1. City Tours: Explore the bustling streets of Mombasa on a city tour. Visit historical landmarks such as Fort Jesus, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and the Old Town with its narrow winding streets and Swahili architecture. Learn about Mombasa's rich history and cultural heritage as you stroll through the markets and interact with locals.

1. Beach Getaways: Mombasa is famous for its pristine beaches; beach tours are a must-do for visitors. Relax on the soft white sands of Diani Beach, Nyali Beach, or Bamburi Beach. Enjoy water sports such as snorkelling, diving, and jet skiing, or simply soak up the sun and unwind by the turquoise waters of the Indian Ocean.

1. Wildlife Safaris: Embark on a safari adventure to nearby wildlife reserves and national parks. Explore the Shimba Hills National Reserve a home to sable antelope among others, Tsavo National Park, home to a wide variety of wildlife including lions, elephants, giraffes, and rhinos. Experience thrilling game drives, guided walks, and cultural interactions with local communities.

1. Cultural Tours: Immerse yourself in Mombasa's vibrant culture with cultural tours that showcase the city's diverse ethnic groups and traditions. Visit local villages, mosques, and temples, and sample traditional Swahili cuisine at local restaurants. Experience traditional dances, music performances, and artisan workshops.

1. Island Excursions: Take a boat trip to the nearby islands off the coast of Mombasa. Visit the enchanting island of Lamu with its well-preserved Swahili architecture and narrow streets. Explore the marine life and coral reefs of Wasini Island, or enjoy a day of relaxation and snorkeling at Chale Island or Funzi Island.

1. Historical and Architectural Tours: Delve into Mombasa's architectural heritage with tours of historical buildings, churches, and mosques. Admire the intricate Swahili carvings and designs of the Old Town's buildings, and learn about the city's maritime history at the Mombasa Maritime Museum.

1. Food and Market Tours: Discover the flavors of Mombasa on a culinary tour that takes you to local markets, spice farms, and street food stalls. Sample traditional dishes such as biryani, samosas, and grilled seafood, and learn about the spices and ingredients used in Swahili cuisine.

The gateway to the coast of Kenya, Mombasa is one of the best travel destinations in Kenya. When Ibn Battuta visited Mombasa in the 14th century, it was a small commercial center, which later on became one of the most important port cities along the East African Coast. Today Mombasa is the largest port in Kenya. Offering a vivacious mix of cultures, entertainment and architectures, Mombasa is an excellent destination for travellers to explore.

The Fort Jesus is one of the main attractions in the city. The fort finds location in the Old Town of Mombasa along the coastline and was built in the 16th century by the Portuguese. On the northern coast of Mombasa lie the most historic ruins of the city, the Gedi Ruins. Originally Gedi was a small town built of stones and rocks and can be dated to the 15th century. The area was inhabited by the Swahili people and travellers can still see the original foundations.

The Haller Park is the largest wildlife park in Mombasa and houses a large variety of animals, birds, reptiles and insects. Travellers can enjoy walking along the trail in the park and also see educational videos.

Included

• Return Tickets on SGR or Flights   
• Train Station/ Airport transfers to and from the hotel  
• Meals as provided by the hotel
• Accommodation in the stated room(s) categories 

NB HB (Half Board) includes: Breakfast, Lunch OR dinner

FB (Full Board) includes: Breakfast, Lunch and dinner