Explore Fort Jesus, Old Town Mombasa, and historic sites. Discover Swahili culture, colonial architecture, and vibrant markets. Uncover Mombasa’s rich heritage.
Explore Fort Jesus, Old Town Mombasa, and historic sites. Discover Swahili culture, colonial architecture, and vibrant markets. Uncover Mombasa’s rich heritage.
- Fort Jesus Museum - Travelers will receive a brief history of Fort Jesus and the Old Town.
- Old Town - The guide will take you through the narrow streets of the old town to get a view of the Old Port.
- Mackinnon Market - Travelers will be able to see different types of legumes, fruits and spices.
- **Shri Cutch Satsang Swaminarayan…
- Fort Jesus Museum - Travelers will receive a brief history of Fort Jesus and the Old Town.
- Old Town - The guide will take you through the narrow streets of the old town to get a view of the Old Port.
- Mackinnon Market - Travelers will be able to see different types of legumes, fruits and spices.
- Shri Cutch Satsang Swaminarayan Temple - Visit to the Hindu temple in Mombasa.
- Pembe Mbili - This is the historical landmark of Mombasa.
- Transportation by Tuk Tuk
- Guide fees
- Transportation by Tuk Tuk
- Guide fees
- Admissions to Fort Jesus KSH 1,200
- Admissions to Fort Jesus KSH 1,200
Be the first to see the African Colonial Hotel built by the British in 1901 and where Danish “Out of Africa” writer Karen Blixen stayed during her visit in 1914.
Visit Fort Jesus which was built by the Portuguese in 1593 and classified as a UNESCO World Heritage site in 2011.
The walking tour in the Old Town of Mombasa which will give you the opportunity…
Be the first to see the African Colonial Hotel built by the British in 1901 and where Danish “Out of Africa” writer Karen Blixen stayed during her visit in 1914.
Visit Fort Jesus which was built by the Portuguese in 1593 and classified as a UNESCO World Heritage site in 2011.
The walking tour in the Old Town of Mombasa which will give you the opportunity to appreciate the authentic Swahili culture and Arab architecture.
You will also see the remains of the old historic Port of Mombasa.
The most colorful and lively place is the Spice Market built by the English in 1914.
Without missing out on seeing the four gigantic elephant tusks erected in 1952 for the arrival of the Queen of England.
- Not recommended for children.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.