This Half Day tour is short and pleasant presenting some of the best highlights of this colorful old city including Fort Jesus, The Akamba Handicraft factory and a walk through the maze that is the narrow streets of the Old Town, past beautiful carved doors and balconies, mosques and shops selling antiques. The city of Mombasa, spread over a small coral Island, has a long colourful history.

This Full Day tour of Mombasa City, inclusive of Lunch At Tamarind Restaurant & Haller Park, offers some of the best highlights of this colorful old city including Fort Jesus, The Akamba Handicraft factory and a walk through numerous narrow streets of the Old Town, past beautiful carved doors and balconies, mosques and shops selling antiques.

Shimba Hills National Park is a pleasant 45 minutes drive from Mombasa Island or just 30 minutes from most hotels located on the south coast of Mombasa. This Half Day tour includes Sable Sanctuary, part of Shimba Hills Game Reserve. Leaving the humidity of the coast behind, you drive through cashew-nut and coconut forested landscape and a rise in altitude gives way to a beautiful topography of tropical forest with refreshing cool air and vistas of the Indian Ocean.

Mombasa's North Coast is nature lover's paradise. Here, visitors get to meet two of its most famous inhabitants: Owen the hippo and Mzee the Tortoise, who became inseperable roomates over time. Owen was found in 2004, at that time being a one-year old baby hippo, rescued from a tsunami. Mzee is an Aldabra Giant Tortoise, who is believed to be 130 years old. The two with time became inseparable.  Haller park has been recognised world wide as a showcase of ecological rehabilitation.

Nothing beats a cruise on the Tamarind Dhow for romance, an enchanting evening of exotic seafood blended with a romantic cruise aboard an authentic Arab Dhow around the old port of Mombasa Town. The resident band plays music of your choice for easy listening during dinner and later for dancing on the deck, cooled by the gentle sea breeze. The height of the tour is as the dhow slowly and gracefully releases her mooring to return to the jetty at around 2230hrs. This romantic evening will leave you with memories to treasure of the magical experience.

The old harbour, the old city and Fort Jesus: A cultural tour in one of Kenya’s most spectacular settings - there can be no more memorable experience of Kenyan culture than to visit Mombasas historical harbour at night. Here, guests can absorb the sights, sounds and flavours of Kenyas ancient heritage as a guest of Jahazi Dhow. Drive to Jahazi Marine Jetty to board the Dhow at 1800hrs. Take a romantic dhow sundowner cruise along the shores of the picturesque island of Mombasa. An enchanting evening not to be missed.

Discover the vibrant diversity of this historic city, uncontested ‘Safari Capital of the World’, self-styled ‘Green City in the Sun’. Travel to the heart aof Kenyan culture by visiting art galleries, handicraft centers and bustling markets. Gain a unique insight into Kenya’s past/present by seeing the Parliament Building, Jomo Kenyatta’s mausoleum, the Kenyatta International Conference Center, the Railway Museum (background to the ‘Lunatic Line’ & man-eaters of Tsavo), the stunningly renovated National Museum of Kenya and its Arboretum and Snake Park

A Full Day Tour of the most popular and richest Marine Park in the Kenyan Coast, inclusive of an excellent seafood lunch. Tour includes a visit to the Shimoni Slave Cave community project where visitors enjoy, served down the cave, a light traditional Swahili breakfast of Swahili tea or Arabic coffee, mandazi and fresh tropical fruit. For non-seafood eaters the chefs prepare as an alternative to crab & fish: Fresh traditional vegetable soup followed by barbequed chicken or a Swahili vegetarian dish.

This unique national park, the ONLY national park in the world to be located in a major city is just 10 minute’s drive from the city centre. A typical savannah habitat,  it is one of the best places in Kenya to see black rhinos whilst also featuring lions, giraffes, hippos, cheetahs, leopards, buffalos, crocodiles, plentiful plains game and 400 species of birds. The park also offers the superb Safari Walk Animal Sanctuary and the charming Animal Orphanage as well as a complex of restaurants and shops.

Pick-up from your hotel for this half day tour. Drive north of the city to the foot of the Ngong Hills, which featured in Karen Blixen’s famous book ‘Out of Africa’, which was later made into the film starring Meryl Streep and Robert Redford. Stroll around the gardens and rooms of Karen’s charming old house, which is now a national museum. Therefafter proceed to Giraffe Centre where you will have the opportunity to feed these graceful animals.

No trip to Nairobi is complete without a visit to the world-famous Carnivore Restaurant (frequently listed as one of the best restaurants in the world) where, in entirely unique surroundings, you can get your safari off to a really intrepid start (or a truly carnivorous end) with a famous ‘dawa’ cocktail followed by such hunter’s delights as: ostrich, eland and crocodile steaks seared over red-hot furnaces and served on skewers at your table. For the more faint-hearted there are plenty of fish and vegetarian choices too.

A visit to Mombasa is not complete without touring Fort Jesus located 'Mombasa Old Town' with a walk within its famous curvy narrow streets. Other highlights on this excursion include the Mwembe Tayari Open-Air Market, the Local Bazaars, The Akamaba Handicraft Carvers, Haller Park where you may feed two of its most famous inhabitants: Owen the hippo and Mzee the Tortoise. Tour also includes lunch at Tamarind Restaurant

The 160 km drive from Nairobi passes through the highland farms of the Kikuyu people before descending the escarpment into the dramatic landscape of the Great Rift Valley. Lake Nakuru home of the most awesome bird spectacle in the world – millions of great and lesser flamingoes which transform the shores of the lake into a breathtaking ‘carpet’. Lunch at Lake Nakuru Lodge, thereafter a game drive around the lake and park, a sanctuary for endangered animal species such as the Black and the White Rhino and Rothschild Giraffe

With a history dating back to the 14th century, Malindi town was made famous by the visit of the famous Portuguese explorer Vasco Da Gama when he signed the trade agreement in 1498 - successfully navigating the business sea-route from Europe. Legends are told of Vasco de Gama that after being denied entry to the port of Mombasa, he sailed further north to Malindi where he was warmly received and where he erected the coral pillar that was eventually named after him - this is probably the oldest surviving European monument in tropical Africa.

A one-day shopping spree to the best of Nairobi’s handicraft, home, fashion and accessory stores.
For the ‘shopaholic’, the dedicated bargain hunter, the handicrafts hunter or the fashionista, Kenya is a dream. The choice is disconcertingly wide: carvings, baskets, woven sisal, hand-woven garments, hand-knits and crochet, bead work, metal ware, pure beeswax candles, cold-pressed essential oils, leather goods, soapstone, paintings, batik, tribal masks, spears, jewellery, home décor… and much more.

The Mountain of the Buffalo

A rugged, hump-backed outcrop of ancient rock jutting high above the Athi Plains and hazily visible from Nairobi, Ol Donyo Sabuk is a densely forested mountain known to the local Kikuyu as 'The Mountain of the Buffalo', and to the Maasai as 'The Big Mountain'. 

A safari in the African bush has been considered the ultimate adventure. This Full Day tour from Mombasa starts before dawn to enable guests see the sunrise and to spend maximum wild game and scenery viewing time in Tsavo National Park. Combined, Tsavo East and West National Parks makes Tsavo one of the world's largest game sanctuaries. Tsavo’s lions are noted for their ferocity. J.H. Paterson’s book, ‘The Man Eaters of Tsavo’ describes how they obstructed the building of the railway in the 1900s by simply of eating the linesmen!

Fourteen Falls is a popular picnic spot, just outside the town of Thika, which lies 65kms north-east of Nairobi. The falls themselves are a series of waterfalls on the Athi River, which broadens at this point to flow through pleasant green pastures. Characterized by large boulders, the falls drop some 27 meters through a series of cascades, from which intrepid visitors like to jump, or ‘dive’ into the churning pools below. 

Located in Nairobi Game Park in Kenya is Daphne Sheldrick's Elephant Orphanage, originally started by famous naturalist David Sheldrick. Visitors to the park can see the young elephants interacting with their keepers – playing, taking mud baths and being fed with milk. This is a wonderful sight to watch and a wonderful way to get up close to the babies and observe their playful habits, something which isn’t always possible − or safe − in the wild.