Top Mombasa Outdoor Activities

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.

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.

Without a guided tour, you might miss the traditional villages, fruit forests, and stunning coastal views that make the Kenyan countryside worth a visit. This mountain bike tour offers a fun and engaging way to see a side of the Mombasa area that most visitors miss as you follow your guide through the bush, down the coast, and along unpaved roads. Choose from four routes with various ranges of difficulty.

Discover the wildlife, culture, and scenery of Shimba Hills National Reserve on a full-day tour from Mombasa with entrance fees and lunch included. In addition to a morning game drive, you’ll visit a Digo village, hike to a backcountry waterfall, and watch elephants from a hilltop camp.

Leave Mombasa on safari to Tsavo East National Park and Taita Hills Wildlife Sanctuary with an overnight at Sarova Salt Lick Game Lodge, where you’ll have aerial views of a watering hole that draws nocturnal wildlife. Daily game drives explore both wildlife reserves during the hours when animals are most active, packing a classic safari experience into an overnight escape from Mombasa.

Use a door to door transfer, a comfortable and hassle free service that will allow you to enjoy your journey from the moment you arrive to the beautiful city of Mombasa. Your driver will be waiting for you in Mombasa Airport arrival hall and will take you straight to your centrally located hotel in Mombasa.

We will pick you up at your hotel and take you to Haller Park. You will have the opportunity to feed the giraffes and observe the feeding of hippopotamus and crocodiles. Our knowledge of The feeding schedules of the respective animals will be put to use. The various animals, including monkeys, cape buffalo, waterbuck, elands and birds will be seen in the open, not in cages.

The tour entail visit a marine rich in corals and marine life. You will emerse yourself in Dolphine Watching and if you are lucky you can spot a whale.

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.

Sail the Kenya coat in a traditional dhow on a relaxing excursion from Mombasa, and spend the day watching for dolphins, swimming, and snorkeling. You can slip into the water to explore coral reefs and marine wildlife, then come to shore on Wasini Island for a fresh-cooked lunch followed by coffee, fruit, and sweets. With an afternoon on the island, you'll have time to explore mangroves, learn about a community project, or just soak up the sun at the edge of a natural lagoon before returning to Mombasa.

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.

Explore Tsavo East National Park and Amboseli National Park. Discover the clear contrast of these famous game parks. Tsavo East is plain land or Savannah and has fascinating panorama, while Amboseli boasts of Mount Kilimanjaro, the highest mountain in Africa. Experience the rich culture of the Maasai people by visiting one of their Villages (Manyatta).

Get up close with Kenya’s coastal wildlife on this full-day tour to Wasini Island and Kisite Marine Park. Set sail in search of dolphins, benefiting from your private guide’s insights to optimize your chances of swimming alongside wild pods. Afterwards, head to one of the marine park’s secluded beaches for lunch, plus snorkeling to see the coral, tropical fish, and turtles native to the region.

The tour combines three national parks in Amboseli national park , Tsavo west and Tsavo east national park . Going and return from this safari is with the train . All game drives are in safari van with pop up roof for game viewing .  Amboseli National park is hpme to the highest mountain in Africa and hosts large herds of larger mammals like elephants , buffalo , lions among giraffe , zebras with other small wildlife species . Over 400 bird species are recorded to have been seen in this park . Tsavo east and west are renowned for dust-red elephants and man eater lions . Tsavo is one of the largest wildlife conservancy in kenya and its divided into tsavo east and west . Tsavo west has features like mzima springs , rhino sanctuary , shetani lava , while Tsavo east has galana river , mudanda rocks , the yatta pleateau and lugard falls . During game drives you will experience alot of wildlife , landscape , nature and diversity of culture .

it is for travelers who do not have the luxury of time , but at the same time wants to see as many animals as possible.

Visit the tropical rainforest of Shimba national reserve. Enjoy a morning game drive through the reserve and take an optional walk in the wild down to Sheldricks falls. After lunch, at the Shimba Hills Lodge, have a game drive enroute home!

Wasini Island is known for its great potential to be a one of a kind beach holiday spot. Take a dhow tour or a trip in Wasini today and discover the friendly dolphins and engage in the various activities. Wasini Island is located in southeast Kenya 3 kilometres off the coast of the Indian Ocean.

Green turtles, unique coral gardens, the Gede Ruins – the Watamu Marine National Park & Reserve has it all. The park is part of a complex of marine and tidal habitats along the Kenya’s north coast with rich and diverse bird life, fish, turtles and dugongs. Visitors can enjoy the white sandy beaches, snorkeling, water skiing, windsurfing and glass bottomed boat tours. Gede ruins are the remains of a Swahili town, typical of most towns along the East African Coast. It traces its origin in the twelfth century but was rebuilt with new town walls in the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries. This rebuilding is connected with the emigration of many citizens of Kilwa to Mombasa, Malindi and other places along the coast.

The day begins with a trip up the Ramisi River which abounds with exceptional birdlife and, who knows, even the occasional crocodile. The Funzi archipelago, located 35 km south of Diani Beach, is an invitation to discover Kenya’s south coast. Immerse yourself in wonderful scenery at the heart of a bay full of islands protected by a coral reef. A stop on the sandbank ensures that you’re at the most beautiful spot on the coast for swimming and making the most of this little piece of paradise (don’t forget your sunscreen, towel and beach sandals). After a visit to the village on Funzi island for those who so desire, we head for the Funzi Mangrove Resort. In a genuine Swahili house, you can sample our seafood specialties’: crab, grilled rock lobster and catch of the day.* after a relaxing break, for as long as you choose, return to the mainland by boat.

Depart in a small group for a full-day Safari Adventure in Tsavo East National Park, this Excursion takes you to one of the Kenya's most beautiful nature parks christened ''theatre of wilderness'' for it's abundance of flora and fauna. A professional driver/guide will be at your disposal to take you to the most interesting attractions within this immense ecosystem. Animals expected to be spotted include herds of Elephants, Buffalos, Giraffes, various Antelope species, as well as predators like Lions, Cheetahs and Leopards, though specific animal sightings in nature cannot be guaranteed. Additional Info: Visitors picked from Nairobi will spend one Night in Tsavo and drive back the following morning, an addition of $120 will be charged to cater for accommodation Children under 5 years free Minimum 6 Persons

Tsavo East and Amboseli offer a unique combination of wildlife, scenery and cultural experiences. We take you on an unforgettable safari with a carefully thought out itinerary to maximise your enjoyment. Expect to see large herds of elephants, buffallo, prides of lions and a host of other mammals and birds. Our professional and knowledgeable guides ensure you are aware of what to expect always. Our safari vehicles are designed with your safety and comfort in mind and all offer a large pop-up roof for great photography and wildlife viewing.

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.

Explore the famous Tsavo East National Park; Spot herds of Red Elephants, Lions, Giraffes, Zebras, Hippos and different bird species and then Proceed to Taita Hills Wildlife Sanctuary (Salt Lick) with chance to spot; Elephant, Buffalo, Lions, Cheaters, Zebras, Gazelles and other kinds of Wildlife.

This is a private day tour to Tsavo East National park. Tsavo East National park is home to many large herds of elephants, lions, cheetahs, zebras, giraffes and many more. It's considered as the largest park in Kenya and it has four gates. You will visit the Aruba dam and see many animals drinking water. It's a park not to miss when in Kenya.