Visit Mombasa and stroll along asymmetrical streets
lined with intricately carved mosques and historical buildings. Visit
the Akamba Handicraft Centre, a source of products direct from the craftsmen.
Proceed to the huge and famous Tusks over Moi Avenue erected in 1952
in honour of Queen Elizabeth II first visit to Kenya.
Dominating the entrance of Mombasa Harbour, Fort Jesus offers a panoramic
view of the Old Town. Other places to visit include a drive on Mama
Ngina Drive to see the giant baobab trees that live for about 1000 years,
and a short walk through the Old Town gives you a chance to a maze of
twisting alleyways, ornately carved doors and overhanging balconies.
This ancient and impressive maze of architectural wonder will bring
you to the Old Dhow Harbour, which is still occasionally used by Dhows
from Arabia and India.
Lunch will be prepared by the Tamarind chefs and will be served whilst
the dhow is at anchor in the tranquil waters of Tudor Creek. The Tamarind
is well known for it’s excellent cuisine and particularly it’s seafood
specialities. Vegetarian meals also available.
After lunch at the Tamarind, drive to Haller Park past the Mamba Village
crocodile farm along the way. Enjoy the fascinating and world famous
Haller Park. This is a former quarry that has now been transformed into
a variety of recreational facilities including forests / nature trails
and game sanctuaries, and crocodile and fish farms. See abundant wildlife
including hippo, antelope, birds, reptiles, snakes, giant tortoises,
crocodiles and giraffe.
In the late afternoon, board your transport to be dropped at your beach hotel or cottage.
Rate per person in Saloon car: US$ 115 or Euro 85
Child (upto 11 years): US$ 90 or Euro 70
Minimum 2 People - Maximum 3 People in
Saloon Car. Rate for 1 person available on request here.....
Rate per person in Mini Bus: US$ 145 or Euro 110
Child (upto 11 years): US$ 120 or Euro 95
Minimum 2 People - Maximum 6 People in
Minibus. Rate for 1 person available on request here.....
