Being in water and swimming with zebra fish to windsurfing is a perfect getaway from this beautiful slice of Kenya’s Indian Ocean Coastline marine park. It is endowed with breathtaking and magnificent marine life ranging from the fringing reefs, coral…
‘Nyari’ in Giriama language means ‘the place broken by itself’ is a word popularly used to describe Marafa Depression or the Hell’s Kitchen. The naturally carved stone columns and changing colors of this unusual sandstone mini-canyon, for a long time,…
One of the hottest adventure venues in Kenya is Mombasa Go-Kart. It is a remarkable motorsport showground set in an amazing tropical garden in Mombasa North Coast. It’s a place where you can reconnect with your loved ones, build indestructible…
A visit to Kenya is never complete without visiting the iconic Mombasa tusks, which have been in existence for over six decades now. For those who have never been in Mombasa City, you’re probably wondering what Mombasa Tusks are. Well,…
Slave trade is one of the major topics taught in history classes. Most of these occurrences however, looks like a fairly tale to the younger generations who found their countries having attained independence from their colonial masters. Finding a place…
You can never lack a place to visit or an exciting adventure to engage in while in the Mombasa Old town. This place is inhabited by multiple cultures owing to the fact that several people that live there such as…
Kiunga Marine National Reserve is famously known for its enchanted underwater world experience. Kiunga National Reserve covers an area of approximately 100 square miles. The reserve is located along the Indian Ocean coast of Lamu district in the Coast province.…
Haven for Botanist Situated South of Bamburi Cement Plant along Mombasa-Malindi Highway, is the magnificent Haller Park commonly known as Haven for Botanist. To many, it’s a shock by just witnessing what was initially limestone quarries transformed into a thriving…
With its history being traced to the 12th Century, the Gede ruins are the greatest reserve for the Swahili culture. The ruins were first discovered by John Kirk in 1884 and this marked the start of the journey of protecting…
The best way to learn more about the coastal region of Kenya is to visit Fort Jesus. The ruins of Fort Jesus are a stack reminder of the struggles Kenyans have gone through in the past. Fort Jesus is one…
