Tusks[Mapembe]
Get a chance to see the iconic Mombasa Tusks.These aluminium tusks, constructed in 1952 to commemorate Queen Elizabeth's visit, form an “M” shape symbolising Mombasa.Enjoy Photography at the Tusks

UHURU PARK: This park is well known for its unique flying mammals known as flying foxes bats. It is has a very caressing environment with beautiful plants
FLOATING BRIDGE:The Liwatoni Floating bridge is well known for it central position at Mombasa ocean where you will be able to experience the best sea view,see some ships docking at the Mombasa port and also people crossing into and outside the Mombasa Island using the ferries
FORT JESUS:Fort Jesus is a World Heritage built by the Portuguese in the late 16th century. The fort now houses a museum that offers a glimpse into the history of the Swahili Coast and Mombasa's strategic importance over the centuries.
SOUVENIR MARKET:Get a chance to see different souvenirs at local shops and also purchase some if interested
OLD TOWN:Explore the historic Old Town, characterised by its narrow streets, ancient buildings, and Swahili architecture. This area reflects the multicultural heritage of Mombasa, with influences from Arab, Portuguese, British, and Indian settlers
MARIKITI SPICE MARKET:Dive into the sensory experience at Marikiti Spice Market, known for its variety of spices, fresh produce, and vibrant atmosphere. The market is a bustling hub where locals buy and sell spices, fruits, vegetables, and other goods.