Spice Market
Next, immerse yourself in the vibrant atmosphere of Mombasa’s Spice Market. Take in the fragrant aromas of exotic spices, herbs, and fresh produce. Learn about the spices’ traditional uses in Swahili cuisine, and take the opportunity to purchase some to bring a taste of Mombasa home with you.

Mombasa Tusks (Pembe Za Ndovu)
Visit the famous Mombasa Tusks, locally known as Pembe Za Ndovu, located along Moi Avenue. These iconic aluminum tusks were erected in 1952 to commemorate Queen Elizabeth’s visit to Mombasa. They symbolize the gateway to the city and are a must-see for any visitor.

Hindu Temple
Explore the stunning architecture of a Hindu Temple, reflecting the diverse religious culture of Mombasa. This sacred space is an excellent example of how different communities have coexisted in harmony, contributing to the city’s rich cultural tapestry. Admire the intricate carvings and learn about Hindu traditions from the temple’s history.

Akamba Handcraft
No visit to Mombasa is complete without a stop at the Akamba Handcraft center. Here, you’ll witness talented artisans creating intricate carvings and sculptures from wood, a craft passed down through generations. You’ll have the chance to purchase unique hand-made souvenirs that capture the spirit of Kenya’s coastal region.

Haller Park
Conclude your tour with a serene escape to Haller Park, a remarkable conservation success story. Once an abandoned limestone quarry, this nature reserve is now home to a wide variety of wildlife, including giraffes, hippos, crocodiles, and numerous bird species. Take a relaxing walk through the park’s lush surroundings, visit the butterfly pavilion, or enjoy the spectacle of animals at the feeding point.