Tours and Trips in Mombasa

Explore Mombasa's colonial history, old town, and nature on a full-day, guided tour that includes entrance fees, all activities, and round-trip hotel transport. Get the perfect introduction to the city by visiting with a local guide, who will share stories about Mombasa culture and heritage, and introduce you to local cuisine in the old town market.

Immerse yourself in Mombasa's diverse cultures and history on a full-day tour that explores cobblestone streets, vibrant markets, and local cuisine. With an experienced guide to introduce the best of the city, you'll see the Fort Jesus Museum, old town's Old Dhow Harbor, the Mombasa bazaar and market, and more, pausing to shop for handmade souvenirs along the way. This guided Mombasa tour includes lunch at Tamarind Mombasa, a seaside restaurant that's beloved for great seafood and views of the water.

Part ancient city, part busy port, part sprawling metropolis, Mombasa is a thoroughly unique destination. Visit some of the city's top attractions, including the Fort Jesus Historical Museum and the bazaar, on this guided tour of Mombasa, which includes round-trip transportation from your hotel and guided commentary about the attractions.

Spend the day at Haller Park wildlife sanctuary and Mamba Village Crocodile Farm, a family-friendly animal attraction. Get an educational look at a variety of species, including tortoises, hippos, giraffes, zebras and buffalo. Use your admission ticket for an up-close look at giant and baby crocodiles on a tour Kenya's largest reptile farm. Learn about crocodile behavior from trained guides and watch the carnivore frenzy at feeding time! Includes round-trip transport from Mombasa hotels.

Enjoy this popular day trip in the historic city of Mombasa, including a guided tour of Fort Jesus and the Old Town, a tuk-tuk ride to a local Swahili restaurant for lunch, and an afternoon at Haller Park, enjoying the wildlife.You can also explore the Akamba Carving Market.

Enjoy a half-day sightseeing tour of Mombasa, Kenya's second largest city. Stroll through Mombasa's Old Town - an UNESCO World Heritage Site - taking in its many mosques and fine examples of Islamic and Portuguese architecture. Explore historic Fort Jesus, a 16th-century fort in the shape of a man. See traditional dhow boats lined up along Mombasa's Old Port, then head to see the Elephant Tusks monument on Moi Avenue, the city's Indian Temple and Akamba Handicraft Industry Co-op, where you can shop for wood carvings and accessories made from beads, metals and soapstone.