The tour first gives you the opportunity to taste the thrill of bargaining while discovering Mombasa Market: spices, Kangas, fruits, hand craft ;Then appreciate the talent of the Akamba Carvers and get the opportunity to acquire many souvenirs. Travel back through thousands of years with a visit to Fort Jesus, old fortress built by the Portuguese to protect their trade with India (today National museum). From here, you will meander through the narrow streets of the Old Town, past beautiful carved doors and balconies, mosques and shops, selling antiques and all sorts of craftwork. Down the Old Port, you might see the Arab dhows that have sailed from Arabia by Monsoon Winds carrying their wares just as they did thousands of years ago. Then drive past the Mombasa State House, Kilindini Harbor, the giant "elephant tusks" (commemorating the Royal visit of Princess Margaret in 1957), before visiting one of the most decorated Hindu temples. proceed to the Mamba Village. In this rehabilitated Crocodile Farm, meet the big daddy, the largest & Oldest crocodile also other crocodiles, horses & Camels & many other reptiles. You will also have the chance to witness the feeding around 04.00 p.m. in the Farm.

Depart your hotel after lunch for an afternoon visit to Mamba village, Africa's Largest Crocodile Farm. Your visit will coincide with the feeding time at 5.00 p.m. The visit will include the beautiful botanical gardens in this area.



Tamarind Dhow (Evening)
To be picked from the hotel for an evening cruise aboard a traditional dhow and enjoy the perfect combination of good food, music and romantic atmosphere on this leisurely cruise in Mombasa Old Habour. Highlights include a sumptuous seafood meal, dancing under the stars and a gentle sail past the peaceful creeks of Mombasa Island.

Ngomongo Cultural center is a look back in time in miniature of tribal life and community groundings. Here you are able to get a glimpse of the lifestyle and cultures that existed for centuries before " civilization" came to Africa. Different traditional tribal huts are set up in this themed village, with peoples from the different tribes portraying their ancestors. Watch and even participate in different food preparation, its hard work, no labor saving devices here. You are in for a surprise when you sample the local brews. Enjoy, marvel or participate in the various tribal dances, nothing to stop you from having a great time. As a matter of fact they will encourage you to join in. but then as all good things, they all have to come to an end. Hope that you brought along your camera, for the photo opportunities are plentiful. The memories will last a lifetime.