| Tour type | Group tour |
| Age requirement | All ages accepted |
| Your group size | Min 1, max 20 |
| Duration | 3 hours |
| Language(s) | English |
| Stroller accessible |
Guided walking tour led by a knowledgeable local cultural guide.
Storytelling and historical insights into Mombasa’s past, architecture, and culture.
Exploration of Old Town’s narrow streets, Swahili houses, spice markets, and murals.
Visit to iconic sites such as the Elephant Tusks, Leven House, Mama Ngina Waterfront, and more.
Optional assistance with taking photos during the tour.
Tips on the best local shops and eateries for after the tour.
Entrance fees to attractions such as Fort Jesus Museum. Adult 1250 ksh Kids 600ksh
Transportation to and from the meeting point.
Meals, snacks, or drinks (unless pre-arranged).
Personal purchases such as souvenirs or extra activities.
Tips or gratuities
The tour involves walking through Old Town and heritage sites, so participants should be prepared for uneven paths, stairs, and hot weather.
Respect for local culture is important—some areas may require modest dress
Please stay with the group at all times for safety and to avoid missing important parts of the tour.
A basic level of fitness is recommended since the tour is mostly on foot.
Comfortable walking shoes or sandals with good grip.
Light, breathable clothing and a hat or scarf for sun protection.
A reusable water bottle to stay hydrated.
Modest attire for visits to mosques or sacred sites.
A camera or smartphone for photos.
Personal items such as sunscreen, sunglasses, or medication.
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