• Museum Car Park - A city tour of Mombasa offers a captivating glimpse into the rich tapestry of its history, culture, and vibrant urban life. Here’s what a typical tour might include:

1. Fort Jesus
   Description: Start your tour at Fort Jesus, an iconic 16th-century fort built by the Portuguese to protect their trade route. The fort’s well-preserved walls and battlements offer panoramic views of the city and the Indian Ocean.
   Highlights: Explore the museum inside the fort which showcases artifacts, historical exhibitions, and a glimpse into Mombasa’s colonial past.

2. Old Town
   Description: Wander through Mombasa’s Old Town, known for its narrow streets, traditional Swahili architecture, and vibrant markets. The area is a mix of influences from Arab, Portuguese, and British cultures.
   Highlights: Visit the historical buildings such as the Old Port, and the Swahili houses

3. Mombasa Tusk
   Description: Drive past the Mombasa Tusks, a pair of giant tusk-shaped structures that symbolize the city’s entry point.

4. Spice Market
   Description: Experience a spice tour to see and learn about the various spices that are integral to Swahili cuisine. Mombasa is known for its rich and aromatic spice trade.

• Tuk tuk ride within the city
• A bottle of water during the excursion
• Licensed certified guide

• Transport to Akamba Handicraft which is approximately 8.9km from Mombasa Central Business District
• All fees and/or taxes
• Fort Jesus entrance fee and transport to the meeting point
• Pick within Diani at an extra cost of $20pp(varies depending on the size of the group)

Rich Cultural Heritage
Mombasa is a melting pot of cultures, influenced by Arab, Portuguese, British, and African traditions. This blend is evident in its architecture, cuisine, and local customs.

Historical Sites
Explore historical landmarks like Fort Jesus, a UNESCO World Heritage site built by the Portuguese in the 16th century. It offers insights into the region’s turbulent past and strategic importance.

Swahili Culture
Experience authentic Swahili culture through local markets, music, dance, and cuisine. Mombasa’s markets, like the Old Town market and Akamba Handicraft Cooperative, are perfect for shopping for souvenirs.

Warm Hospitality
The local people of Mombasa are known for their warmth and hospitality, offering visitors a chance to engage with the local community and learn about their way of life.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.