• City Mall - Take a delightful break for ice cream.
• Haller Park - Located on Mombasa’s north coast, Haller Park is a distinctive destination. The park offers a variety of experiences, including a wildlife sanctuary home to hippos Sally and Potty, a buffalo, elands, oryx, and a variety of waterbirds such as eagles, herons, egrets, cormorants, and kingfishers. The Owls Banda hosts a Verreaux Eagle Owl.

The animal orphanage serves as a quarantine and refuge for rescued animals that are sick, injured, orphaned, or stranded in the wild. Visitors can enjoy the giraffe feeding platform, crocodile pens with over 90 crocodiles, including juveniles.

Additionally, it features a reptile park, aquaculture and fish farm, botanical garden, butterfly pavilion, and offers a forest walk.

• Fort Jesus Museum - This historical fort plays a significant role in Mombasa’s development. Friendly guides will accompany you to share the history of this site.
• Mama Ngina’s Drive - Enjoy a stunning sea view and witness traditional Swahili dances. Experience Mombasa street food while enjoying the evening breeze and watching the sunset.
• Ganjoni - Visit the Floating Bridge, which opens during quieter times to allow ships to pass through the Likoni Channel. It closes during busy mornings and evenings to facilitate faster pedestrian crossing.
• Mtwapa - Enjoy an evening boat ride at Mtwapa, taking in the sunset before settling down for a seafood dinner.
• Mombasa Tusks - Admire the iconic tusks on Moi Avenue. It’s said that a visit to Mombasa isn’t complete without a photo here. Stop and capture the moment.
• Nyali Beach - Escape to Nyali Beach’s pristine shores, where soft white sands, turquoise waters, and swaying palm trees create an idyllic coastal retreat. Travelers will enjoy breathtaking ocean views, serene sunbathing spots, and vibrant sunrises and sunsets. Whether seeking relaxation or adventure, Nyali Beach offers it all—from beach strolls and swimming to water sports like snorkeling and jet skiing. Savor fresh seafood at local beachside restaurants and immerse yourself in the rich Swahili culture through interactions with friendly locals. With its relaxed atmosphere and natural beauty, Nyali Beach provides a refreshing escape from the ordinary. Let the sound of the waves, the warmth of the sun, and the charm of Kenya’s coast make your visit truly unforgettable. Book now for a seamless blend of relaxation, adventure, and cultural discovery at one of Mombasa’s most beautiful beaches.
• Akamba Handicraft - As part of your Mombasa city tour, visit a vibrant handicraft shop showcasing the rich artistry of the Kenyan coast. Guests can explore a colorful array of locally made items, including hand-carved wooden sculptures, Maasai beadwork, woven baskets, and bright kikoy and kitenge fabrics. Skilled artisans warmly welcome visitors, often sharing the stories and techniques behind their crafts. You may witness live demonstrations of carving or weaving, and even try your hand at a traditional craft. The shop offers a chance to purchase unique souvenirs while gaining insight into the cultural heritage and craftsmanship of Mombasa’s communities. This immersive experience provides a deeper connection to local life, where every piece tells a story and supports local artisans. Whether collecting keepsakes or simply enjoying the vibrant atmosphere, this stop will be a memorable highlight of your journey through Mombasa.

• Snacks

• Dinner Charges
• Haller Park $10 for non East Africa Citizens and $6 for Citizens of East African Community.
• Fort Jesus-$13 for Non East African Community Citizens and $7 for Citizens of East African Community

This is a tour that is designed to give you the perfect experience of the Kenyan Coast. With this tour, you will get to see all the wonderful sites and enjoy nice views during stopovers.

One of the places you will visit is Haller Park. At Haller Park, you will get to feed the giraffe and see the various species of crocodiles. The tortoise and gazelles are a common site all over this park.

In the heart of the city is the Fort Jesus. The history of this Fort is so amusing and captivating to learn. Around the Fort is Mombasa Old Town which has Old structures built in the 1850s

We will also stop by Mama Ngina Water Front, here there is a nice view of the ocean and a very cool breeze. This place has so many activities including horse rides and a taste of Swahili Dishes and Street Foods.

Another place we will visit for sure is the Ferry which connects Mombasa Island and Likoni Mainland. The ferry ferries thousands of people per day to and from the island.

There is so much in Place.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.