Tiwi Beach is a serene and secluded beach situated in Kenya, south of the Congo River. It boasts a long stretch of pristine white sand, with the southern end home to a large hotel complex. Conversely, the northern end is dotted with abandoned hotels and private houses. Visitors should note that refreshments are only available at the hotel restaurant and reaching the beach requires a long drive and a walk along narrow paths. Tiwi Beach is ideal for windsurfing, long walks, and snorkeling, but visitors should exercise caution due to the presence of poisonous stonefish and potential thieves in the northern part of the beach. The best time to visit is in February when the weather is slightly cooler. Amenities on the beach include toilets, bars, and restaurants, and dogs are permitted. Visitors can park their cars in the designated parking area near the beach.
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