The creek-side setting in Diani gives you mangrove views while you eat. Seafood is fresh and simply grilled, which is all it needs. The bar does good cocktails, and the sunset view is free. Go for lunch or sundowners, and don't miss the calamari.
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We regularly ate here after our kite lessons at the SonsofWind Kite School, and it always tasted amazing. The price-performance ratio is excellent, and in terms of hygiene, we always felt completely t...
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Fantastic location and nice crew with a good vibe🤙 This restaurant and the connected Kite Center was the base for our three week holiday in Diani! I also used the workspace which were separated from...
This place is excellent. Firstly the setting is lovely, sitting under the baobab trees and looking at the sea. The menu is good and there are lots of options. The portion size is huge! One main dish i...
After the sunset cruise we decided to stop here to have dinner. As I discovered the owner is Italian immediately decided to try the homemade tagliatelle with shrimps, absolutely original and delicious...
The place has lovely views as it is located where Kongo River meets the Indian Ocean. We checked it out after doing the Kongo River sunset canoe tour ( thanks to the convincing power of a lovely waite...