AUTHENTIC TOURS & PERSONALIZED EXCURSIONS AROUND MOMBASA WITH AFRICANMECCA

The Island and surrounds of Mombasa offer varied touring attractions, from 16th century built Fort Jesus,the Kibokoni old town, dinner cruise on the Tamarind Dhow, deep sea fishing to snorkeling, diving at Kisite and Mombasa Marine Parks and much more.

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1. Mombasa City Tour - Touring the island not only allows you to see the architecture and learn about the cultures, but you also gain a deep understanding of the historical foundation of the ethnic diversity that makes Mombasa one of the most interesting destinations in Africa.

2. Snorkeling In Kisite Marine Park - The crystal clear water of the Indian Ocean at Kisite Mpunguti Marine Park is the perfect marine wilderness for your first aquatic-discovery beach holiday in Mombasa with AfricanMecca.

3. Scuba Diving In Kisite Marine Park - Coral reefs are some of the world’s most popular dive sites and the reefs in Kisite Mpunguti Marine Park are some of the best on the planet, whether you are taking your first dive or your thousandth.

4. Deep Sea Fishing in Mombasa - Sitting in the fighting chair during a deep sea fishing excursion in Kenya is an exhilarating experience! Even if you are a seasoned angler, the thrill of reeling in a giant is almost unimaginable, and Mombasa being the prime spot for such deep sea excursions.

5. Fort Jesus Museum Tour - Fort Jesus symbolizes not only the history of Mombasa, but also the architectural prowess of the Portuguese in designing and building martial structures that are based on Renaissance era values of proportions and geometrical elements. 6. Wasini Island Dhow Tour - Wasini-Kisite Marine Dhow Safari helped establish the protected status of the area that is now within the boundaries of Kisite Marine Park, Kenya's best and secluded sealife park

7. Pilli Pipa Marine Tour - Enjoy a splendid day tour to Kisite Marine Park on a Pilli Pipa Dhow Safari. Since 1989, the small family-owned operation has been providing visitors with more than just a boat ride to the park.

8. Snorkeling In Mombasa Marine Park - For your snorkeling excursion in Mombasa Marine Park, you sail on the Indian Ocean in a motorized dive boat or a glass-bottom boat, giving you an uninterrupted view of the life that teems below the surface.

9. Scuba Diving In Mombasa Marine Park - Kenya is recognized as one of the top three dive sites on earth, and Mombasa Marine Park should not be missed! Reef dives, night dives and wreck dives are among the most popular scuba diving excursions.

10. Tamarind Dhow Dinner Cruise - Traditionally used for trade on the Indian Ocean, the Arab dhow has been a long-standing presence on the East African coastal waters, and now you can enjoy an evening of sailing, dining and romantically dancing along the coastline aboard one of these historic sailing vessels. 11. Mamba Village Tour - Mamba Village, East Africa's largest crocodile farm, is a "must see" if you have not seen any crocodiles on safari. Each section of the estate offers a unique experience, and the most popular is the crocodile farm where these aquatic reptiles are displayed.

12. Haller Park Tour - What was once limestone quarries is now a thriving ecosystem of forest, grasslands and ponds with walking trails for you to view the fenced wildlife, such as hippo, giraffe, antelope, buffalo and smaller mammals, as well as varied bird species.

13. Nguuni Nature Sanctuary Tour - Nguuni Nature Sanctuary is a project of Baobab Trust, a non-profit Kenya organization funded by the Bamburi Cement Factory, who is committed to advancing conservation through sustainable activities. The sanctuary is located in the north coast of Mombasa near Nguu Tatu Hills.

14. Gede Ruins Tour - Since 1884 when Gede Ruins was first visited by Sir John Kirk, the site has been recognized for its archaeological value and today it is one of the most highly studied relics on the Kenyan Coast. The ruins were first noted as a Historical Monument in 1927.

15. Jumba La Mtwana Ruins Tour - Jumba la Mtwana Ruins is located a little less than 13 miles (20 kilometers) from the island Mombasa near Mtwapa Creek and the ruins are all that remains of the small historical Swahili town that was deserted about 500 years ago. 16. Malindi Day Tour - Malindi is an idyllic seaside town that is deeply rooted in a colorful history that began in 1498 when Vasco de Gama first visited the location. From the winding streets to the centuries-old houses, you will see the story of Malindi unfold before your eyes.

17. Shimba Hills Day Safari - Just 20 miles south from the island of Mombasa is Shimba Hills National Reserve, a small rich wilderness that offers resident fauna, spectacular vistas and wondrous waterfalls amidst an equatorial forest.

18. Tsavo East Day Safari - Just 65 miles from the island of Mombasa is Bachuma Gate, the entry point to Tsavo East National Park. Here you will safari across immense savannah plains that are dotted with thorn bushes, stands of acacia trees, scrublands and woodlands, all teeming with herbivores and carnivores.

19. Kisite Mpunguti Marine National Park - The park is a protected marine wilderness of coral reefs and four small islands that are located in the south coast of Mombasa close to Wasini Island.

20. Mombasa Marine National Park - The park is the most popular of the marine protected areas due to ease of accessibility and a favorite among Mombasa snorkelers and scuba divers due to its abundant marine life, beautiful blue water and spectacular coral reefs.