Mombasa Backpackers

Haller Park: (open Daily 8-5pm) this park is a transformation of a quarry wasteland into an ecological paradise. It was previously a barren piece of land that had been stripped off its resources through limestone mining, and was redeveloped through reforestation and conservation efforts, and is now the largest animal sanctuary in Mombasa, boasting an enormous variety of animal (such as Hippos, Giraffes, Oryx), reptiles, insects, and a botanical garden. Walking along the trails is the ideal way to look at the various animals, and on many occasions, holding or feeding a reptile such as snake is allowed under close supervision of a guide.

Mamba Village: East Africas largest crocodile farm. plus an excellent cuisine is available at the Restaurant, house specialty. Grilled Crocodile Meat.

Old Town/Fort Jesus: is the reminiscent of the days when the Arabs exerted a heavy influence on the town and its culture. especially in the architecture and language. Fort Jesus holds artifacts from when Mombasa was a transit port for the slave trade. first built by the Portuguese to control east African waters

Swiss run Go kart-Paint ball in Bamburi

Single/double shared facilities: bed linen, towel, mosquito nets and fans

Dorms: The dorms are equipped with mosquito nets, fans, bedding, towels, lockers

Mombasa Backpackers is located in nyali, which is consider a prime, secure, and up-market residential area near a long stretch of white sandy beach. Nyali has now become a self-contained residential area with two huge western-style supermarkets called Nakummat, a Multiplex Cinemax Complex (with 3D movies), Bowling, banks, discos, shopping centers, Pubs, cosmopolitan restaurants, Post office, casinos, restaurants, Golf, water Park, GoKart Racing, etc.