Galu Beach
One of the most popular beaches in Kenya, Galu Beach is THE spot for kitesurfing and paddle boarding.
Fort Jesus Sound & Light Experience
The Enchanting Sound & Light Multi Media Experience with fireworks show at the UNESCO World Heritage Site – The Fort Jesus that re-enacts the heritage,culture & history. The nostalgic night show brings to life the historical Fort Jesus using holograms,3D projection mapping & lasers.
This mind blowing one of a kind show in Africa is enhanced by a night tour at the Fort with an outfitted similar look & feel to what it used to look like in the 15th century
Swimming With The Dolphins
A once in a lifetime experience in one of Kenya’s best kept secret only for those who understand the language of thrill, adventure & excitement. Explore the fun of swimming with the dolphins in the beautifully sun kissed Kisite Marine Reserve as you savour the underworld beauty.
Tamarind Dhow Dining Experience
A four-course sumptuous meal is served on board whilst being serenaded by the soft music. This is the only floating sea food restaurant in Mombasa that leaves the guests with a lasting impression and a memorable experience.
World Swahili Day
Kenya marks World Swahili Day as one of Swahili’s origin. The language, born from a mix of Bantu and Arabic along the East African coasts, has spread across the continent.
Diani Sea Turtle Festival
Join our annual conservation event focused on raising awareness about sea turtles and their threats. If you’re interested in learning, participating, or supporting this program, please visit our page
Street Food
Mombasa is a paradise for street food enthusiasts, with its bustling markets and vibrant street corners offering a diverse array of flavours and culinary delights. One popular destination for street food is the Old Town area, where visitors can sample Swahili specialities such as mahamri (sweet fried bread), viazi karai (spicy fried potatoes), and mishkaki (grilled meat skewers). Another must-visit spot is Mama Ngina Drive, a waterfront promenade lined with food stalls serving fresh seafood, grilled meats, and local snacks like cassava crisps and bhajias (spiced potato fritters). For those seeking a taste of East African cuisine, the Mwembe Tayari area is famous for its chapati (flatbread), samosas, and nyama choma (grilled meat). Whether you’re exploring the city’s markets or strolling along its bustling streets, Mombasa’s street food restaurants promise a flavorful and authentic culinary experience that reflects the vibrant culture of the region.
Indian BBQ
In Mombasa, Indian BBQ restaurants offer a fusion of aromatic spices and grilled flavours, creating a tantalising dining experience. One popular destination is Shaam E Bahaar, renowned for its BBQ stations serving succulent kebabs and tandoori specialities. Another favourite is Bollywood Bites, where diners can indulge in a variety of vegetarian dishes infused with Indian spices and flavours. These restaurants often feature an extensive menu showcasing a range of meats, seafood, and vegetarian options, all cooked to perfection on open flames or traditional tandoor ovens. With their vibrant ambience and flavorful dishes, Indian BBQ restaurants in Mombasa provide a delightful culinary journey for those craving the rich and diverse flavours of Indian cuisine.
Swahili Dishes
Swahili restaurants in Mombasa offer a delightful culinary journey through the rich and diverse flavours of coastal East Africa. One popular spot is Jahazi Coffee House, known for its authentic Swahili dishes such as biryani, and pilau, and seafood specialties like grilled fish and coconut-infused curries. For a taste of traditional Swahili cuisine in a vibrant setting, diners can visit Nawal Centre, where they can enjoy classic dishes like mahamri (sweet fried bread), viazi karai (spicy fried potatoes), and mishkaki (grilled meat skewers). These restaurants use fresh ingredients and spices to create dishes that reflect the region’s cultural heritage and culinary traditions. With their warm hospitality and flavorful offerings, Swahili restaurants in Mombasa provide an immersive dining experience that celebrates the rich tapestry of flavours found along the Swahili Coast.
6AM NYE Festival
The 6 AM NYE Festival in Diani is an electrifying celebration held on New Year’s Eve. The festival is known for its vibrant atmosphere, electrifying music, and unforgettable experience. The event typically kicks off in the evening and lasts until the early hours of the morning, offering revellers the chance to dance, socialise, and ring in the new year in style. Multiple stages feature a lineup of local and international DJs spinning the latest tracks across various genres, including electronic dance music, Afrobeat, reggae, and more. The festival also includes light shows, immersive visual displays, and other exciting entertainment elements that create an electrifying ambience throughout the night. Food stalls and bars offer a wide selection of refreshments to keep everyone going.