Mombasa Safari Tours & Holidays

Mombasa holidays mean sun, sea, and safari.

With the city’s idyllic beachside hotels, friendly, helpful staff, and all the food and drink you could want, you’ll return home feeling pampered, even after the wildlife excursion of a lifetime on a Mombasa safari holiday. This region of Kenya is known for having plenty of opportunities to see the Big Five, just one reason why it makes the holiday wish list for countless travellers. And it’s not just the once-in-a-lifetime chance to see these majestic animals in the African wilderness that makes a Mombasa safari holiday so incredible – the city’s vibrant character and picturesque beaches make it a wonderful destination in itself. Add in the all-inclusive treatment, and you’ll be in heaven.

Your beach and safari holiday will be a little more work than lounging on the sand, but you’ll still be staying in luxury lodges at night – the perfect spot to rest in comfort after a day of excitement and wonder.

Whether you’re feeling the sand between your toes or watching animals come to the watering hole from your sumptuous accommodation, Newmarket Holidays will have done all the work so you can focus on enjoying yourself.

As Mombasa is a tourist destination, it has a reputation as a melting pot of Kenya’s various culinary traditions. The country is home to numerous ethnic groups, huge tracts of arable land, a lengthy coastline, and a diverse weather system. All of this means you’ve got the recipe for something special. With that said, there are definitely some dishes that are enjoyed all across the country – like nyama choma, grilled meats – but each region tends to have its own favourites.

One thing you’ll definitely have to try on your Mombasa holiday is ugali, a thick porridge that’s made from cornflour, which you can shape into a ball and use as a tasty mop for stew-like dishes. Then there’s other unforgettable dishes, like irio and githeri, both packed full of flavour, as well as all the food influenced by the city’s large Indian population. And, of course, you must treat yourself to the local coffee and Kenyan chai.