The day trip begins with a pick up from your hotel or desired pick location in Mombasa island ,North coast or South coast. Drive towards the Mombasa City Centre to start off your tour with a visit to the Famous Pembe za ndovu (Elephant Tusks) as the local Swahili call them. They can also be found on the back of the 50 ksh old denomination note. They symbolised Mombasa as the gateway to ivory trade back in the Arab trade era. Your driver- guide will make a stop for a photo session.
The tour will proceed to visit the Shree Cutch Satsang Swami Narayan Temple which is a relatively a new sect of Hindu religion of India. They have now started making temples outside India in countries and cities where Hindus have significant population.Shree Cutch Satsang Swami Narayan Temple in Mombasa is the
After that calming visit, Your guide will continue with the guided tour towards the spice market, then walk down the winding narrow historical streets of the old town known as ''Kibokoni'' by the locals. As the tour continues you will be touring through old colonial houses and mosques..You will also pass by the Mombasa Club, Africa Hotel, Mandhry Mosque, Government Square, and the Old Port.Lastly you will enter the famous Fort Jesus museum which was designed by Italian Giovanni Battista and was built between 1593 and 1596 by the order of king Philip of Portugal to guard the old port of Mombasa. There you can learn all about the local culture, the history of Mombasa and the coastal region as a whole.
Time for lunch you will be driven to Copa cabana beach where you will devour a mouth watering local cuisine of either
seafood or chicken (Vegetarian options can also be prepared on request.)

NOTE: After lunch You can choose between visiting Haller Park in time to feed the Giraffes or visit the Akamba handicraft for a little souvenir shopping.

After Lunch its time to visit Haller Park (formerly Bamburi Nature Trail) which is located South of the Bamburi cement plant along the Mombasa /Malindi highway. A product of the company's efforts, since 1971, to convert barren landscape of disused limestone quarries into vibrant and diverse ecosystem of forest, grasslands and ponds. Currently, Haller Park plays host to a variety of wildlife including hippos, giraffes, buffalos, and antelopes as well as smaller mammals and birds.
Visit Haller Park, a must-visit for all bird lovers, or continue to Akamba Handicraft, the local association of handicraft artisans that manages the production and sale of wooden carvings and other souvenirs in Mombasa. Walk into the workshop and watch how it’s all done. You will be amazed at what can come from a simple piece of wood. After the workshop tour, you will have a chance to shop for carvings and souvenirs you like. They can also ship them abroad for you.
After you are satisfied with your shopping, it’s time to take you back to your hotel or drop-off point in time for dinner.