6 km
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Haller Park in Bamburi, Kenya, is a must-visit for animal lovers. It used to be a quarry wasteland but now it's a thriving nature park with lots of plants and animals. You can walk around and see giraffes and other wildlife, and don't miss the chance to feed the giraffes.

28 km
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Diani Beach is one of Mombasa's most popular beaches for a spot of rest and relaxation. It is a long white sand beach with watersports like windsurfing, sailing, snorkelling, kitesurfing, diving, water-skiing and parasailing. Diani beach also has an excellent nightlife.

3 km
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Fort Jesus in Mombasa is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a popular tourist spot. Designed by an Italian architect, Fort Jesus was built in the 16th century between 1593 and 1596 to protect Mombasa's Old Port. Its thick walls, about a meter wide, are covered in graffiti from Europeans, writings in Arabic, and decorations from the Swahili culture. It's a great place to explore the region's history and cultural heritage.

8 km
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Mombasa Marine National Park is a marine park and national reserve in Mombasa. It was created in 1986 to protect its coral reefs and marine creatures. The park is famous for its beautiful sandy beaches, palm trees, and clear blue waters, providing visitors with a scenic coastal experience.

2 km
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Mombasa Old Town in Kenya is a historic neighbourhood known for its narrow streets and diverse culture. It's home to Swahili, Arab, Asian, Portuguese, and British communities, and you can see their influence in the unique architecture. Visitors love exploring on walking tours, learning about the locals, and taking beautiful photos of the area.

6 km
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Nguuni Nature Sanctuary is an animal sanctuary and park on the north coast of Mombasa near Nguu Tatu Hills. A 10-minute drive from Bamburi, it is home to diverse African wildlife and offers game drives where one can get glimpses of ostrich, giraffe, eland and oryx. It is popular for camping and has a designated picnic spot.

2 km
from city center 7 out of 28
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The Mombasa Tusks is a monument over Moi avenue. It is also known as Pembe za Ndovu, meaning elephant tusks in Swahili. It was originally made of wood and was built to resemble elephant tusks. But in recent years, it has been reconstructed in aluminium to resemble an M shape, coincidentally standing for the first letter in Mombasa.

3 km
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Mama Ngina Waterfront is a seaside public park overlooking the Kilindini Channel in Mombasa County. It is visited for its expansive greenery, breathtaking views of the Indian Ocean, open alfresco restaurants, cafés and cultural exhibitions. It is popular for walking and jogging with a long palm-tree walkway from Likoni Ferry Crossing to Mombasa Golf Club.

9 km
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Bamburi Beach on the northern coast of Mombasa is a calm and picturesque beach boasting tranquil blue waters and soft whitish sand. It is ideal for swimming and water sports like snorkelling and scuba diving. Camel riding is also popular here.

3 km
from city center 10 out of 28
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Nakumatt Nyali, or City Mall-Nyali, is Mombasa's first Premier Shopping Mall. It is famous for its wide range of local and international brands and is home to over 96 stores across 3 floors. In addition, Masai Market selling authentic African items is set up inside the complex. The Nyali Mall is also known for its entertainment, including its 9D Cinema.

5 km
from city center 11 out of 28
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Shelly Beach is the second largest public beach in the coastal hub close to Mombasa. The white sandy beach has tall palm trees and calm waters. The beach and the surrounding hotels are good for visiting for a quick one-day excursion.

3 km
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Located in : Nyali

The Mamba Village Crocodile Centre, located in the Nyali region of Mombasa, is the largest crocodile farm in Africa. It is home to over 1,000 young and mature crocodiles, including one of the oldest crocodiles in the world - Big Daddy. There is also a beautiful botanical garden, featuring aquatic plants and orchids, a large aquarium, and a fish farm.

2 km
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Nyali Beach, found north of Mombasa, is famous for its beautiful white sand and calm waters. It's a great spot for activities like diving, snorkelling, and kite surfing, as well as just relaxing on the beach. Nyali Beach has upscale resorts, hotels, and dining options, but it's still less crowded, making it perfect for a peaceful getaway.

4 km
from city center 14 out of 28
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Wild Waters is the biggest water park in Kenya, located in Mombasa. It's packed with fun for the whole family, featuring 15 exciting waterslides, a Raindance Disco Arena, arcade games, bumper cars, and theme rides. Lifeguards are always on duty to keep everyone safe.

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A serene creek in Mombasa, the Mtwapa Creek is known for its water activities, scenic views and picnic spot. It is an excellent place for fishing and scuba diving owing to its currents and temperature. Visit close to sunset or sunrise when the sky and water are painted in hues of orange and blue. It is an excellent location for photography too.

3 km
from city center 16 out of 28
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Nyali Theatre or Nyali Cinemax, located on Main Nyali Road in Mombasa, is the country’s first Barco digital cinema hall and the only one in the city. It consists of two movie halls with comfortable and spacious seating, incredible sound systems and big screens. It is known for screening Hollywood and Bollywood movies.

2 km
from city center 17 out of 28
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The Mombasa Memorial Cathedral, an Anglican Church in Mombasa, was built during British colonial times. Its architecture looks like a mosque, with a white building, arches, and a silver dome. Made of coral stone in 1905, it's a unique and historic site often visited alongside Fort Jesus.

16 km
from city center 18 out of 28
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Jumba la Mtwana is an important historical site in Kenya, dating back to the 14th century. Found near Mtwapa Creek, it's famous for its ancient remains, giving us a look into the area's past. Even though it's in ruins now, you can still see four mosques, one tomb, and four houses from the village's early days.

3 km
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One of Africa’s most popular live butterfly exhibits, the Mombasa Butterfly House, is located within the Fort Jesus Museum on Nkrumah Road. It consists of a large variety of butterflies bred and preserved in their natural environment. The best time to visit is in the morning when the butterflies are the most active.

2 km
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The spice market in Mombasa is a lively place right in the city centre. People from all walks of life gather here to discover a wide variety of spices, herbs, and cooking ingredients. The market is bustling with colourful stalls showcasing aromatic spices, creating a vibrant and fragrant environment that enchants the senses.

16 km
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The Rabai Museum is located inside Kenya’s first Christian church, the Rabai Church, situated northwest of Mombasa in Rabai. It displays exhibits about the history of Christianity, archives on the Slave Trade, and artefacts related to the Mijikenda peoples, such as traditional clothing, tools used to prepare food and regalia.

8 km
from city center 22 out of 28
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Jomo Kenyatta Public Beach, locally known as Pirates Beach, is the only public beach in Mombasa. It borders Bamburi beach in the south and Nyali beach in the north. Many locals come to the sandy beach for swimming, relaxing and enjoying the stunning views of the Indian ocean.

63 km
from city center 23 out of 28
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One of the hidden gems of Kenya, the Avicennia Island is secluded and stunningly beautiful. Located in the Funzi Keys, it is named after the Avicennia marina, a type of mangrove tree. The island is also known for adventure activities, such as kayaking, fishing, snorkeling, swimming, boating, bird-watching, etc.

10 km
from city center 24 out of 28
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The Mombasa Go-Kart is a go-karting facility located on the Mombasa North Coast along Malindi Road. Besides go-karting, there is also paintball, archery, zip-lining, Rodeo Bull Ride, Hi-Strike, 9-pin bowling, VR-Rollercoaster, Racing simulators, bike tours, and more

40 km
from city center 25 out of 28
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The Shimba Hills National Reserve is located about 33km from Mombasa in what was earlier the Coast Province of Kenya. It is one of the largest coastal rainforests in East Africa and the only area in Kenya where the Sable Antelopes are found. The Sheldrick Falls are also located within the reserve.

21 km
from city center 26 out of 28
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Located in Mombasa, Tiwi Beach is known for its white sand and secluded location. It is a perfect spot for diving and snorkelling. Birdwatching is also a famous tourist activity here. Coconut palms and casuarinas trees along the side of the beach make the view a picturesque one.

2 km
from city center 27 out of 28
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Mombasa Jain Temple or Shree Parshwa Vallabh Jain Temple is a religious temple located outside the southwestern borders of the Old Town of Mombasa. It is the first Jain temple to be constructed outside the Asian continent and the oldest in Africa. Beautiful sculptures and figurines decorate the building from ceiling to floor.

4 km
from city center 28 out of 28
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The Bombolulu Workshop & Cultural Center, located in the Kisauni district, is a place where differently-abled people come together to learn skills and become financially independent. Besides training, the centre also helps them start their own businesses and promotes local art and culture. People here make a variety of products like jewellery, home decorations, handicrafts, and tools.