It is just a long the Mombasa- Nairobi highway.Thus, really accessible with ample parking and taxi hailing services available. It is a one stop shop. Loved the Naivas place and it's attendance

Went on a Sunday afternoon. Arrived at around 3.30pm. WHAT I LOVED: *Plenty of parking space. *Entrance is free (otherwise, entrance fee is only applicable for 10 & above groups of people). *Very green, beautiful and serene. Cool place to relax and unwind. *Love the water fountain, huge peacock structures and giant tires. *Love corner swings are super cute and comfortable. *Walkways are paved so walking and riding bikes around the park is easy. WHAT I HATED *The parking lot outside the park is very poorly maintained. It doesn't look swept, neat or inviting. There's even grass growing over the cabro stones which makes it look very dirty and untidy. (I mean, this is the first thing a visitor sees so first impressions should matter. Clean it up and maintain it properly) WHAT YOU WILL FIND: *Zip Lining *Skating *Bouncing Castles *Target Shooting *Restaurant *Snack Vendor (sweets/soda/biscuits)

One of the perfect Divine place to get attached to Gurus. Provide best service to the community. A place you will be attached to mother earth. Do not forget to go to Goshala… and feed cows

Jus a cool place

An amazing stay!! Timely communication even before arrival, the reception was great with incredibly friendly and attentive staff. The property is sparkling clean. The location is breathtaking with stunning views we got to see animals especially elephants right from the lodge😃, in addition we had 2 amazing game drives. The pool is also strategically placed overlooking the game reserve. There was also a wide variety of food and I loved the pasta most. I would highly recommend this hotel to anyone looking for luxury, peaceful getaway with a touch of adventure😊

Now,I visited this place and to my surprise the museum is very very very small despite the rich history behind Rabai, ranging from the home of first missionary school and church. The road off Kaloleni Mazeras towards the place is in good condition however,more needs to be done as far as infrastructure of this historical rich place is concerned. A proper fencing should be done to this place, buildings and the cemetery should be renovated as well otherwise they will be consumed by nature with time. Otherwise staffs are very friendly and welcoming. Locals are well-behaved.

Kuruwitu beach front is a must visit, clean and private

What an experience to walk among giraffes and see how tall they actually are, to pick up tortoises who are too slow to run away from you and have no choice, and to get bitten by an ostrich. It is a way to spend the weekend, bring your picnic basket and favourite Afrobeats tunes. It's like a party in there. The staff was super nice and knowledgable about the animals. Just take in mind that it's not a zoo, the animals will roam right next to you, but that doesn't mean you should be chasing them around. That's not going to end well, obviously. Just a heads up if you're getting dropped off in the entrance, you still need to walk about 1km in. But it is a nice scenic walk to get to the animals.

The Shri Cutch Satsang Swaminarayan Temple in Mombasa is a captivating blend of spiritual grandeur and artistic brilliance. Its exquisite architecture, with graceful arches and intricate stone carvings, draws visitors into a world of beauty and devotion. The colorful carvings and serene sculptures, depicting stories from Hindu tradition, create a vibrant yet tranquil atmosphere. Every detail reflects meticulous craftsmanship, making the temple a visual and spiritual marvel. This sacred space offers more than just a place of worship—it’s an awe-inspiring experience that immerses visitors in divine tranquillity and cultural richness.

Pembe Za Ndovu is an iconic landmark that truly represents the vibrant culture and history of Mombasa. I visited over the weekend, and I didn't have to wait to access the area, which was a great start! The atmosphere is lively, and the site offers incredible photo opportunities. The towering tusks are not just a visual marvel but also a reminder of Mombasa's deep ties to trade and tourism. What stood out to me was how clean and well-maintained the area is despite the heavy foot traffic. However, parking nearby can be a bit tricky during busy hours, so plan accordingly. Overall, this is a must-visit spot if you're in Mombasa. Whether you're a tourist or a local, Pembe Za Ndovu is worth your time for its cultural significance and stunning presence.

I came to Mombasa for a holiday and did not even know there was a jain temple here. So amazing and feel blessed. :)

Many years you have entertained us. May God lead you more on the same style.

A must-visit gem in Mombasa—stunning architecture, engaging exhibits, and captivating storytelling across centuries. Ideal for history buffs, culture seekers, families, or anyone looking to dive deep into coastal Kenya’s heritage. Just plan ahead, pace your visit, and enjoy a stroll through living history.

Had an amazing experience here. My guide Susan did a good job explaining how butterflies have a span of 4 weeks and their life stages from egg,larva,pupa then adult. The butterflies there, are not so many,about 10 of them and they ensure their environment is clean and that they cannot fly outside, hence the heavy net. They feed on nectar mostly from plants and flowers and there is one type of butterfly that cannot feed on those plants so they feed on rotten juice e.g orange juice. Entrance fees in the photos.

Great park. You can feed the giraffe, the monkeys, watch the Hippo and alligator feeding and let a 100 year old tortoise. Go at 2-3 pm so you can feed the giraffe and watch the other feeding.

I recently dove with them and had an amazing experience! , I was impressed by the professionalism and friendliness of the instructors, who made me feel comfortable and safe. The equipment was top-notch and well-maintained, ensuring a smooth dive. The dive sites were breathtaking, filled with vibrant marine life and stunning underwater landscapes. The overall atmosphere of the center was welcoming and organized, making the entire experience enjoyable. I highly recommend Tropical Diving Kenya to anyone looking to dive—I'll definitely be back for more adventures!

Such a Unique Experience 🤍🤍 Visiting Mamba Village was a very nice and memorable experience. The crocodile area felt like stepping into a completely different and beautiful world. It was both exciting and peaceful at the same time. The staff were incredibly friendly and kind, which made the visit even more enjoyable. I truly enjoyed it and would definitely recommend it to anyone looking for something unique to do

One week Holiday at the Bamburi beach hotel was amazing. I enjoyed every single moment and had so much fun. The Rooms are big. enough. You have everything you need water, sugar, tea and coffee. Everyday the rooms are being cleaned and the sheets are changed. The service is very friendly and nice. The Staff ask you if you're okay or need anything. I made a lot of friends there with the Staff. Food is fresh and delicious. The Location was so beautiful. A big pool and a small pool where your can enjoy yourself and do activities with the staff like exercises or playing water ball. In the evening there are performance of traditional dances. I highly recommend everyone to go on holiday there.

Saw several Nile crocodiles, both young and mature, chameleon, several snake species and an owl as well

James and his staff always take great care of us while in Kenya. We have worked with them since 2010. You can't go wrong with Eastern Vacations

Nice, big and clean place. Offers many kind of products. Easy to find. Has a good access and good service.

Nyali Center is without question the largest mall in Mombasa, and it is an absolute gem for both locals and visitors. The mall is massive—very huge—and offers an endless variety of stores, from fashion boutiques, electronics shops, and beauty outlets to home décor and lifestyle stores. The Naivas Foodmarket inside is incredibly spacious, well-stocked, and perfect for grocery shopping, while Java House provides the ideal spot to relax over coffee or a meal after a day of shopping. Add to that countless restaurants, cafes, and specialty shops, and you truly get a one-stop destination for everything you need. The design and atmosphere of Nyali Center make it stand out even more. The parking area alone feels like a well-planned park—it almost resembles a forest, with trees and greenery beautifully incorporated into the layout. It gives a sense of serenity and calm the moment you arrive. The place is spotless, well-maintained, and highly organized, ensuring a pleasant shopping experience every time. Plus, the parking space is enormous; no matter how busy it gets, you will never struggle to find a spot. Inside, the mall is bright, airy, and very well laid out. Wide corridors make it easy to move around, even during peak hours. The mall is also home to banks, pharmacies, salons, fitness centers, and entertainment spots, making it not just a shopping hub but also a lifestyle center where you can run errands, pamper yourself, and even unwind with friends or family. Security is top-notch, and the environment feels safe and family-friendly. There are also plenty of options for kids, making it a great weekend outing spot. Overall, Nyali Center is the pride of Mombasa—a mall that perfectly combines modern shopping convenience with a touch of natural beauty. Whether you’re shopping for essentials, hanging out with friends, dining with family, or simply looking to enjoy a serene and clean environment, Nyali Center has it all.

Great and thrilling place, but in the afternoons the tides rise too high, and the beach shores are covered by water, I recommend visiting in morning hours. Also the water is salty, avoid metallic wearables to prevent theme from coroding.

Awesome saw, beautiful fishes like the zebra fish etc. these you see while snorkeling or from the glass bottom on the boat. At the reef you see as you walk towards the open sea live clumps, star fishes, sea urchins , sea cucumbers, spider fish, baby corals, brain corals. Pics below for brain coral and live clump.

Worth spending some time to learn about the great artists exhibiting in the gallery. The attendant Reuben is really knowledgeable about all the artists and their styles. Lots of the work really are masterpieces.

White sand. Blue colors. Beautiful But: expect people trying to sell you things. And: it’s not the Mediterranean Sea. Swimming depends on tides, the wind and your confidence. But I love walking in the early morning. The shells are beautiful. It’s worth to spent some days here

I was pleasantly surprised how nice this experience was based on other reviews. The tour guide was great, informative, and had a good humour. There were lots of monkeys to see but even if there weren't, it's still a really good price for the tour and goes towards a good place.

'Nature heals.' My visit to Kaya Kinondo gave me an opportunity to reconnect with nature in this case the forest. The nature trail offered an opportunity to learn and unwind (me hugging the tree). The traditional food was tasty and easily among the tastiest foods I've eaten and the people are friendly, you feel right at home. Let me not forget the traditional dance. So next time you are in Diani, drive down to Kaya Kinondo and have an experience in nature.