Information Guide Mtwapa City Mombasa Coast

At the Airport:

From January 2011 a single tourist visa to Kenya will cost $50, £30 or €40 per person for a maximum of 90 days stay; children below 16 years are free of charge.

Touris Visa:

Tourist visa can be obtained on arrival at Moi International Airport in Mombasa or Jomo Kenyatta International airport in Nairobi.

Note that th...

Mombasa's motor sport arena is a place to chill with your friends,  your kids, or build unbreakable bonds with employees and clients! Whether you’re a budding Schumacher or a first-time driver, Mombasa Go-Kart has the experience and technical know-how to put you on the right track. The racing gear is powerful and fast - no toys. This is real racing and is guarante...

Only few kilometers north of Mtwapa, Vipingo Ridge is a destination for everyone who enjoys the best life has to offer. Vipingo Golf Course is set on 2500 acre with a wide range of amenities including two 18 hole championship golf courses.

Both two ‘par 72’ championship golf courses offer challenging and excitement for golf players at all levels. State ...

Jumba la Mtwana, also known as Jumba Ruins, is a picturesque ruined village, located one kilometer from the mouth of the Mtwapa Creek and about four kilometers from the main Mombasa - Mailndi Road. Within these area four mosques, a tomb and four houses have survived in recognizable condition.

Located by the edge of Mombasa National Marine Park, it is a 14th Century ancien...

Drive along local people, traditional settlements and learn about African Villages during daily life. Enjoy palm, mango tree forests, different climate zones, and views over the Mtwapa Creek and Indian Ocean on Mombasa’s North Coast Area.

Thugged away in the forests of La Marine area, at the mouth of the Mtwapa Creek is an archaeological site that was a town during the 14th century. Evidence from these ruins indicate that the site developed prior to contact with the Middle and Far East.

Strategically it was important both for its position, facing the sea, and later as an exit point to the Middle East. From...

Gede ruins are the remains of a 12Th Century Swahili town near Watamu. It was rebuilt with new walls in the 15Th and 16Th centuries when Gede town was at its wealth peak before it was mysteriously abandoned.

The first half of the 17Th century the last inhabitants’ people had left Gede, leaving numerous Mosques, a magnificent palace and houses, all nestled in 45 acres of ...

Come and see Haller Park, next to Bamburi Cement Factory on North Coast. Get to feed the giraffes, catch a glimpse of prehistory in ancient giant tortoises, see huge hippos and watch crocodiles feeding.

The Park boasts an enormous variety of animals, reptiles, insects and botanical gardens. Walking along the trail is the ideal way to look at the various animals, and on many ...

Mamba Village in Nyali on Mombasa North Coast is East Africa’s largest and leading crocodile farm. A tour of the farm starts with a movie about the cycle of life and behaviors of crocodiles, followed by a tour and ends with a spectacular scene of crocodiles being fed in a harsh struggle.

On the crocodile farm visitors find a botanical garden with aquatic and orchid plants, c...

Along the North Coast of Mombasa lies Bombolulu village, home to a Project of the Association for the Physically Disabled in Kenya (APDK), in short, Bombolulu Workshops. The project was founded in 1969; employs some 150 disabled craftsmen/women whom produce the most beautiful jewelry, wood carvings, leather crafts, and printed textiles.

The products are sold in a large...