Fort Jesus is a fort located on Mombasa Island. Designed by Italian Giovanni Battista Cairati, it was built between 1593 and 1596 by order…
The stunning Anglican cathedral somehow resembles a mosque with its distinguishable style - white walls, arches and cupola dome.
The Hindu temple of Lord Shiva features an astonishing sculpture garden. Do show respect and remove your shoes prior to entering.
Do not miss out on the neo-Gothic cathedral with its amazing architecture situated near the city centre!
The aluminium tusks situated on the Moi Avenue symbolize the entrance into the heart of town. Coincidentally, they also spell M for Mombasa.
Despite being much smaller when compared to its counterpart in Nairobi, the square with the Monument of Independence is worth visiting.
An esoterically designed Sikh temple, located on the Mwembe Tayari Road. Shoes are to be removed prior to entering as a sign of respect.
Formerly known as the Mackinnon Market, it is full of stalls and carts selling fresh local produce. Worth stopping by.
A spectacular temple of Jainism which holds all forms of life sacred. It is richly decorated with detailed sculptures and amazing figurines.
An adorable sandy beach in the Nyali district is beloved by both locals and tourists.
The crocodile farm belongs to the must-visits of Mombasa. Come see crocodiles being fed, have a drink and sample the crocodile meat.
The popular beach with a beach resort nearby is very popular amongst tourists. Do stop by if you do not mind the crowds.
