Glass Bottom Tours
Hop aboard a cool glass-bottom boat and glide over the crystal-clear waters, feeling like you’re floating on air. As you cruise along, peering through the glass bottom, you’re treated to an aquatic spectacle – colourful coral reefs, swaying sea grass, and schools of tropical fish darting below. It’s like having your private aquarium but with the whole ocean as your backdrop! Keep your eyes peeled for friendly sea turtles, graceful manta rays, and maybe even a sneaky reef shark or two. The boat ride prices vary depending on who you’re speaking to so make sure your bargaining skills are up to par.
Evening Sunset Dhow
The Evening Sunset Dhow cruise in Mombasa offers a magical experience as you sail along the coast of Mombasa aboard a traditional Swahili dhow. As the sun dips below the horizon, casting vibrant hues across the sky, guests can relax and unwind while enjoying panoramic views of the Indian Ocean. The cruise typically includes live music, a delectable seafood dinner, and refreshing beverages, creating a perfect ambience for romance or relaxation. Whether you’re celebrating a special occasion or simply seeking a memorable way to end the day, the Evening Sunset Dhow cruise promises an enchanting journey filled with breathtaking scenery and unforgettable moments.
Nyali Beach
Nyali Beach is a stunning stretch of coastline located in Mombasa renowned for its white sands and turquoise waters. This idyllic beach destination offers visitors a perfect blend of relaxation and adventure, with a range of activities and attractions to enjoy. You can lounge on the soft sands and soak up the warm tropical sun, while water sports enthusiasts can indulge in activities such as swimming, snorkelling, and jet skiing in the crystal-clear waters of the Indian Ocean. The beach is also a popular spot for beach volleyball and soccer, with locals and tourists alike joining in friendly games. Nyali Beach is surrounded by a variety of resorts, restaurants, and bars, offering visitors a taste of coastal hospitality and delicious cuisine. Whether you’re sipping cocktails by the shore, sampling fresh seafood at a beachfront restaurant, or dancing the night away at a beach club, Nyali Beach provides a vibrant and lively atmosphere.
Kisite Mpunguti Marine Park & Reserve
The Kisite Mpunguti Marine Park & Reserve is like stepping into an underwater wonderland! Imagine snorkelling through turquoise waters, surrounded by colourful coral reefs and curious fish darting around you. This marine park is a haven for marine life, with dolphins, turtles, and even whale sharks making appearances from time to time. You can hop on a boat tour to explore the park’s hidden gems, stopping at secluded islands for picnics and beachcombing. Don’t forget your sunscreen and camera – the sparkling waters and stunning landscapes are perfect for soaking up the sun and snapping Insta-worthy shots. And when you’re ready for a break, kick back with a cold drink at one of the beachside cafes, where the ocean breeze and laid-back vibes are the cherry on top of your coastal adventure.
Haller Park
Haller Park is a unique ecological restoration project that has transformed a former limestone quarry into a thriving wildlife sanctuary. Initially barren and desolate, the park is full of lush vegetation and diverse animal species, making it a prime example of successful habitat restoration and conservation efforts. Visitors to Haller Park can embark on guided tours to explore its rich biodiversity, encountering a wide array of wildlife along the way. From towering giraffes gracefully nibbling on acacia leaves to playful hippos lounging in tranquil ponds, there’s no shortage of fascinating creatures to behold. In addition to its wildlife attractions, Haller Park offers educational programs and interactive experiences aimed at promoting environmental awareness and conservation. The park is also home to the oldest tortoises in Kenya which can be seen wandering around.
Galu Beach
One of the most popular beaches in Kenya, Galu Beach is THE spot for kitesurfing and paddle boarding.
Amu Seafood Festival
Savor the unique blend of Swahili cuisine, combining Arabic and Asian influences with fresh local ingredients like coconut and tamarind, creating deliciously aromatic dishes.
Fort Jesus, Mombasa: An Architectural Masterpiece
Fort Jesus, built by the Portuguese in the late 16th century in Mombasa and a symbol of Western influence in Eastern trade routes, was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2011.
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.
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