Fun things to do in Mombasa: 25 fun attractions and activities

It's really an insightful visit. Especially with the guides who take the tour groups and give detailed narration about the facility and how the animals got placed there. Fun fact I didn't know crocodiles can stay without eating for 3 months. Best part of the tour is the viewing the feeding of the crocodile, hippos and giraffes. This usually takes place from 3pm-4.30pm.

Great place to experience the wild in a protected spaces, reptiles, Giraffes, Hippos, Fish, butterfly, snakes . The eco system is so natural, yet well protected. It's great for all age groups. I recommend it as a must visit place for those visiting Mombasa. It's worth it

Mid Aug 25. 2200 ksh and passed by only kid ticket? Entrance was being torn down and ticketing was by guy under the tree with table. No map or brochure about it at all. Expecting better for the price, as it was almost 10 times what locals pays. And the most interesting was the blueballs monkeys and not even the animals were supposed to be.

Its a nature walk experience. Kinda like a zoo but the some animals are free to move around. It has a strict schedule if you want to enjoy the whole experience. Thats following the feeding times. You feed the giraffes. But the hippos and crocodiles are fed so you get to see them out of the water. The park also closses early so you need to plan your time well.

Home of nature. Get there At 11AM for giraffe feeding and also at 4PM for Crocodile, Snakes and Hippos feeding. You will be awed by the beauty.

Nice place to see giraffe and feed the. Also good to see deer , giant tortoise, crocodiles, reptiles, butterfly park etc

It is an interesting place to visit. I enjoyed watching the giraffe feed, tortoise walking on the grass and the huge crocodiles skimming on their cages pools. However, I did not get to see the hippos and the buffalos. I am happy about the rehabilitation of Bamburi quarries into a tourist attraction center. Haller park made my Mombasa worth every coin.

It's such a nice place to visit in Mombasa. You'll learn a lot of historical facts especially about Oman and Arabs in general. It also has a spectacular view of the Indian Ocean.

Some vivid history lessons on kenya's coast & how it's influenced us as a society. Be sure to get a guide from the museum, they quite informative.

A must-visit historical landmark in Mombasa! Fort Jesus is one of those places that truly makes history come alive. Walking through its ancient corridors, stone walls, and passages gives you a real sense of what coastal life and trade looked like centuries ago. The cannons, architecture, and carvings have been remarkably preserved, and the ocean views from the upper sections are simply stunning — especially at sunset. I highly recommend taking a guided tour; the guides are very knowledgeable and share detailed stories about the Portuguese, Omani, and British periods, as well as the role Fort Jesus played in protecting Mombasa’s harbor. The Passage of the Arches and the wall engravings were among my favorite spots. It’s a UNESCO World Heritage Site for a reason — full of culture, heritage, and insight into Kenya’s coastal history. Definitely worth a visit for both locals and tourists.

The expérience at Fort Jesus Museum is worth witnessing.... I'm going share a summary of what it is about Fort jesus is a Portuguese fort in Mombasa, Kenya, Built between 1593-1596, UNESCO World Heritage site since 2011. It Showcases Kenyan coastal history, culture, and Portuguese influence.Features exhibits on Swahili culture, maritime trade, and the fort's history. This is a must visit for history buffs and those interested in East African heritage! A lover of history, you would love it

This place has so much of our history. It's a good activity to do while in Mombasa. But from the vendors and enjoy yourself if you live history

Its not such a big thing everybody makes it out to be...the old way of agriculture and history were interesting. If you go, let a tour guide take you but just keep in mind that he needs to get paid afterwards...set payment rate before he takes you. He arranges Entrance fee and also takes you to elephant tusks and old town.(reason I add those photos as well)

Your experience will depend on your guide. You’ll have a West African vibe, but a different story. The fight that went on here with Oman, British and Portuguese is just thrilling. Try to read a bit about the history before you come.

The experience was good. It is a one time experience kind of thing. You wouldn't want to visit again. Most of the crocodiles are in hibernation mode so they barely move. I would recommend you to ask ahead of time and visit during feeding time. They do have snakes too and you do get to hold a 2yr old small crocodile. The pathway is accessible to elder people too and there is a seating space once you reach the enclosure compound.

Great rides for the kids, decent prices and duration of the rides were amazing. Sarah kitheka is a great host

Loved. Loved. Totally loved this experience! Our guide was not only very friendly, but she also discussed so many facts and interesting new learnings about crocodiles and the other repriles they had, with me and my kids as well. It was lovely to watch my children's interest grow, and even after 1.5 hours, they still wanted to learn. I totally recommend Mamba Village. Only caveat is that the structures are old and not so well maintained but this does not take away from the learning experience.

Adventure. The crocodiles (mamba) will definitely catch your eyes and they're beautiful ❤️👌

We were lucky with the very friendly and informative guide Cynthia. Nevertheless, the parc is old and Big Daddy was not there. Wonder if he even still lives. Still saw a lot of crocs and some snake. Ok go there if you have some spare hours, certainly not a ‘have to see’

Plenty of crocodiles to see and a few snakes. Would recommend a visit if you have kids. 350 ksh per adult resident rate. Payment by card or M pesaro only - no option to pay by cash. Child buggy cannot be taken on trail as it is uneven and bumpy. Cafe available on site for hard and soft drinks. Staff and guide were friendly and helpful Takes about 30-40 minutes to do a round visit. Good experience overall. There is Opportunity to touch or carry a baby Croc and the snakes if you like. In terms of feedback- the snake area needs to be updated and better maintained Containers were dirty. Phone Numbers on Google were not working suggest an update be made.

It was a great experience to see 300+ crocodiles together. The lady guide named synthiya was amazing 🙏🙏 . Once you are in Mombasa you must visit mamba village. The suggestion to mamba village is to improve cleanliness.rates are 350 for residents & 800 for non resident 👍

My expectations let me done You'll feed fish and swim in the ocean. In the park you'll also see a variety of sea creatures. The best time to travel is 10 AM to 1 PM with low tides.

very convenient place for family members in Mombasa. it was crowded when I passed it by. intimate and peaceful atmosphere.

Beautiful ocean with so much fish. My kids swam and the divers helped them manoeuvre. Pros, the divers were polite and have all life jackets sizes, cons, the boat looked a little bit dilapidated. I'd have preferred a newer looking boat, but apparently there's a lineup to be followed. Regardess it was a lovely experience.

Activities offered snorkeling, swimming in the ocean and seeing fish under the glassboat. Good experience for both adults and kids

This is an experience one needs to try out when they visit Mombasa. You pay for the permit which is really affordable and then pay for the boat ride which is about 1000 kshs per person (after negotiating). The gents in charge are so kind and I suggest you carry some kshs for a tip. It's really safe and you are given a life jacket. You can even swim if you would like to.

Beautiful breach which is less crowded unlike pirates, unfortunately there are no food vendors but you will find camel rides, boat rides to the coral reef, see star fish and get a chance to swim and feed the fish along the coral reef. Safety is guaranteed. The only setback is there is vehicle accessible entrance to the beach. You have to leave your car on the road about 1Km away. I got lucky and used the Serena gate and the staff were generous enough to permit me to use their parking and access the marine park from their hotel. I bought drinks from their hotel as a way of saying thank you.

I definitely enjoy my visits here,the coral is beautiful and the 🐟 🐠 amazing. Feeding them is the best part. You should definitely make a visit and ask for Captain Mohammed or Captain Yahya very professional. Also you can hire a huba cat with Captain Shawn 👌 and experience the best ride. Marine Park services are very professional and accommodative

Must visit for every tourist in my opinion. Don’t miss out to buy something at the souvenir store to support their work.

Received a 5 star service. From the introduction to the explanation on various cultures of the Kenyan population. Re-learning your culture and your neighbour's, epic!

The facility is indeed a fascinating initiative. It's a workshop and cultural center where all the workers have disabilities, engaging in a variety of enterprises such as crafting traditional handicrafts, manufacturing hand-pedaled wheelchairs, and dyeing fabrics. The guide who showed you around has been working there for over 40 years, which speaks volumes about the dedication and passion behind this project. The entry fee and guiding is 750 Ksh. Once you arrive, you should first look for the souvenir shop, which also serves as the reception. There, you'll be assigned a guide. Beyond just being a place only for manufacturing crafts, the facility functions like a small town, complete with residential areas and a school. This holistic approach not only provides employment but also builds a supportive community for people with disabilities, making it a unique and impactful model worth supporting and exploring.

Paid for a bracelet to be made, however, they decided to make it as they want, not as we agreed! Then, upon asking, I'm told, they can refund. It's not about the refund but wasting my time. All this after visiting for the first time and buying 3 items. Greatly disappointed.

The best place for unique handicrafts made by persons with disability. You will find the cultural center a unique preservation of cultural heritage of various communities in Kenya and the way they lived before modern civilization

The name Bombolulu actually comes from two names joined together; bombo and Lulu, local names for two different birds. The centre covers a large area with plenty of open spaces. It embodies what empowerment of people living with disabilities is all about. Other than giving them tricycle wheelchairs (either directly or through sponsorship), it accords them to exercise their craft and earn from it. As expected, all entrances are wheelchair accessible. The cultural dancers entertain you at the end of the facility tour.

Lots to see tour guide was great . 750ksh for a tour you can just turn up and you can pay cash or card . He was very informative about the culture centre and the work they do although was a shame most of the workshops were shut because it was a weekend

If I could give zero stars to this place! I would! I have never been treated with such disrespect. We ordered food that we DID NOT get and then they forced us to pay or they called the police. The owner was an absolute disgrace. Tourists PLEASE BE WARNED! This place is horrible the food is bad and overcooked, the prices for rides are extremely overpriced. I really hope this business ceases to operate here, because from the terrible food and customer service they do not deserve to be operational. Many of the rides are broken and the wait for everything is extremely long in the heat. I hope another place opens and this one closes. They have a terrible system with the GoKarts and are simply trying to steal from their customers. I will be making more reviews of this place. UPDATE: since the “owner” has responded in a very immature and inappropriate fashion. I will continue to admonish people to stay away. The owners response to my initial review clearly demonstrates how disgraceful this place is and they absolutely have no consideration for the quality of their place and customer satisfaction. Please proceed with caution and use this discourse as more reason not to attend. I will work tirelessly to ensure people are not treated this way. Absolutely reprehensible behavior

We often come here with our staff and also with our drivers who received their German work permits. I have been visiting since 2005, and every single time the experience has been excellent. Never once have I had a reason to complain. It’s truly unbelievable how Go Kart Shanzu has managed to maintain such a high standard for so many years.

Affordable and good fun. They allow kids as young as 3 year to drive with assistance. 10mins ride costs 900/- per child. Safety gear was provided and pre driving instructions were clear. A footwear was provided ( make sure you have your own socks!) We went at 7pm, lights were not the best but did the job. Track is around 500M and cars are decent. Adults pay 1800/- for 10mins. Track and lap records are shared at the end. This was one of the more affordable go kart venues I have been to. There is a restaurant and kids play area as well.

The grilled fish was undercooked and probably one of the worst I’ve ever tasted. The salami pizza was also disappointing. I wouldn’t recommend this place for food, but it’s worth visiting for the fun activities. Respond to your comment: Reviews like mine are meant to help improve the experience for everyone, and I believe it’s important to be honest about what stood out and what could be better. The least I expect in return is an acknowledgment of the feedback and a commitment to improving rather than shifting focus elsewhere. I hope my review can contribute to positive changes.

My visit to Mombasa Go-Kart and Adventure Park with my family and friends was an absolute blast from start to finish. From the moment we stepped foot into the park, we were greeted by an atmosphere buzzing with excitement and anticipation. The park's layout is well-designed, with a variety of activities spread out in a spacious and picturesque setting. We started off with the go-kart racing, and let me tell you, it was an adrenaline-fueled thrill ride like no other. Zooming around the track, competing against each other, and feeling the wind rush past us was an exhilarating experience that left us all grinning from ear to ear. What truly sets Mombasa Go-Kart and Adventure Park apart is its diverse range of activities. After our intense go-kart races, we decided to tackle the adventure course. From rope bridges to zip lines, cargo nets to climbing walls, the obstacle course provided a perfect blend of challenge and fun for both kids and adults alike. It was fantastic to see everyone pushing their limits and cheering each other on as we conquered each obstacle. Throughout our visit, the park staff were friendly, attentive, and dedicated to ensuring our safety and enjoyment. They provided clear instructions before each activity and were always on hand to offer assistance or guidance whenever needed. Their professionalism and enthusiasm added to the overall positive experience of our visit. One of the highlights of the day was the picnic area where we took a break to refuel and recharge. The park provides ample seating and shaded areas, making it a perfect spot to relax, enjoy some snacks, and soak in the vibrant atmosphere. We appreciated the cleanliness and upkeep of the facilities, which further enhanced our enjoyment of the day. Overall, our time at Mombasa Go-Kart and Adventure Park was nothing short of fantastic. It's the perfect destination for families and groups of friends looking to spend quality time together in a fun and thrilling environment. Whether you're a daredevil seeking adventure or simply looking to unwind and have a good time, this park has something for everyone. We left with unforgettable memories and a newfound appreciation for the thrill of adventure. We'll definitely be back for more adrenaline-pumping fun in the future!

Good experience with 2 secs off the record, the track is amazing though the karts are rough. Staff helpful. Long wait times upto an hour on the weekend. They provide spare covered shoes if you come in sandals.

Good place, a bit run down but generally good. Well priced compared to similar spots in Kenya.

My partner and I just finished an amazing guided birdwatching tour this morning! We booked it pretty late the day prior, but they were incredibly accommodating. Our guide Omar was so knowledgeable about all the birds in the area, and had eyes like a hawk that spotted even the smallest of birds. He was fantastic, and I wish we had more time in the area to come back again! I didn’t take many photos since I only had my phone camera, but do suggest bringing a set of binoculars!

I had such an amazing experience at this Nguuni late last year. The place provided a serene environment to unwind, picnic and also share an intimate experience with the wild. The place is far from the main gate so i recommend using personal vehicle for easy accessibility or also you can always use local tuktuks.

The sanctuary is a great spot for a picnic, games, or just relaxing. The roads are a bit rough, so it’s best to plan ahead for a car or tuk-tuk. It was amazing to see giraffes and ostriches up close. This is a wonderful place to visit, as long as animal safety measures are properly observed. I hope the sanctuary takes steps to ensure the protection of these animals.

Oh wow. Hidden gem of a place. 1000 shillings for foreigners and 400 for residents. Maybe a 20 minute walk to the picnic/viewing area with shaded huts to sit and watch. At first it was about 5 oryx antelopes that wandered out. Then the two guides got the herd of giraffes to appear. They were all very tame and comfortable eating around the viewing area. So many amazing photos. The giraffes have free range but the park is a few km wide so be patient with the guides as they round up the giraffes. 2 thumbs up!

Amazing hidden gem in Mombasa! Walk with the giraffe and have a picnic with them! Buy your tickets directly from the Sanctuary in advance! Ask your driver to take you onto the Sanctuary to View Point. Arrange for a guide to meet you there. Our guide - Omar was amazing. So patient, friendly, knowledgeable and very considerate and caring. We had to walk through mud up to the view point and our trainers were ruined but we had much fun on the walk. Slipping and sliding everywhere! It was worth every moment - once you see the tortoise and giraffes. This was truly a perfect ending to our time in Kenya and after seeing giraffes around Kenya, feeding giraffes at Nairobi National Park - this was the ultimate - up close and personal.

If you fancy being in close proximity to giraffes, ostriches and gemsboks without the presence of a barricade, then this is the place for you. Carry your own meals and have a picnic by the giraffes or at the sundowner site. Having a personal vehicle for commute through the sanctuary is advised due to the distance from the entrance to where the animals are. Outstanding views are nonetheless promised as you take that drive to the animals and rid yourself of the fear of these beautiful creatures; only then will you truly enjoy your experience. In summary, a beautiful picnic spot that is lacking in your bucket list🫵🏾 ~22 Aug 2023~

This not so small sanctuary is absolutely beautiful and amazing . The environment is quite blissful and tranquil...perfect for picnics, birthdays and outdoor events . The staff and tour guide were so professional and helpful. It's a must visit . I loved the giraffes and antelopes too.

Good family attraction. The site is a former quarry revitalised in a project inspired by Haller Park. There’s a small open-air museum presenting the main Kenyan tribes, with hands-on activities and a dance performance.

Visited in 2004 and loved being able to visit and learn about the many different villages of Kenya.

Shanzu girl guides is a must visit. They work hard and are very kind. They do special orders and have great gifts for friends or items for yourself. I have to get something everytime I come.

This place is closed down and no longer excits.We traveled there today and it's such a disappointment.Its a construction site now

It's quite a good place to visit on weekends.

great staff a place to learn about Kenya culture and enjoy nature

This place has closed down. We travelled from far to go there and it was closed.

Quiet, clean, warm, beautiful. Local beach with few tourists. The sand is magnificent, brilliant white that doesn't get hot. The water was warm and the waves were perfect for all ages. Yeah there is a few sellers and camel owners at the beach, but they are not overly exhausting or unfriendly. Just be polite, say no and enjoy the Indian ocean by sunset. Magical.

It's a good chill out space if you want to experience the sea breeze, the ocean view, see the speed boat riding and for swimming. However, it's overcrowded in holidays

A great beach, plenty of things to do..nice bars to sit, relax and watch the world go by.

The beach is just fine with coast guards and security personnel around so enjoying swimming and sports activities at the beach is safe. Restaurants at the place to are great offering the best seafoods sports equipment such as the speed boats and other stuffs. I recommend it.

Safe beach to relax, lifeguards are observant and local snacks available, camel or boat rides at fair prices. The beach needs a little clean up of washed up water plants

It's very clean and less congested. One can enjoy themselves in the ocean. Walking around before the water begins to return back This is jetskis, dhow riding for deep sea fish expeditions at a cost.

Great experience, public beach with nice coconut trees. No need to go to hotel, it is accessible to everyone. Nest time is from 3 to 8, it is nice during the night. (Our experience was safe)

It's a really nice beach to picnic because it's not busy at all. It can also be a good place yo swim when the tide is high. The museum, or site, is a lovely place to have a brief walk before heading to the beach. If you walk far enough down the beach, you could also find a few nice restaurants.

Located in Shanzu Mtwapa,this historical site is one to behold, the ruins and extensive learning you get to learn about different trees and how they are used by the community just explains why we are told that learning never stops. The entrance fee is 100 kshs per adult and 50 kshs per child for Kenyan citizens which is paid via ecitizen. After walking around the ruins you can walk to the beach and enjoy the views. They also have a restaurant,Moonsoon restaurant that you can drink or eat something during your visit here.

Nice to visit if you're around and want some history and a nice beach view!

Our guides was impressivly knowledgeable. The place is very well maintained. It was extremely interesting to hear about the history.

I had never heard of this place before 😆😆😆 so, after it was mentioned to me, I decided to visit so that I could stop being the only one in Mombasa who had never been there ....lol 😂 The reception was lovely though the payment process was long. You have to pay for you to enter the place, it's affordable 😉. There is a guide person who will be taking you round the place and giving you more information about things at the place. It's a good place to have a picnic because there is also a beach which you can access once you've paid the entrance fee. Good and amazing place to take pictures if you have a camera or a good phone 🤣🤣. The place is big with just remains of houses where others are labelled while others aren't. The place is historical because even the trees at that place look way older than I am or will be in the next 20 years 😁. There are dustbins around places so that the place can always be clean at all times, like no disposing of dirt around. Next time I'll be visiting the place with a lot of my friends and show them around and take cool pictures . N/B - The beach should be cleaned though, it was very dirty when I was there.

If you are not a history buff, chances are that you may not enjoy the historical undertones of the ruins here. Other than its historical significance, it offers a quiet and serene place awash with the peace of an untamed forest. There is a certain sense of closeness to nature that grips you, with plenty of centuries old trees dotting the landscape. An ideal place for a picnic by the beach front. There's proper waste management, making the place clean. Customer service is excellent.

Third time here. I love the serenity of the place especially on the weekdays. I tour the Ruins, then settle on one of the benches and read or just write. You can also stroll the shore while you listen to a podcast or just silently lost in your own thoughts. They also sell some snacks like peanuts albeit expensively. The tickets are very affordable. You can also ask for a guide to take you through the Ruins and give you the history of each excavation. They have a small museum as well. The only downside is you cannot go farther down the beach because it is not safe. People have been mugged and harassed so be careful. The museum is also not well maintained.

Loved everything about the place. Shout out to Shariff, he really helped us with our luggage. Generally, it's a good place for both adults and kids. You gotta try it. Get there early to have more fun The yellow dark slide, crazy slide that one😅 Be ready to scream the first time Their staff are amazing too. Great place all in all

The place is good though not as my expectations. It looked great on video. Less activities, hiegen issue around the washrooms. Customers should be prompted to take shower before the use the activities.

Amazing place to spend time with family. The slides will get you a good adrenaline kick.

It was an holiday despites the fact I arrived late I really enjoyed the place kindly try to be there one day I recommend the wild waters catch you covered for enjoyment

Totally wort a visit. Especially on a rainy day in October. We had the whole place almost for our self. No queuing.

My experience was good. The last time I was at Wild Waters was in 2012, and the place brought back old memories. Although the slides can get a bit dry and cause the floaters to move, I had an incident. Luckily, the lifeguard, Eric Kioko, reacted quickly—shoutout to him!

One of the attractions of the North Coast Mombasa. Tucked away within Nyali is the wild waters water park. This is a must do if you are taking kids to Mombasa. A whole day's activity for the kids and adults as well. School holidays can have huge numbers however it's worth the wait. The steps to get to the slides will provide you with a good work out.

I'd an honor of attending Jumaa Prayer in this 16th century old Mosque. Alhamdulillah for this opportunity l...

This part of the old town is quiet, local, no tourists and ideal for a stroll

Loved this mosque. Small but a true jewel in the heart of old town Mombasa.

Nice masjid convenient location. Feels amazing to pray at a masjid with great history. Another factor the requlars are very friendly and welcoming

Great and friendly people. Loved to meet them and pray with them. Maasallah.

One of the oldest mosques on earth. The mosque has not been renovated since 1570 and is used as a place of worship. Unfortunately not permitted for tourists. Beoutifull to see such an old building.

Oldest mosque in Mombasa... built the same way the prophet's mosque was in medina.... still in use Beautiful place❤

Free entrance. Welcoming security guard and social AF . The place is worth paying a visit . The best days to visit are weekdays . On Weekends there are not so many movements and activities especially if you want to witness their ways of worship

This temple was included in our tour and we were warmly welcomed and were able to enjoy the beautiful pictures and colorful colors.

it's pretty from the outside but since we were not Indian we were not allowed past the gate. just be aware if you're planning a visit.

Great landmark in Mombasa, rich in history, beautiful architectural heritage and informed site guides to take you through. A great place to explore on city tour in Mombasa

We also have a door exact same

Another iconic building in Mombasa only a few hundred yards from my childhood days. Remember performing aarti almost every day. A beautiful wood carved door donated bt Shree Shamji Lalji Patel, my classmate Khimji's father. Brought back memories. My uncle had a tailoring shop in one of the shops here.

Very interesting place. Free entrance

I'm sure the place is lovely but they unfortunately no longer allow visitors. Best not visit

Jain temple in Mombasa Old Town. Only those who practice Jainism allowed into the temple

I liked it because you get to see the culture of Indians in Mombasa...get a chance to see how they worship

It is simply superb, excellent & spiritual place that shapes your life to perfect level.

the place is really good and has a very good vibe... it is the 1st derasar out of india... really beautiful

Jain Budhia temple is place for Hindu"s to worship. nice quiet place in town.

Peace of mind.

True to its name, the beach is scattered with beautiful seashells and I picked quite a few during an evening stroll. There’s public access, which makes it easy to visit, but note that they restrict entry into the water after 6 PM. I went back the next morning and caught a beautiful sunrise. Mornings are definitely the best time - it’s quieter, perfect for a peaceful swim or just private chilling.

Clean. One can hire seats for relaxing and enjoying the view.

Is a very nice beach. It is more local and you can just chill and stroll. Very chill vibe, if you want to take a walk on the beach. Lots of sea urchins though if ypu ho further towards the sea.

Very cool place for introverts😊

Nice public beach. Nice place to sunbathe, and swim at no fee.

Nice beach wonderful sites to relax

Cool to go there in the morning... not crowded, clean water and so cooooollll

Coldest cinema in history , whoever is controlling the AC needs to do a better job. We were practically shivering the entire movie in Nyali for chrissake! But generally comfy seats , nice staff. Please fix the AC for hall 4

It is quite beautiful and cool. Make sure you carry a warm clothe if you are going at night coz the A.C is very cold but generally it's a beautiful place to visit.

Great Movies Space….Best sound in Screen One, the rest are fairly good. Good snack options as well, adequate parking and secure area. Highly recommend while in Mombasa🎬📽️

I really had a great time, can't wait for my next movie night.

Vibes on point at Cinemax! ✨ Super clean, awesome customer service and the place is just beautiful 😍🎬🍿 Definitely going back!

Awesome experience! The sound is really, really good. Seats are really comfortable. The theater is super clean and so are the bathrooms. Definitely coming back soon for Dune Pt 2!

Mombasa’s only cinema :( The service, I must say, left something to be desired. However, the addition of new screens on the upper floor is a commendable improvement. Previously, the cinema was equipped with only two screens. These new screens undeniably offer a superior viewing experience compared to the old ones on the ground floor. Should you decide to visit, I would strongly suggest selecting a film showing on the new screens upstairs! 🎬🍿👌

Great place to spend your vacation so many activities and people but don't leave your wife to the beach boys to teach her how to swim shit happens

I was surprised to see how well n organised all those stalls n construction. It has definitely changed a lot from my childhood pirates I used to know. The local boys were helpful too with parking n information. Kudos !

Ole wako wajue wewe sio mkaaje, they sold me the coconut nini(madafu) for 5 dollars per😂. Go enjoy the view, feel the wind and smell of the ocean, go see where your girlfriends are being spoiled by wababaz as they boat ride💀

This is a public beach thus entry is free. It is close to Mombasa island and easily accessible by public transport. The beach itself is sandy and quite beautiful. However, it gets very crowded especially during festive periods and weekends. If you are looking for a peaceful beach to relax and unwind, this is not the place to go to. There are many vendors selling all kinds of street food and other items. You can also have a camel or horse ride on the beach (for a fee).

As a local tourist, it was a wholesome experience being the first time to touch the salty waters of the famous Indian Ocean. It was also great to learn that the moon's gravitational force shifts the waters just as Madam Lucy, my High school geography teacher, had taught me. Sand bathing, swimming, interacting, and madafu were a very awesome experience. Ni God manzee😅

A very accessible public beach, just off malindi road. At the entrance are people selling African ornaments and swimming costumes. You will be approached by very friendly guides incase you want to participate in water activities or you would like to hire floaters from them. They also take you to a place you can change into your costume. There are photographers incase you need a professional pictures of you at the beach. At the shores you can hire seats incase you just want to seat and watch the ocean and there are people selling madafu. You can also ride a camel at the beach for a fee. There are several hotels along the beach such as Milele hotel which is a non alcoholic and non smoking hotel. Then there is Pirates hotel and The New Big Tree hotel which allows both drinking and smoking. There are local women who also sell food at shelters famously known as kibanda in Kenya. Pirates beach is one of the free beautiful beach to hang out with family and friends and swim free charge.

Good beach to swim for it's free entry however, it's dirty. Something needs to be done about cleaning it's environment

Whether you’re looking for a romantic escape, a family vacation, or just a tranquil spot to recharge, Maasai Beach Resort & Bar is a perfect choice.

Fantastic experience. Need to be careful of sea urchins while swimming 🏊‍♀️

Too many people trying to sell massages and souvenirs. I understand the need to make money but the beach is for people to enjoy and not be constantly asked to buy stuff.

Pro - most fun I’ve had in Kenya. Great people, beautiful beach, good food. Lots to do. - Jet skiing was awesome. - visit Yul’s restaurant. Ask for Ayoba. - Fort Jesus & Old town Mombasa! Cons - Uber is more expensive here. Driver demands more. Power outages.

Beautiful scenery, white sandy beaches with loads of fresh air. They have different swahili cuisines in the surrounding restaurants and local drinks, eg madafu. Most of the people around the beach are helpful and friendly, but be mindful of where you leave your luggage. I had a wonderful time at the beach and ate at Mombasa Beach Hotel. Their servers were very nice and attentive. Their food was well made and full of flavours.

The beach is beautiful. However you cannot relax on it since there are sellers passing by continuously and molesting. In order to find peace, you need to get to the hotel's area.

Beautiful beach with soft white sand and Crystal blue water. The vendors can be a bit aggressive, but they will usually leave you alone after some time. All in all a wonderful place to come relax and swim!

A church built 200 years ago in Mombasa C.B.D , unique features are its towers shaped like a mosque turrets

This the first Anglican church to be built in Mombasa. It's so outstanding with that white colour all round and the design is amazing. To even think it's still standing 50 plus years it just shows what a magnificent landmark it is as it's so close to Fort Jesus. It's easily accessible and it would be great to combine a visit of the cathedral with Fort Jesus. The best part is one isn't charged to enter the compound and one is free to walk around and if lucky meet a member who shares the history of the church with you. I generally enjoyed my visit here.

While we were visiting Mombasa my friends and I attended 11am service.

Beautiful and very welcoming. The congregation here is quite lovely and they do offer tea. It's a cool place to go.

Amazing and spiritual congregation and a beautiful church building with an exceptional Arabian architectural design.

Spiritually uplifting church services. Ample, secure parking for congregants, and also for those renting offices at the adjacent multipurpose hall.

Welcome to our church service: main service at 11:00am, Swahili service 9:00am. Come witness powerful sermons, praise and worship.

I really like this beach in shanzu the Serena area. It is not too crowded, the beach stretch is long enough for a good walk. I like that there no people constantly trying to sell you something unlike pirates. I go here to walk, read and just relax. There are also activities such as boat rides and jet ski's. I haven't gone on any so I don't know the cost. There are a few hotel's as well. You can go for a drink or a meal after your walk, swim or run. It is also clean and the sunsets are quite a thing.

The ocean views are breathtaking. Entrance is free. My best place to spend the evening while in Mombasa.

A very clean and beautiful beach, so calm and relaxing especially in the mornings. There are also so many thrilling activities to try out at this beach such as glass boat rides, snorkeling, beach safaris, camel rides, jet ski's, wind surfing, dhow rides, kite surfing and much more.

Paradise!

So quite,clean and alot of space

It's a beautiful place to spend the holiday, not crowded and very clean beaches

I loved the beach since it was never over crowded Also loved the boat rides

Enjoy a night at this casino , it’s in a good location behind City Mall. The cards were a little too much to get of the machines.

Is not allowed to win.. There is a manager lady at the poker tables and after 2 days of a small win she was telling to the dealers to put their hands at front when they mix the cards, probably she thought that i am the Houdini.. She looked so disappointed after a small win of me, food is ok, waiters are very good!

Nice place overall. Friendly staff. Went for a little fun and we had loads. Food was nice as well.

Best gaming experience in Mombasa

This place was very professional and friendly staff. We had a great time and the vibe was super chilled. Comparing to other casinos where they come and stand behind you, here I was left to play my machines and no one bothered me. My drink was brought to me and the waiter was very quick with service. I wish they had bingo but overall I really enjoyed myself. It’s my favourite go to place.

Worst place no service and No Food even for players

Nightmare customer service, Extremely RUDE waitress and bad grooming from head to toe not to a standard that a casino should have. Careless head of staff too i shld say unproffessional. Extreme minimum WIN chance i would Not recommend anyone to go spend money over there.

The best casino in Mombasa, good customer service, delicious food they have and very neat environment

Wow! This is hands down the best gambling place at the coast and possibly among the best in kenya! Congrats to the management team ! The ambience is awesome, very friendly staff, food is amazing, and They have modern machines & tables with a wide variety of games for an amazing experience. The best casino in Mombasa

The most advanced and most welcoming casino in Mombasa and the entire coast. Very friendly staff and professional management making sure you have a good time and perfect gaming experience. Great service, nice food and special cocktails! Definitely my favorite place what I must visit every time I make it to the Kenyan Coast!

It's actually the best place to be in Mombasa Kenya. Excellent and quality customer service, customer relations with everyone starting from the management to the senior staff there is simply amazing I love it. Not forgetting about the food, it's 👌. Yo G good services. #sisthenewlook. Senator international. ❤️❤️❤️

The most amazing Casino.Well managed,cleanliness at the top level,with the best customer service,not forgetting they have a Unique way of satisfying all their customer. EXCELLENT 👌👍☺️

Changed from senator casino now is the new Casino Flamingo

Great service, good ambiance friendly staff, senator casino is the place to go to.

80.000 ksh and even by extra games, as rare as they come , only small wins. It seems they rate all machines down, I didn’t see anyone who won a bigger amount. I’ll never go there again.

Workers act weird towards you and whole place is rundown also no blackjack tables

(Translated by Google) There were few people playing from 12:00 to 17:00. There was no air conditioning, but the good thing was that food and drinks were free. Since there were few people, it wasn't fun to play. (Original) คนเล่นช่วง12:00 ถึง 17:00 น้อย ไม่เปิดแอร์แต่ดีที่ฟรีค่าอาหารและน้ำดื่ม ด้วยคนน้อยเลยเล่นไม่สนุก