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Overview
Three days in Mombasa is ample time to visit the city’s UNESCO-listed attractions, sunbathe and sip cocktails, and venture farther afield to hang out with elephants and giraffes. From kid-friendly water parks to multi-day safaris, here are our top tips for making the most of your time in Kenya’s oldest city.
What's included
Lunch
Dinner
Breakfast
What to expect
Day 1: Tour of Mombasa Old Town
Fort Jesus
15h · Admission ticket included
Discover the City Spend your first day discovering Mombasa’s Old Town and the main island. To skip the hassle of getting around on your own, join a full- or half-day city tour that includes round-trip transport—most stop by top sights such as Fort Jesus and Mandhry Mosque. If you have time in the afternoon, cool off at a water park, cycle along rural trails, or learn more about the region’s flora and fauna at an eco-park. After a busy day, unwind on an evening dinner cruise along the coastline on a Dow.
4h · Admission ticket included
Our guide will take you through Mombasa old town and visit the oldest mosque in Mombasa, and glaze at the old Swahili and Arabic architecture
Day 2: Wildlife Safari at the Coast
Shimba Hills National Reserve
15h
Widen Your Perspective Mombasa is an ideal starting point for a wider exploration of Kenya. Spend a day in Shimba Hills National Reserve in search of leopards, elephants, and myriad bird species. Or, head out on a multi-day adventure touring the iconic Tsavo national parks, Taita Hills Wildlife Sanctuary, or Maasai Mara large-game reserve. Alternatively, seafarers and marine life lovers might opt for a day away from the mainland spotting dolphins on a wildlife-watching cruise.
Day 3: Tour Mombasa as a local
Mombasa
12h
Do as the Locals Do Two-day tours continue into the following day, with accommodation and meals typically included. Otherwise, spend your final day experiencing the city like a local. Wander around a few of Mombasa’s museums, galleries, and cultural centers. Then jump in a tuk-tuk or taxi to one of the sandy beaches that line the city’s north coast, and while away the afternoon sunbathing, sipping cocktails, or taking part in water sports. Popular bars line Links Road and the surrounding streets, offering further adventures for after-dark revelers.
Meeting and pickup
Meeting point
Our starting point will be at the entrance of Mama Ngina Waterfront
End point
Our starting point will be at the entrance of Mama Ngina Waterfront
Additional information
Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
Specialized infant seats are available
Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries
Not recommended for pregnant travelers
Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Cancellation policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.