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The Jewel Of Diani Continues to Shine
Some destinations are timeless; others are often well kept secrets. Lying south of Mombasa, Kenya, on one of the most beautiful beaches in the world, Afrochic Diani is the perfect getaway for the discerning traveller who wants to simply ‘flop and drop’ and enjoy the spectacular views of exotic and ancient dhows in full sail.
INTIMATE AND SINGULARLY PERSONABLE
This exclusively intimate hotel – with only 10 guest rooms each with their own en suite bathroom, balcony and sun-loungers – is singularly personable and highly individual.
In these days of large inventory beach hotels, Afrochic’s unique and eclectic style of interiors and designs makes a refreshing change from the standard alternatives.
GENUINE WARMTH – ATTENTION TO DETAIL
From the moment you walk through the doors, you will be embraced by the understanding of what has made AfroChic the ‘sought-after’ destination for those seeking rest, relaxation and the personal touch.
Friendly and attentive staff are on hand to provide those little but special details that have become synonymous with an Elewana Collection property.
MORE THAN JUST AN INCREDIBLY BEAUTIFUL BEACH
Miles of expansive and near deserted beaches await discovery, and for those who wish a more active way to spend the day, an 18 hole Championship Golf Course is within three minutes drive from the hotel. Local boutiques, spas, and craft markets are a short ride away, and day trips to Shimba Hills Reserve and Mwaluganje Elephant Sanctuary add to the Kenyan coastal experience.
THE PERFECT ROMANTIC RETREAT
AfroChic is certainly one of Africa’s best kept secrets. It is a marriage of romance, African style and all that is best in East African hospitality. AfroChic is certainly a jewel in the Elewana Collection, and one that continues to shine brighter than ever.
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