Top Mombasa Tickets & Passes

Experience one of the most iconic evenings in Mombasa aboard the famous Tamarind Dhow Dinner Cruise. This experience combines a scenic night cruise, a candle-lit Swahili dinner, and live music in a truly relaxing and romantic setting. Unlike standard dinner cruises, this experience also offers an optional nightlife extension, allowing guests to explore Mombasa after dark with visits to selected local bars and lounges. With hotel pickup, seamless transport, and a carefully planned itinerary, guests can enjoy a stress-free evening from start to finish. Perfect for couples, groups, and travelers looking for a unique blend of dining, entertainment, and nightlife. “Upgrade your experience to include Mombasa nightlife and discover the city’s vibrant after-dark scene.”

Just an hour's drive from Diani Beach, the Shimba Hills National Reserve offers tropical rainforest, grasslands, and the scenic Sheldrick Falls, reached by a pleasant hour-long hike. Experience this environment, and spot animals including antelope and tropical birds, on this intimate tour, with a maximum of six travelers. Your day includes hotel pickup from your Diani Beach accommodation and lunch at the Shimba Green Lodge.

A city tour of Mombasa blends history, culture, and identity, beginning at the iconic Mombasa Tusks on Moi Avenue. Erected in 1952 to commemorate Queen Elizabeth II’s visit, the twin arches form the letter “M” for Mombasa and remain a lasting city symbol. Nearby, Uhuru Gardens offers a quiet place to pause before exploring the charm of Old Town. This historic quarter is a living showcase of African, Arab, Indian, and European influences, with narrow alleys, coral-stone houses, carved Swahili doors, and bustling spice markets. The aromas of coastal cuisine and spiced coffee add to its authentic atmosphere. Rising above Old Town is Fort Jesus, a UNESCO World Heritage Site built by the Portuguese in 1593 to protect the harbor. Its thick coral-stone walls, battlements, and museum displays reveal centuries of conflict and cultural exchange, while its ramparts provide sweeping views of the Indian Ocean, making it Mombasa’s most treasured landmark.

A guided tour to Tsavo National Park breaks up the massive area into bite-sized chunks that can experienced in just one day. Even if you're short on time, this tour gives you plenty of opportunities to see animals like elephants, lions, and leopards in the wild—sightings enhanced by information about the wildlife from your guide.

1. Pick up from any of the mentioned places; Mombasa/Bamburi/Nyali or Diani. 2. Professional English-speaking driver-guide. 3. 4x4 tour Van with pop-up roof top for wildlife viewing. 4. Entry fee included in the cost. 5. Lunch included in the cost. 6. Water throughout the day.

A 1-day safari to Tsavo East National Park is a popular option for travelers staying along the Kenyan coast, particularly in Mombasa, Diani, Watamu, or Malindi. The compact, "dawn-to-dusk" itinerary provides an excellent opportunity to see a wide variety of wildlife, including the famous "red elephants," in a short amount of time Tsavo national park is famous for big families of Elephants, buffaloes and Lions.

See an animal sanctuary that’s home to giraffes, crocodiles, tortoises, and more on a half-day trip from Mombasa to Haller Park. Pre-booking transport and tickets to Haller Park make this a convenient way to explore an inspiring space that’s been converted from abandoned limestone quarries. This afternoon trip to Haller Park includes pickup and drop-off at both South Coast and North Coast hotels, and it’s an ideal choice for families.

This safari not only lets you experience 3 Game Drives, Morning, Noon And Afternoon increasing your chances of spotting wildlife. You will also be accompanied by our experienced guides with 20+ years of experience guiding in Tsavo East National Park.

In the heart of Mombasa, Fort Jesus is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Discover more than four centuries of history through a multisensory sound and light experience featuring lasers, holograms, and fireworks when you prebook tickets to the Fort Jesus Sound and Light Show. Your package also includes an atmospheric tour of the fortress by night, illuminated by more than 500 flickering candles and custom lighting too.

Spend a day and a night in Tsavo National Park East, Tsavo National Park West, and Amboseli National Park on this 4-day private safari, which starts in Mombasa and ends in Nairobi. See the red elephants of Tsavo East, the maneless lions in Tsavo West, and the hippos at Mzima Springs, and enjoy Kilimanjaro views from Amboseli. Your package includes three nights' full-board accommodation, private transfers, and rolling game drives.

With limited vacation time, a smaller area can make it easier to spot Kenya's iconic wildlife. This overnight package to the compact Taita Hills Wildlife Sanctuary is ideal for time-pressed travelers, with both elephants and lions easy to spot on the rolling plains. This package includes four separate guided game drives, one around dawn, as well as two lunches, breakfast, dinner, and accommodation.

Explore Mombasa’s colonial history, old town, and nature on a full-day private 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.

A day trip to Tsavo East National Park is a popular "dawn-to-dusk" adventure for travelers staying in Mombasa, Diani Beach, Watamu, or Malindi. The park is Kenya's largest protected area and home to the famous "red elephants." Top Sightseeing Highlights Red Elephants: Iconic herds that appear red from wallowing in the park's iron-rich soil. Aruba Dam: A man-made waterhole that attracts high concentrations of wildlife, especially in the dry season. Yatta Plateau: The world’s longest cooled lava flow, spanning 300km. Galana River: View hippos and crocodiles along the banks of this palm-shaded perennial river.

No Kenya trip would be complete without a safari and this great-value private experience slots perfectly into a beach vacation, with 2-way transfers from Mombasa and the coast. Enjoy four game drives over three days, with transport and full-board accommodation included. You’ll spend one night in Tsavo East National Park and a second at Salt Lick Game Lodge, positioned above a waterhole. Pricing is based on at least two travelers.

The Tsavo East Day Safari offers a unique adventure that sets it apart in several ways. It manages to capture Kenya's diverse landscapes and wildlife within a single day, taking you from coastal regions to expansive savannah plains. The chance to witness Tsavo East National Park's famed red elephants is a standout feature, providing a rare and captivating sight. What truly elevates this experience is the expertise of the guides. Their deep understanding of animal behaviour, ecosystems, and local history adds a layer of insight that goes beyond traditional safari encounters. Traveling through rugged terrains in a comfortable safari vehicle allows you to actively connect with the environment, turning observation into participation. A lunch amidst stunning surroundings enhances the journey, fostering camaraderie and reflection. In essence, the Tsavo East Day Safari offers a profound connection with nature and a deep appreciation for the beauty of the wild in a compact timeframe.

This 2-day Tsavo East safari is crafted for travelers who want a true safari experience in a short time, with the comfort and atmosphere of an overnight stay inside the park. Tsavo East’s vast landscapes and famous red elephants offer excellent wildlife viewing, even on a brief safari. With a minimum of just two guests, the experience remains personal and unhurried, allowing for better wildlife sightings and more interaction with your guide. Staying at Sentrim Tsavo Camp means enjoying evening and early-morning game drives . prime times for spotting wildlife — while relaxing in a well-located tented camp. Led by a knowledgeable local guide, this safari delivers an authentic, stress-free introduction to one of Kenya’s most iconic parks.

These three parks have it all – lions, elephants, leopards, giraffes, rhinos… all waiting for you on savannahs, rolling hills, in acacia forest and at cooling springs. The Tsavo Parks are legendary for their size and their fascinating stories. Amboseli Park is one-of-a-kind, sitting at the foot of mighty Mt. Kilimanjaro, home to innumerable herds of elephants. In just four days, this medium-length safari will introduce you to Africa’s greatest wildlife.

a visit to Tsavo East and Taita Hills gives you a unique opportunity to see the famous red savanna's, and the green landscape of Taita Hills.

Combining both Amboseli and Tsavo West & East not only serves you a platter of amazing wildlife spotting, but also epic sceneries. With this safari, we will take you through Amboseli’s lands of plenty and the unforgiving Tsavo, where life revolves around making it to a water hole. What makes Amboseli special to us is that it is a game viewing paradise. . . Guaranteed elephant sightings come alongside other incredible wildlife sightings. Its compact size allows you to see virtually every aspect in about 3 days. In addition, Amboseli offers the best views of the world's tallest free-standing mountain and Africa's highest peak, Mount Kilimanjaro! From the foot of the Chyulu Hills all the way down to the Tanzanian border, Tsavo West is a wild and broken land of volcanic hills, black lava flows and dense acacia woodland that offer the best views of untouched wild and covers 4% of Kenya's, about the same size as Jamaica, Michigan, Wales or Israel.

Discover more of coastal Kenya as you embark on a 2-day tour to the Watamu area. With a private guide, visit the ruins of Gedi and the Hells Kitchen Marafa canyon in the Malindi area on the first day. Your next day is spent exploring the Watamu Marine Park where you can snorkel with dolphins and other colorful fish, and explore the mangrove forests.

Embark on a safari adventure to Amboseli National Park, a game-viewing paradise renowned for guaranteed elephant sightings and diverse wildlife encounters. In just two days, explore the compact park that offers stunning views of Mt. Kilimanjaro and spot native species like elephants, zebras, gazelles, lions, and leopards. Other highlights include a visit to a Maasai village and a visit to Observation Hill for a panoramic view.

Tsavo East National Park is one of the oldest and largest parks in Kenya at 13,747 square kilometres. Situated in a semi-arid area previously known as the Taru Desert it opened in April 1948, and is located near the town of Voi in the Taita-Taveta County of the former Coast Province

Its an experience that covers the wildlife getting to encounter animals in their natural habitat and also connecting with nature.