Mombasa South Coast Packages

South coast Kenya is A vibrant, intimate little paradise on the quiet shores of the Indian Ocean just south of Mombasa in beautiful Kenya. Incorporating Tiwi Beach, Galu Beach, Chale Island, Funzi Island, Msambweni and Kinondo, south coast Kenya is the place to be for all your leisure, romantic, cultural, and historical quests.

Shimba hills national reserve

world renowned as the Sable Antelope Paradise and one of the largest coastal forests in East Africa after Arabuko-Sokoke Forest, this reserve is rich in flora and fauna and hosts the highest density of African elephant in Kenya. Other animal species found in the area are the rare Sable antelope, elephant shrew, bushy tailed mongoose and other small mammals like fruit bats. The forest is an important bird area and is endowed with forest birdlife while the grasslands hold localized species such as red-necked-Spur fowl, Croaking Cisticola, and Zanzibar Red Bishop. Have a game drive in this location and enjoy site seeing of both unique flora and fauna of the vast rain forest.

Kisite Mpunguti Marine Park and reserve

Also while at south coast chance to visit Home of the Dolphin, Unspoiled, beautiful and sun-kissed, the Kisite Marine Park was established to protect the scenic islands and special habitats of a wide range of endemic marine animals and breeding migratory birds. It lies in the coral gardens south of Wasini Island and encompasses three small coral rag forest islands, each with considerable areas of fringing reef. Kisite is one of the most rewarding snorkeling locations at the coast. Visitors can also enjoy bird watching, diving and of course, sunbathing.

Other activities you can indulge in at the south coast of Mombasa are:

Face your fear of heights as you Skydive in Diani, Hang out at the Forty Thieves bar You can party the night away in the disco, enjoy a great lunch, play some pool, listen to some live music, watch the water sports.

Golfing at Leisure Lodge Golf club which has an 18-hole course can be played by players of all skill levels.One can visit the Shimoni caves and learn an intriguing history of colonization and slave trade. Dolphin safaris and deep sea fishing learn how to Kitesurf and bush dinners at Ukunda.

If you are a conservation enthusiast you can visit the Colobus trust where you can view amongst other wild animals the beautiful black and white majestic primates the Colobus monkeys, the Mwaluganje elephant sanctuary where you get to oil the elephant or even have a taste of their milk, The scenic Sheldrick Falls or go camping at Shimba hills national reserve.