Experience the ultimate thrill of freefalling from 10,000ft over the palm-fringed beaches of Diani with Skydive Diani. A tandem jump with an instructor ensures the utmost safety as you take in views of the Indian Ocean and surrounding landscapes.
Get a taste of history with a bike tour of Mombasa Old Town, where you’ll explore narrow lanes lined with Swahili architecture and a bustling market. Visit the famous Fort Jesus and learn about the town's rich cultural heritage from a knowledgeable guide.
Cool off at the Wild Waters Water Park, featuring a range of water slides and pools for all ages. Try your hand at surfing on the wave pool or challenge friends to a race on the high-speed slides.
Take a guided tour of the Kaya Kinondo Sacred Forest, a UNESCO World Heritage site featuring over 200 species of trees and a diverse bird population. Learn about the cultural significance of this ancient forest to the Digo people, who use it for traditional ceremonies and ancestor worship.
Embark on a safari adventure at the Ngutuni Game Sanctuary, home to a variety of wildlife including lions, elephants, giraffes, and zebras. Enjoy a guided game drive and stop for a picnic lunch in the midst of the savannah.
Take a boat ride to the Kisite-Mpunguti Marine Reserve and explore the vibrant coral reefs teeming with marine life. Certified divers can enjoy a guided dive, while non-divers can snorkel alongside tropical fish and dolphins.
End your trip on a high note with Skyward Extreme, a zip line and high ropes adventure park in Shimba Hills. Soar over the lush forest canopy and tackle the challenging obstacle courses.
Most activities are within an hour's drive from each other, so renting a car is recommended. Taxis and ride-sharing apps are also widely available, but negotiate prices before getting in.
Estimated total transportation costs: $150
If you have more time, consider visiting nearby attractions such as the Haller Park, a nature reserve featuring giraffes and crocodiles, or the Gede Ruins, an ancient town and Swahili civilization site. If you have less time, skip the bike tour and head straight to the water park.
Mombasa is served by Moi International Airport (MBA), located approximately 6 miles from the city center. It operates domestic and international flights to and from major cities in Africa and Europe.