1. Fort Jesus
This old building was built between 1593 and 1596 and was maintained by the Portuguese in the coast and is recognized as a successful attempt by the western power to establish influence over the Indian ocean trade. This place served as a security and safety place for the Portuguese. Visit this place and learn all about the Indian ocean trade.
Fort Jesus Entry Fees:
Citizen: Adult: Ksh 200 | Kid: Ksh 100
Residents: Adult: Ksh 400 | Kid: Ksh 200
Non-residents: Adult: Ksh 1200 | Kid: Ksh 600
2. Haller Park
If you thought Mombasa is all about water attractions, you are wrong!
Haller Park, a nature park open to the public, home to a vivid range of wildlife such as hippos, giraffes, buffaloes antelopes and a few birds can also be found at the park.
The park comprises a fish farm area, a giraffe viewing platform, a game sanctuary, a palm garden, crocodile pens and a reptile park.
Visit this place and witness a friendship of its kind; Owen and Mzee, a hippo and tortoise that have a bond that amuses every single person.
Haller Park Entry Fees:
Residents: Adult: Ksh 500 | Kid: Ksh 200
Non-residents: Adult: Ksh 800 | Kid: Ksh 400
3. Marine National Park And Reserve
This stunning reserve provides a home for a number of waterline including; crabs, turtles, corals, starfish, stone fish among others. There is presence of coral reefs in the waters as well. It is recognized as one of the most beautiful marine parks as it is filled with coral reefs. This park also holds a lot of fun activities in it such as;
- Diving
- Snorkeling
- Fishing
- Boat riding
- Viewing marine life.
Marine Park Entry Fees:
Citizens: Adult: Ksh 130 | Kid: Ksh 125
Residents: Adult: Ksh 300 | Kid: Ksh 170
Non-residents: Adult: USD 17 | Kid: USD 13
4. Pembe Za Ndovu, Mombasa
These huge tusks mark the entrance of Mombasa. They were built to commemorate the visit of Queen Elizabeth in 1952. The tusks are made of aluminum. They are a tourist attraction as you will often see tourists stopping just to take a photo or two with the tusks behind them.
5. Mamba Village
This is the largest East Africa crocodile farm which you cannot afford to miss during your visit to Mombasa. Get to learn more about the crocodiles life cycle and behavior and see them in different sizes, from hatchlings to adults. Do not miss the restaurant meals as they prepare crocodile meat, zebra meat, ostrich meat and others. There are other activities such as; Carmel and horse riding, boat riding and many more.
Mamba Village Entry Fees:
Citizen: Adult: Ksh 200 | Kid: Ksh 100
Resident: Adult: Ksh 280 | Ksh 140
Non-resident: Adult: Ksh 650 | Kid: Ksh 350
6. Bombolulu Workshops And Cultural Center
Have lunch, dance and shop in this center that has many gift shops with items such as jewelry, leather items, woodwork pieces and even some tailored items from talented locals from within the area.
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7. Go- Karting
Karting is a fun activity that can be participated by every member of a family during the vacation stay in Mombasa. Compete as you bond with other activities offered in the facility such as paintballing, archery, among others and after a competitive time have a delicious meal at the places restaurant.
8. Swim In The Beach
Nyali beach
This beach is only a short distance from Mombasa town and is well developed with plenty of activities to do for your friends and family which will create good lasting memories as you walk in the white sands and swim in the less dense beach.
Pirates beach
This is a public beach known as ‘Jomo Kenyatta public beach’. It is a famous beach for locals and many family units that want to swim and have fun. Come and relax, have fun, eat and enjoy triumphant blue waters.
9. Aquatic Fun In Wild Waters
You certainly cannot leave Mombasa without experiencing some fun in this water park. This water park offers the family fun times and lots of meals to choose from as a family.
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