Top Snorkeling and Scuba Diving in Kenya
Ready to check out the best sites in Kenya for scuba diving, snorkeling, shore diving, free diving or other ocean activities? Zentacle has 18 dive sites, snorkel spots, beaches, and more. Discover hand-curated maps, along with reviews and photos from nature lovers like you.
No matter what you're looking for, you can find a diverse range of the best ocean activities in Kenya to suit your needs.
#3 - Kongo Reef
Kenya
Sometimes hawksbill turtles and many lionfish. The reef's ok but not much to see.
Kongo Reef is also known as Diani Beach.
#4 - Waa Wreck
Kenya
Boring - the wreck is just a small boat and upside down so one can not enter.
It's somewhere here in front of Waa Village but I do not have the accurate GPS position. Locals will know
Waa Wreck is also known as Diani Beach.
#5 - Two Fishes Reef
Kenya
Stingrays, lionfish, gunnards... that's it.
Diani Beach. Right in front of Two Fishes Hotel
Two Fishes Reef is also known as Two Fishes House Reef.
#12 - Wasini House Reef
Kenya
Sloping reef in the Wasini channel. hard corals and big fish
Kisitie Mpunguti marine Park. From the shore or by boat.
#13 - Coral Garden
Kenya, Mombasa Marine National Park
Coral Garden is a 0-star rated scuba dive and snorkel destination in Kenya, Mombasa Marine National Park which is accessible from shore based on 0 ratings.
#14 - Btumbawe
Kenya, Diani
The southern corner of this reef offers a steep drop off to 28 meters with lots of overhangs around the current facing the corner. Lots of fish. Look out for moray eels hiding in crevices. Often sea turtles, but some dolphines paid a visit here as well.
#15 - Msambweni
Kenya, Diani
This divesite consists of several coral reefs with patches of sand between. Best diving at the eastern reef. If there isn't to much current you mights as well just settle on the sea floor and watch the varied and fantastic marine life. Great place for photography. Seasonal visits by whaleshark.
#16 - MV Funguo
Kenya, Diani
Mv Alpha was a 48m/157ft fishing trawler, sunk by the Crab Diving Center in 2002. It lies in 28m/92ft of water with the shallow part at of the wreck at 17m/56ft.