Towards the south, Likoni is connected to Mombasa Island. One has to cross with the ferry, during the daytime, the waiting and crossing time amounts to no more than a few minutes. After that one carries on with a taxi across Shelly and Tiwi beach to Diani beach. This part of the coast is around about 30 kilometres long. This is one of the reasons why the respectable sex tourist prefers to visit the beaches up in the north. The infrastructure, if any at all, is very sparing and not very easy to use. Discos and the respective bars are also few and far between. All this makes it obvious that the number of freelance artists are pretty scarce in comparison with the north.

One thing though: The admittedly nice hotels are not very hospitable, that means it is not very easy to take your girl with you into the hotel. You have to “declare” her as your wife or whatever. Those who continually change their girls, and that’s why we are there, can stuff that for a start. I have taken a look at several facilities. The service seems to be super; the food is not bad either and should be expected to be with the comparably horrendous prices charged. Besides, I can’t imagine lying at the pool with a black whore with all the others being white. Ok if you’re black, then you are at work, as a waiter or waitress, chambermaid, gardener, security, but not as tourist’s companion. The big fat white “catalogue tourist” mother’s chins would just hit the deck.

The beaches are really very nice, that’s a plus worth mentioning. If anyone happens to find a “steady girlfriend” meaning a girl that one would like to spend one or two weeks with, then it’s worth trying to check in there. I didn’t save any costs or effort and travelled from Mombasa city with a friendly taxi driver to Diani beach where I took photos (and also on the other beaches) using my adaptable wide angle lens (see video also).