites, known for its white sandy beaches.
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Kwale County
One of Kwale County's top tourism sites, known for its white sandy beaches.

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Mombasa County
A historic port town whose Fort Jesus, built by the Portuguese in 1593–1596 to protect the port, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

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Kilifi County
A coastal town in Kilifi County, about 120 km north-east of Mombasa, with the Vasco da Gama Pillar — a national monument managed by the National Museums of Kenya — and Kenya's first marine protected area.

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Kilifi County
A beach area on Kenya's north coast with Watamu Marine National Park and Reserve, a protected area since 1968 managed by the Kenya Wildlife Service, known for coral reefs and nesting sea turtles.
Getting to Diani by air or road, the Dongo Kundu bypass and the Likoni Ferry, and the Kisite-Mpunguti marine park.
Fort Jesus and Mombasa Old Town, arriving by air or train, and getting on to the south coast.
The Vasco da Gama Pillar, Kenya's first marine protected area, and getting to Malindi on the north coast.
Watamu Marine National Park's reefs and nesting turtles, and the Gedi ruins, a World Heritage Site since 2024.