Rich Cultural Heritage
Mombasa is a melting pot of cultures, influenced by Arab, Portuguese, British, and African traditions. This blend is evident in its architecture, cuisine, and local customs.
Historical Sites
Explore historical landmarks like Fort Jesus, a UNESCO World Heritage site built by the Portuguese in the 16th century. It offers insights into the region's turbulent past and strategic importance.
Swahili Culture
Experience authentic Swahili culture through local markets, music, dance, and cuisine. Mombasa's markets, like the Old Town market and Akamba Handicraft Cooperative, are perfect for shopping for souvenirs.
Warm Hospitality
The local people of Mombasa are known for their warmth and hospitality, offering visitors a chance to engage with the local community and learn about their way of life.
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As a Kenyan native with 15 years of experience as a tour guide, Humphrey's tour through Old Town Mombasa and Fort Jesus is full of information, friendly faces of the people he's known for years, and stunning sights only the locals have access to.
From £37.77 per person
Leave Mombasa on safari to Ngutuni Sanctuary which borders with Tsavo East National Park and game drives at Taita Hills Wildlife Sanctuary. Choose an overnight stay at either Taita Hills where you can relax by the pool or visit the WWI Museum or Salt Lick Lodge, overlooking a wildlife watering hole. Daily game drives are provided to explore both wildlife reserves during the hours when animals are…
From £328.56 per person
Discover Africa with Bike the Coast Discover Africa by cycling off the beaten track. See local people in their settlements and traditional African villages, palm- and mango-tree forests. Enjoy fantastic views on Creeks and the Mombasa North Coast area. Ride through the bush along the Indian Ocean or different climate zones. Bike the Coast offers different guided half day bush-tours on safe unpave…
From £36.25 per person
