Places to visit
Places to visit
Some of these places will give you a feel of the coastal rhythm of Mombasa - what I call a soul expanding moment . I pray you have one .
A UNESCO World Heritage Center, built by the Portuguese in 1593 , Fort Jesus is one of the most outstanding and well preserved examples of 16th Portuguese military fortification and a landmark in the history of this type of construction.
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Fort Jesus Museum
A UNESCO World Heritage Center, built by the Portuguese in 1593 , Fort Jesus is one of the most outstanding and well preserved examples of 16th Portuguese military fortification and a landmark in the history of this type of construction.
Haller Park is a nature park . It is the transformation of a quarry wasteland into an ecological area. Haller Park holds a variety of plant and animal species which serve as a recreation spot for tourists and locals
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Haller-Park
Haller Park is a nature park . It is the transformation of a quarry wasteland into an ecological area. Haller Park holds a variety of plant and animal species which serve as a recreation spot for tourists and locals
Immerse yourself in nature as you walk through the Acacia woodland discovering families of Giraffe, Ostrich, Oryx and Elands wandering through their natural habitats. A peaceful environment to unwind with friends . Perfect for picnics .
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Nguuni Nature Sanctuary
Immerse yourself in nature as you walk through the Acacia woodland discovering families of Giraffe, Ostrich, Oryx and Elands wandering through their natural habitats. A peaceful environment to unwind with friends . Perfect for picnics .
You haven’t been to Mombasa if you don’t take a picture at this famous sight . Pembe za Ndovu , Swahili for elephant tusks was constructed by the British colonial administration, the giant tusks served as a commemoration of the historical visit to Kenya by Queen Elizabeth II in 1952.
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Pembe Za Ndovu
Moi AvenueYou haven’t been to Mombasa if you don’t take a picture at this famous sight . Pembe za Ndovu , Swahili for elephant tusks was constructed by the British colonial administration, the giant tusks served as a commemoration of the historical visit to Kenya by Queen Elizabeth II in 1952.
Africa’s largest crocodile farm . Visit on Friday afternoon to catch them feeding the crocodiles , quite a scene .
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Mamba VILLAGE - Lunar PARK
Africa’s largest crocodile farm . Visit on Friday afternoon to catch them feeding the crocodiles , quite a scene .
Enjoy your time in nature . Perfect for biking and walking .
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Butterfly Pavilion
Bamburi RoadEnjoy your time in nature . Perfect for biking and walking .
Mombasa Go-Kart
For all adrenaline junkies , this is for you :)
If you are looking to buy souvenirs, you can do so here . This is a project by the Association of the Physically Disabled in Kenya . As you shop , all proceeds goes towards this . Enjoy some cultural dances and local foods .
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Bombolulu Workshop
If you are looking to buy souvenirs, you can do so here . This is a project by the Association of the Physically Disabled in Kenya . As you shop , all proceeds goes towards this . Enjoy some cultural dances and local foods .
Perfect place to buy all your souvenirs. All items - wood carvings , sculptors are handmade by skilled artisans and artists .
Akamba Handicraft Industry, Co - Operative Society
Perfect place to buy all your souvenirs. All items - wood carvings , sculptors are handmade by skilled artisans and artists .
A UNESCO world heritage center .The old town is visible , with a collection of historical buildings dating from the 18th century which combines, African, Arabic and European influences. Many of these buildings still exist, in beautifully carved doors as well as elegantly styled balconies .
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Old Town
A UNESCO world heritage center .The old town is visible , with a collection of historical buildings dating from the 18th century which combines, African, Arabic and European influences. Many of these buildings still exist, in beautifully carved doors as well as elegantly styled balconies .