ACCESS:

Sited in the city of Mombasa the park can be reached by road from the city centre, and then connected by boat from the Mombasa Beach.

Roads: From Nairobi mainly use the Nairobi- Mombasa Highway

Air: It is a 45 minute flight from Jomo Kenyatta International Airport to Mombasa

SIZE / LOCATION:

• Over 200 km2

• Lamu District, Coast province

CLIMATE:

• The Coast is humid with mean annual temperatures ranging from 22-34 C. rainfall is about 500mm pa. The climatic conditions are hot and humid.

SAFARI CARD REQUIRED?

At present the park does not operate on smart card system. Entry is by cash only (KSH or US$).

MAJOR ATTRACTIONS:

• Beach

• Coral gardens.

MARINE LIFE

• Prolific marine life includes crabs, corals, sea urchins, jellyfish, sea stars, and sea cucumbers. Different varieties of coral species comprise of Acropora), Turbinaria and Porites

BIRDS

• A variety of off shore birds can be seen.

WHERE TO STAY:

• There is Currently no accommodation in the reserve. Visitors can stay in Mombasa town which offers various accommodation options. There are lots of luxurious, comfortable and culturally rich hotels and lodges to choose from in close proximity to the Mombasa Marine National Park.

ACTIVITY OPTIONS:

• Wind surfing

• Snorkeling

• Water skiing

• Sunbathing

• Diving

WHAT TO TAKE WITH YOU:

• Footwear, e.g. sandals or flip flops (to protect your feet from the reef)

• T-shirts (to protect your body from sunburn)

• Snorkel, mask, fins, all of which are available for hire

• Camera, hat, sunscreen, insect repellant

• Guide books

• PLENTY OF DRINKING WATER

• A friend(s)

Let us help you plan your trip, efficiently and at the best rates.

Get in touch with your inquiries or book instantly if you are a return guest. We look forward to be of assistance.  Apart from planned tours, we tailor safari packages to fit each client’s Dream African Experience.

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CEO safaris and Travel Africa Ronald Mutie

CEO has been working in the tourism industry for more than 20 years, he began with Conservation, training and working under Kenya Wildlife Service, then proceeded to Hospitality and Tourism starting from Bush Wildlife Camp/Lodge Management to a Director within the Hospitality and Tourism industry he has widely traveled in Asia, Europe, America and Africa. Very well-versed with the needs of clients from different geographical markets of the world

RONALD MUTIE CEO, Business Owner

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