Mama Ngina Waterfront

Marine life

Mombasa City Tour offers a captivating blend of history, culture, and natural beauty. Explore historical landmarks, vibrant Swahili culture, stunning coastal views, wildlife encounters, and delicious cuisine. It's a unique and memorable experience. 9 am: Pick-up from your hotel in Mombasa or Diani 9:30 am: Mombasa Tusks Start your day by visiting the iconic Mombasa Tusks, a symbolic landmark representing the entrance to the city. Take some memorable photos and learn about the historical significance of these tusks. 10 am: Mama Ngina Waterfront Head to the Mama Ngina Waterfront, a beautiful public space along the coastline. Enjoy the stunning views of the Indian Ocean, take a leisurely walk along the promenade, and relax in the shaded areas. Experience the vibrant atmosphere and maybe try some street food from the local vendors. 11 am: Fort Jesus Museum Proceed to Fort Jesus, a fascinating UNESCO World Heritage Site. Explore the museum located within the fort, which showcases artefacts and exhibits detailing the history of Mombasa. Learn about the Portuguese and Arab influences and the fort's role in the region's maritime trade. 12:30 pm: Mombasa Old Town Next, venture into the historic Mombasa Old Town. Take a guided walking tour through its narrow streets lined with Swahili-style architecture, vibrant markets, and colourful buildings. Immerse yourself in the cultural heritage, visit local shops, and learn about the traditions and customs of the area. 1:30 pm: Optional Lunch in Old Town Take a break for lunch in one of the local restaurants in Mombasa Old Town. Indulge in traditional Swahili cuisine, such as biryani, pilau, or fresh seafood dishes. Enjoy the flavours while taking in the ambiance of this charming neighbourhood. 3 pm: Haller Park Tour After lunch, head to Haller Park, a unique wildlife sanctuary and nature reserve. Explore the park's trails, where you can encounter giraffes, zebras, hippos, and a variety of bird species. Take a guided tour to learn about the conservation efforts and the park's reforestation projects. 5 pm: Return to your hotel Bid farewell to Mombasa's attractions as you travel back to your hotel. Take this time to relax, reflect on the day's experiences, and appreciate the beauty of the city.

Mombasa City Tour offers a captivating blend of history, culture, and natural beauty. Explore historical landmarks, vibrant Swahili culture, stunning coastal views, wildlife encounters, and delicious cuisine. It's a unique and memorable experience. ITINERARY. Pick-up from your hotel in Mombasa or Diani Mombasa Tusks. Start your day by visiting the iconic Mombasa Tusks, a symbolic landmark representing the entrance to the city. Take some memorable photos and learn about the historical significance of these tusks. Mama Ngina Waterfront. Head to the Mama Ngina Waterfront, a beautiful public space along the coastline. Enjoy the stunning views of the Indian Ocean, take a leisurely walk along the promenade, and relax in the shaded areas. Experience the vibrant atmosphere and maybe try some street food from the local vendors. Fort Jesus Museum. Proceed to Fort Jesus, a fascinating UNESCO World Heritage Site. Explore the museum located within the fort, which showcases artefacts and exhibits detailing the history of Mombasa. Learn about the Portuguese and Arab influences and the fort's role in the region's maritime trade. Mombasa Old Town. Next, venture into the historic Mombasa Old Town. Take a guided walking tour through its narrow streets lined with Swahili-style architecture, vibrant markets, and colourful buildings. Immerse yourself in the cultural heritage, visit local shops, and learn about the traditions and customs of the area. Optional Lunch in Old Town. Take a break for lunch in one of the local restaurants in Mombasa Old Town. Indulge in traditional Swahili cuisine, such as biryani, pilau, or fresh seafood dishes. Enjoy the flavours while taking in the ambiance of this charming neighbourhood. Haller Park Tour. After lunch, head to Haller Park, a unique wildlife sanctuary and nature reserve. Explore the park's trails, where you can encounter giraffes, zebras, hippos, and a variety of bird species. Take a guided tour to learn about the conservation efforts and the park's reforestation projects. Return to your hotel. Bid farewell to Mombasa's attractions as you travel back to your hotel. Take this time to relax, reflect on the day's experiences, and appreciate the beauty of the city.

Are you a street food lover? Well, if you are, this is a must-do thing in Mombasa. I'll take you to the most authentic street food joints in town so you try our famous street foods. We have a lot of varieties and depending on your taste buds, we can go on and on sampling each. We will go to at least 5 joints for maximum enjoyment. The tour starts and ends at Posta. Itinerary: 1st Spot: Viazi karai, bhajia in tarmarind sauce 2nd Spot Coffee and tea spot. 3rd Spot. Beef/chicken skewer berbecue/Shawarma/sugarcane juice and other fresh juices. 4th spot. Seafood. Octopus, prawns, lobsters 5th Spot Madafu, cassava chips, mabuyu, achari - This a reminder that before you come to this tour, please don't eat so much! - Vegetarians and Vegans are welcome as well, we have a variety of options - Also, we may go to other spots not highlighted and have at least $15 for the food. Some portions may be large so if we are many, the better. The more the merrier. You will also tour the street of Mombasa visiting: ✓Old Mombasa town. ✓Fort Jesus. ✓Haller park. ✓Pirates beach. ✓Mama Ngina water front park. ✓Pembe za ndovu. The tour will help you experience the local life of Swahili people,food and culture as well as learning history of Mombasa . Book with us for a magical and unforgettable experience in Mombasa Kenya.

Mombasa, the coastal city of Kenya is best explored on foot. Mombasa is the country’s oldest and second largest city. The city’s charm can clearly be seen in the old style architecture of its buildings. A real melting pot of languages and cultures from different sides of the Indian Ocean Like an exotic desert waits for travelers the city is waiting to be explored. Modern Mombasa is a city of great diversity and life. Let loose and immerse yourself in the past and in the everyday life of the local friendly people who just smile at you and make you feel welcome, be prepared for the overcrowded spaces especially in the markets and on streets. You will be picked from your hotel or accommodation and proceed to Mombasa town.You will be given a brief history of the garden and the Tusks. Thereafter proceed to the Second World War cemetery. The walk will take you to Mama Ngina Drive where you will be shown one of the oldest Baobab Trees and you will be given a brief history why the Baobabs were planted there. Proceed to Likoni Channel that separates the Mombasa Island and the Mainland South. You will walk towards Fort Jesus and for those who will be interested to get inside will do so at an additional cost. The Fort was built by the Portuguese and it was a very important facility. The fort is a testament to how western powers of the time tried to control the Indian Ocean trade routes and wrest them away from Middle East and Asian influence. After visit to Fort Jesus you will pass by the Mombasa Club built in 1897 and you will learn the history behind it. From there you will take NTHIA KUU meaning highway and this was the first main road to be built in Kenya. You will visit the first Government square, the first British Governors house, Old Post Office, Old Prison and the Portuguese Cemetery. The walk will take you to the Portuguese Chapel which was built by the Portuguese. After the Chapel you will see the oldest mosque in Mombasa . You will meander in the narrow streets of the Old Town. The guide will give you a detailed History of the Swahili people and how they came about. You will as well learn about their culture, food etc. You will proceed to the Eleven Steps and this is where the first Christian Missionary Dr Ludwig Kraph lived and later it was a Germany Consulate. Our guide will tell you more about this. You will as well see the old or first American, Austrian and Italian Consulates in the Old town. The Old Town will not complete without seeing the Mackinnon Market where they sell Fruits, Vegetables, Spices and Meat. We will finish the tour by visiting the Slave Market and the Free Town Bell of Freedom. This Tour will take four hours and we will be having lots of walking.

The tour will start immediately after the ship docs and end on time so that the guests can return back to the port in good time. Alternatively, we can pick you up and drop you off at your preferred location within Mombasa. The shore excursion tour will start with a Pick up from the Kilindini port and walk a few distance to get to Likoni channel and enter the city.You will have a chance for Full Exploration of the pre-historic site of Fort Jesus as well as Mombasa old town. After that you will Visit the Mombasa "tusks" for historical adventure and amazing photography and return to Barka or Swahili Dishes for Lunch. After lunch you will visit the Haller Park for a guided Nature Walk and get an experience to feed and get close and personal with the Giraffes. You will head to Mama Ngina drive to enjoy some cassava chips as we enjoy the amazing view of the Mombasa island and Kilindini Harbour.At the End of tour,we drop you back to the port. Meal Plan: Mbaazi, chapati, Swahili tea for breakfast. Coconut rice served with fish, or chicken biriyani, or pilau (local coastal dishes), seconded with a glass of fresh juice for Lunch. Tour Highlights: ✓Old town of Mombasa with Swahili and Arabic culture. ✓Fort Jesus Museum – synonymous with the history of the East African Coast. ✓Food and spice market – a glimpse into the lives of the local people. ✓Trademark Elephant tusks – the gateway to Mombasa. ✓Likoni Channel – Port entry into Kenya. ✓Akamba wood carving factory – local talents in arts. ✓Shopping, people and local culture.

Shore Excursion Tour of Mombasa City is ideal for travelers on a cruise looking for cruise ship excursions from Mombasa. Traditional dancers awaiting visitors to disembark from a cruise ship at the Port of Mombasa is the typical welcome one receives in the coastal town of Kenya - Mombasa. Dressed in colorful "lesso" skirts and painted body art, the dancers sway in vigor following the upbeat African rhythm of the drums and other traditional musical instruments. There will be vociferous ululation and sonorous drumming expressing authenticity of the African spirit. The tour will start immediately after the ship docs and end on time so that the guests can return back to the port in good time. Alternatively, we can pick you up and drop you off at your preferred location within Mombasa. The Shore Excursion Tour will start with a Pick up from the Kilindini port and walk a few distance to get to Likoni channel and enter the city.You will have a chance for Full Exploration of the pre-historic site of Fort Jesus as well as Mombasa old town. After that you will Visit the Mombasa "tusks" for historical adventure and amazing photography and return to Barka or Swahili Dishes for Lunch. After lunch you will visit the Haller Park for a guided Nature Walk and get an experience to feed and get close and personal with the Giraffes. You will head to Mama Ngina drive to enjoy some cassava chips as we enjoy the amazing view of the Mombasa island and Kilindini Harbour.At the End of tour,we drop you back to the port. Meal Plan: Mbaazi, chapati, Swahili tea for breakfast. Coconut rice served with fish, or chicken biriyani, or pilau (local coastal dishes), seconded with a glass of fresh juice for Lunch. Tour Highlights: ✓Old town of Mombasa with Swahili and Arabic culture. ✓Fort Jesus Museum - synonymous with the history of the East African Coast. ✓Food and spice market - a glimpse into the lives of the local people. ✓Trademark Elephant tusks - the gateway to Mombasa. ✓Likoni Channel - Port entry into Kenya. ✓Akamba wood carving factory - local talents in arts. ✓Haller park-Feed and get close with giraffes. ✓Shopping, people and local culture. ✓Mama Ngina Water front. ✓Swahili dishes and street food tasting.

Mombasa, the coastal city of Kenya is best explored on foot. Mombasa is the country’s oldest and second largest city. The city’s charm can clearly be seen in the old style architecture of its buildings. A real melting pot of languages and cultures from different sides of the Indian Ocean Like an exotic desert waits for travelers the city is waiting to be explored. Modern Mombasa is a city of great diversity and life. Let loose and immerse yourself in the past and in the everyday life of the local friendly people who just smile at you and make you feel welcome, be prepared for the overcrowded spaces especially in the markets and on streets. You will be picked from your hotel or accommodation and proceed to Mombasa town.You will be given a brief history of the garden and the Tusks. Thereafter proceed to the Second World War cemetery. The walk will take you to Mama Ngina Drive where you will be shown one of the oldest Baobab Trees and you will be given a brief history why the Baobabs were planted there. Proceed to Likoni Channel that separates the Mombasa Island and the Mainland South. You will walk towards Fort Jesus and for those who will be interested to get inside will do so at an additional cost. The Fort was built by the Portuguese and it was a very important facility. The fort is a testament to how western powers of the time tried to control the Indian Ocean trade routes and wrest them away from Middle East and Asian influence. After visit to Fort Jesus you will pass by the Mombasa Club built in 1897 and you will learn the history behind it. From there you will take NTHIA KUU meaning highway and this was the first main road to be built in Kenya. You will visit the first Government square, the first British Governors house, Old Post Office, Old Prison and the Portuguese Cemetery. The walk will take you to the Portuguese Chapel which was built by the Portuguese. After the Chapel you will see the oldest mosque in Mombasa . You will meander in the narrow streets of the Old Town. The guide will give you a detailed History of the Swahili people and how they came about. You will as well learn about their culture, food etc. You will proceed to the Eleven Steps and this is where the first Christian Missionary Dr Ludwig Kraph lived and later it was a Germany Consulate. Our guide will tell you more about this. You will as well see the old or first American, Austrian and Italian Consulates in the Old town. The Old Town will not complete without seeing the Mackinnon Market where they sell Fruits, Vegetables, Spices and Meat. We will finish the tour by visiting the Slave Market and the Free Town Bell of Freedom. This Tour will take four hours and we will be having lots of walking.

Th activity starts with a brief introduction about the trip highlights on friday night after pick up within Nairobi town at 7 p.m. we will then head to the railway station in the city and board a connecting train from 7:30 p.m to the standard gauge railways (sgr) that heads to mombasa. The connecting train will take 30 minutes to get to the sgr thus expected arrival time is 8:00 p.m. after security check ups the train will depart at 10 p.m to mombasa. With the arrival time expected to be 3:35 am. On the train you will enjoy lengthy discussions about kenyas history, culture and people, plus free snacks. On arrival at 3:35 am in Miritini we will take a 15 minute taxi (bajaj/boda boda/uber) to our hotel. Will take a sleep for around 5-6 hrs. After breakfast at 9:30 a.m. will proceed to Fort Jesus museum in Mombasa town where you will discover, experience and learn amazing insights to this hidden historical treasure spaning 3 empires the British, Portuguese and Oman fighting for control of the coastline. This will take 2.5 hrs after which we will proceed to mama ngina drive where you will try out unique coastal street foods and fruits such as shawarma, sugar cane juice, madafu coconuts. Afterwhich we will proceed to have the main lunch in mombasa town. You will get a chance to experience the busy coastal city and we will tour places such as the famous elephant tusks (pembe za ndovu) and various shoping markets where you can buy some curios or collectors items if interested. This will take the better part of the afternoon. At around 4-5 p.m we will head back to the hotel for relaxion and for our evening dinner as we rest for the next days activities. The next and final day will start at 6:40 a.m with breakfast at the hotel, exactly 7 a.m we will head to Nyali beach (30 minute drive from hotel) where you will experience a walk/swim in the beautiful and scenic beaches as you enjoy some cold refreshments. This will take 3 hrs run time from 8-11 a.m. we hill head back to mombasa town and take our final meals/street foods/lunch at around 11:30. Then head back to the sgr train station in miritin. The train will depart at 3 p.m and this time you will be lucky! Cause its daytime and you will get a chance to see Tsavo national park and high chances you will see some elephants and girrafes too. We will arrive back in Nairobi on sunday at 8:18 p.m and you will be droped back at the hotel. The prices for this trip everthing is catered for including train tickets to and from mombasa, hotel accomodation 2 days plus all 3 meals breakfast, lunch and supper. Ticket fees for Fort Jesus and transport (mostly public) from all pick up locations. There will be free wifi at the hotel. Whats excluded is gifts, tips, curios, special foods such as sea food and alcoholic drinks. Price is for 1 person but incase the people increase a more reasonable collective price will be considered, thanks. King James Safaris Facebook: https://m.facebook.com/profile.php/?id=100076005875826

Mombasa, the coastal city of Kenya is best explored on foot. Mombasa is the country’s oldest and second largest city. The city’s charm can clearly be seen in the old style architecture of its buildings. A real melting pot of languages and cultures from different sides of the Indian Ocean Like an exotic desert waits for travelers the city is waiting to be explored. Modern Mombasa is a city of great diversity and life. Let loose and immerse yourself in the past and in the everyday life of the local friendly people who just smile at you and make you feel welcome, be prepared for the overcrowded spaces especially in the markets and on streets. You will be picked from your hotel or accommodation and proceed to Mombasa town.You will be given a brief history of the garden and the Tusks. Thereafter proceed to the Second World War cemetery. The walk will take you to Mama Ngina Drive where you will be shown one of the oldest Baobab Trees and you will be given a brief history why the Baobabs were planted there. Proceed to Likoni Channel that separates the Mombasa Island and the Mainland South. You will walk towards Fort Jesus and for those who will be interested to get inside will do so at an additional cost. The Fort was built by the Portuguese and it was a very important facility. The fort is a testament to how western powers of the time tried to control the Indian Ocean trade routes and wrest them away from Middle East and Asian influence. After visit to Fort Jesus you will pass by the Mombasa Club built in 1897 and you will learn the history behind it. From there you will take NTHIA KUU meaning highway and this was the first main road to be built in Kenya. You will visit the first Government square, the first British Governors house, Old Post Office, Old Prison and the Portuguese Cemetery. The walk will take you to the Portuguese Chapel which was built by the Portuguese. After the Chapel you will see the oldest mosque in Mombasa . You will meander in the narrow streets of the Old Town. The guide will give you a detailed History of the Swahili people and how they came about. You will as well learn about their culture, food etc. You will proceed to the Eleven Steps and this is where the first Christian Missionary Dr Ludwig Kraph lived and later it was a Germany Consulate. Our guide will tell you more about this. You will as well see the old or first American, Austrian and Italian Consulates in the Old town. The Old Town will not complete without seeing the Mackinnon Market where they sell Fruits, Vegetables, Spices and Meat. We will finish the tour by visiting the Slave Market and the Free Town Bell of Freedom. This Tour will take four hours and we will be having lots of walking.

A full day tour divided into two parts, the morning part covers the history of Mombasa and understanding the ways, culture and lifestyle of the Kenyan coastal people. Start of is at Fort Jesus for the history part dating back to 400 years ago. Talking a walk through Mombasa Old Town getting to see the old Arabic architectural buildings meandering through the narrow streets to the MacKinnon Market. Visiting the Swaminarayan Temple through to Uhuru Gardens and the Elephant Tusks. Ending the morning part of the tour at Mama Ngina Waterfront. Break for lunch. Afternoon part covers Haller Park whereby there is different types of animals and birds to see and also enjoy a siren environmental friendly nature to relax the mind. Getting to see the feeding time of animals such as Giraffe, Antelopes, Hippos and crocodiles. Verve Monkeys, Tortoise, Snakes, Waterbucks and warthog can also be seen. End our day excursion and drop-off to respective place of residence.