Diani Beach is a long, sandy beach break located on Kenya's south coast, facing east toward the Indian Ocean. The spot features a wide, shallow lagoon system with a bright sand bottom visible in the satellite imagery, backed by dense coconut plantations and residential development. The beach offers a relatively protected environment with gradual depth increases, making it accessible for beginners, though the extremely low wind reliability (2.2%) and modest average wave heights (1.06m) limit consistent riding opportunities. Best conditions occur with northerly winds providing side-shore access, though these are infrequent. The spot suits beginner to early-intermediate kiters seeking flat-water practice in warm, tropical conditions. Key considerations include watching for shallow reef patches and seagrass beds, respecting local boat traffic, and timing sessions around the rare stronger wind windows. Water temperature remains warm year-round at 26.5°C average. Diani's main appeal is accessibility rather than ideal wind or wave conditions.