Dongo Kundu
A designated public Special Economic Zone strategically connected to Mombasa Port, the Southern Bypass, SGR and Moi International Airport, with planned industrial, logistics, trade, tourism and port-related uses.
One region. Different opportunity zones. Different investment logic. Understand the land — and what it is actually connected to.
It is a collection of different opportunity zones — shaped by tourism, infrastructure, agriculture, trade, urban growth, the marine economy and strategic resources.
So whether your objective is to build and occupy, develop for income, farm, create a lifestyle or hospitality concept, pursue commercial or industrial use, or simply acquire and hold land for the long term — the first question is not:
Each location on the South Coast serves a distinct economic purpose. Here is how the region breaks down — and what each zone is built for.
A designated public Special Economic Zone strategically connected to Mombasa Port, the Southern Bypass, SGR and Moi International Airport, with planned industrial, logistics, trade, tourism and port-related uses.
A key inland connectivity and commercial area serving the wider South Coast, with opportunities around residential development, commerce, services and access to Diani and surrounding growth corridors.
The established tourism and hospitality heart of the South Coast — with residential, holiday accommodation, hospitality and lifestyle property opportunities.
Residential expansion, rental development, local commerce and strategic land positioned within the wider Diani–Ukunda economy.
Inland urban and highland opportunities combining residential growth, agriculture and strategic acreage.
A different land economy — larger holdings, agriculture, livestock and rural land-based enterprises.
Productive acreage for farming, orchards, livestock, agribusiness, lifestyle estates and long-term land holding. Agriculture remains an important part of Kwale's economic base — making land capability, access, water, infrastructure and surrounding activity important considerations.
A southern zone with a different strategic profile — marine and fishing activity, tourism and blue-economy opportunities around Shimoni, alongside the significant mineral-resource story emerging around Mrima Hill.
The Government of Kenya is currently pursuing a process for mineral rights relating to niobium, rare-earth elements and other minerals at Mrima Hill.
An established Kenya–Tanzania border gateway where cross-border trade and transport already operate. The Horohoro–Lunga Lunga One Stop Border Post (OSBP) is part of the East African Community's regional trade infrastructure, with recent EAC monitoring reporting sustained growth in cargo and passenger traffic.
This creates potential around logistics, warehousing, transport services, commercial activity, hospitality and other businesses serving the trade corridor.
The South Coast story is about matching land to economic purpose.
One region. Different opportunity zones. Different investment logic.
At CleVista Group, we help you identify the location and land that align with what you are actually trying to build.
The Right Investment Begins With UnderstandingThe land, its surroundings and the economic forces shaping the location.
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Whether you are drawn to the coastline, the agricultural belt, the logistics corridors, or a strategic long-term land holding — our advisory team will guide you toward the location that fits.