There are many things to do in Mombasa – an island along the Swahili coast. Mombasa is home to some stunning beaches, an amazing culture, and numerous tourist attractions that appeal to many tastes.
It’s one of the most beautiful cities in Kenya; filled with places to visit, buildings, and tourist sites that date back to the 1500s. It’s also the gateway to neighboring beach destinations like Watamu and Diani.
I’ve been to Mombasa several times for holidays, and the city has always been a charm – it’s one of my favorite places to visit in Kenya.
For you to make the most of your trip, I’ve prepared this guide for the best things to do in Mombasa.
15 Best Things To Do in Mombasa
Mombasa has so much more on offer to explore than its rich history and culture. It also boasts magnificent beaches, wildlife attractions, and vibrant nightlife.
Let’s explore the 15 best things to do in Mombasa, Kenya.
1. Join the Old Town Walking Tour
Exploring Mombasa Old Town is the best way to start your trip along the coast. It gives you a glimpse of how different cultures have lived harmoniously on the island for ages.
You’ll spot old buildings along the narrow alleys reflecting the inhabitants’ rich heritage – locals, Arabs, Asians, and Europeans. With fine curved doors and beautiful balconies, the old houses symbolize rich history and architecture.
During the stroll, you’ll see the Old Post Office, Africa Hotel, and more interesting sites. Make sure you walk along the main street (Ndia Kuu).
You don’t need a guide to explore Mombasa Old Town. However, if you want to see the old suburb with knowledgeable locals, join this exciting tour.
2. Explore Nyali Beach (One of the Best Places to Visit in Mombasa)
I was born and raised in the Kenyan hinterland, where the sunset is ever beautiful. Now I live close to Laikipia Plateau, and not a week goes by without me seeing free-roaming wildlife. What I don’t experience often is sandy beaches and the sound of breaking waves.
If you’re like me and love the ocean, there’s no better place for a coastal experience than Nyali Beach. The beach is close to Mombasa and offers a serene environment for relaxation. Besides walking along the beach, you can go surfing, swimming, and sunbathing at Nyali Beach.
The beach is clean, less crowded, and scenic. It also hosts several beach resorts and hotels, restaurants, and bars for more enjoyment.
3. Have a Street Food Experience
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