Mombasa is Kenya’s second-largest city and a major coastal hub along the Indian Ocean. Known for its rich Swahili culture, historic sites, and stunning beaches, Mombasa blends African, Arab, Portuguese, and British influences. The city is home to Fort Jesus, a UNESCO-listed 16th-century fortress, and the vibrant Old Town, famous for its narrow streets and carved balconies.
Mombasa’s coastline boasts pristine beaches like Nyali, Bamburi, and Diani, offering snorkeling, diving, and dhow cruises. The city also serves as East Africa’s largest port, playing a crucial role in trade and tourism. With its warm tropical climate, diverse cuisine, and welcoming atmosphere, Mombasa is a must-visit destination for history lovers, beachgoers, and adventurers alike.
Historical & Cultural Tour
- Morning: Old Town & Fort Jesus
- Explore Mombasa’s Old Town, known for its Swahili architecture and vibrant markets.
- Midday: Bombolulu Workshops & Cultural Centre
- Discover traditional crafts and jewelry made by local artisans.
- Learn about the empowerment of people with disabilities through craft-making.
- Afternoon: Haller Park
- Visit this wildlife sanctuary to see giraffes, hippos, crocodiles, and tortoises.
Marine & Beach Adventures
- Morning: Mombasa Marine National Park
- Midday: Wasini Island & Kisite Marine Park
- Take a dhow cruise to Wasini Island.
- Snorkel or dive in Kisite Marine Park, known for dolphins and marine life.
- Enjoy a Swahili seafood lunch on the island.
- Afternoon: Tamarind Dhow Cruise
Nature & Adventure Excursions
- Morning: Shimba Hills National Reserve
- Midday: Mwaluganje Elephant Sanctuary
- Learn about elephant conservation efforts.
- Observe elephants in their natural habitat.
- Afternoon: Nguuni Nature Sanctuary
