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Join the Plant One Tree Movement in Kenya and be a part of the solution for a greener future. Make a difference by planting a tree today and contribute to a sustainable environment for generations to come.
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13 Reasons To Scuba Dive In Kenya
The scuba diving opportunities in Kenya have remained largely undiscovered, despite the many wonders beneath its waters. With vibrant marine life, stunning coral reefs, and a captivating history of shipwrecks, Kenya offers a genuinely unparalleled diving experience.
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Don’t let a tight budget ruin the magic of Valentine’s Day! As we approach the most romantic time of the year, the pressure to spend big on gifts and experiences can be overwhelming, especially in Mombasa, where demand for romantic getaways can drive prices sky-high. But don’t let the budget blues steal the joy from your Valentine’s week/weekend. So, get ready to ignite the passion and bring a smile to your loved one’s face with these budget-friendly yet oh-so-romantic ideas!
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February, the month of love, is here once again, and what better way to celebrate your love than with a romantic getaway in Kenya’s stunning coastal region?
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Calling all coastal storytellers! Are you enchanted by the beauty of Kenya’s coastal region and have a passion for sharing your unique experiences and perspectives through writing? If so, you won’t want to miss this opportunity to join our team at visitnyali We’re on the lookout for guest bloggers who can capture the essence of the coastal region in their writing. Whether it’s a review of a hidden gem, a personal account of cultural immersion, or a culinary journey through the region’s flavours, we want to hear all about it! By joining our team, you’ll not only have the chance to build your personal brand, but also receive an author spotlight page and backlinks to your personal website. This will give you exposure and an opportunity to connect with a wider audience. We are accepting submissions on any topic related to the coastal region of Kenya, with the only limitation being that the article should be original and at least 400 words. So, if you’re a local blogger, journalist or writer who is passionate about the coast of Kenya, don’t hesitate to send us your submissions ( here) Share your love for the coastal region and let your writing shine on our website! You will have the chance to inspire others to explore the beautiful coastal area of Kenya and to create a community of people who share the same interest. Don’t miss out on this chance to showcase your writing skills and to share your love and knowledge of the coastal region with the world. Submit your articles today!
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Whether you’re planning an action-packed adventure or a few days of blissful relaxation, here are just a few things that should feature on your packing checklist.
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Nyali, located across the creek from the bustling city of Mombasa, is a true coastal paradise that seamlessly blends the best of both worlds, offering a luxurious and metropolitan beach experience. Nyali is fringed by calm waters and beautiful white sandy beaches that continually attract a plethora of domestic and international travelers.
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What’s The current Local time in Mombasa Kenya? What’s the weather like in Mombasa kenya?
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Nguuni nature sanctuary Mombasa offers a one-of-a-kind experience for those who are enamoured by the elegance of giraffes. Here, you can come face to face with these majestic creatures as they roam freely in their natural habitat. With the recent downpour of the late April rains, Nguuni nature sanctuary will soon be under a lush green coat of grass flecked with colourful wildflowers. Creating a picture of what Africa should be; miles of open fields where giraffes gracefully roam free, randomly snaking away. A place where the skyline lacks the very destructive human touch.Just ten minutes away from Bamburi, Nguuni Nature Sanctuary is a reclaimed 28 acres patch of land adorned with acacia trees, shrubs, and ponds. Once considered infertile and inhabitable, Nguuni’s nature sanctuary is a result of one man’s ( Dr. Rene Haller) vision that saw an exhausted quarry turned into an oasis where animals and birds now thrive. The sanctuary is home to families of giraffes, onyx, birds, snakes, bees, and elands.It provides a perfect picnic location set against a stunning backdrop with a healthy number of giraffes that will happily photobomb you, giving you Instagram-worthy out-of-Africa pictures enough to give any influencer a tone of the much-coveted likes. The scenery at Nguuni Nature Sanctuary dramatically changes with the change of seasons. During the wet months of the year, this expanse of wilderness transitions into a photogenic green landscape with lots of colourful wildflowers, and when the rain goes, it turns into a savanna landscape. The wet months offer the most beautiful scenery. Though muddy and sometimes slippery if you are walking, a visit during the days when the rain breaks and the sky is clear is the most preferable for many visitors. The afternoons are better as the guides hold animal feeding sessions, and you get a bonus of the sun setting behind the Nguu Tatu Hills. The sanctuary offers a range of amenities and facilities, including picnic grounds, an events area, camping grounds, a public library, and a dispensary for the locals. The management could consider adding a few other species like zebras and maybe another ostrich to keep the one already there company. Guides are available upon request at the entrance, and they provide visitors with informative and educational tours of the sanctuary. It’s always crucial to respect wild animals and their habitats, and the guides will give visitors safety tips and guidelines to follow while visiting the sanctuary. Nguuni Nature Sanctuary is an excellent destination for families, couples, friends, and solo travellers. Visitors are advised to wear closed-toe footwear if trekking up, comfortable clothing, a hat, and sunscreen. It’s also essential to bring a happy attitude, friends, snacks, and a camera to capture the beauty of the sanctuary. Admission Fees and Hours at Nguuni Nature Sanctuary Nguuni Nature Sanctuary welcomes both residents and non-residents, with different admission rates. Resident adults can enjoy the sanctuary for Kshs. 350.00, while non-resident adults will be charged Kshs. 800.00. The sanctuary is open every day from 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM Contact: 0700 337068 Location: Off Kiembeni Road, Mombasa Reminders, always respect wild animals.
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Known worldwide for its historical significance, beaches, and beautiful weather, Mombasa is slowly rising into a start-up destination in Kenya, a domain currently dominated by Nairobi. The term ‘start-up’ refers to a company in the first stages of operations. Founded by one or more entrepreneurs, these companies generally start with high costs and limited revenue, thus looking for funding from various sources, such as venture capitalists. Steered by the set up of new digital companies, Mombasa emerged as the second most preferred destination for start-ups after Nairobi, according to StartupBlink’s (a Swiss-based online platform that provides matchmaking services allowing entrepreneurs to find cofounders) most recent report. Mombasa is Kenya’s second city to appear on their start-upstart-up list and was ranked at position 2 in Kenya, 7 in Eastern Africa, and 756 globally among other global cities like Francisco, London, and Nigeria. This is a big achievement for Kenya’s coastal region which currently has 11 start-ups on its list, as opposed to Nairobi which is home to 100 plus start-ups. According to the report, Lagos which is currently sitting at position 122 globally, climbed to the 5th position becoming the highest-ranking African city, at the expense of Nairobi, which is now ranked 136th worldwide, 6th in the Middle East and Africa region, and second in Africa. Some of the firms operating from Mombasa include HydraTech (software and data), Appettea (food tech), Tekizo Africa Limited (energy and environment), Clikham IT Solutions (software and data), and MicroDam Telecomm (Hardware and IoT), Osta Tech Ltd (software and data), AAA Platforms Ltd (software and data), Triplescreen.tv (marketing and sales), Studia Labs (software and data), Brance Technologies (software and data), and M-Tiba (healthcare). While the city of Nairobi decreased 20 spots to 136th globally, Kenya improved one spot this year to rank 61st globally, 1st in Eastern Africa, and 2nd in Africa. San Francisco, New York, Beijing, Los Angeles, London, and Boston are said to offer the best hub for start-ups. In terms of countries, the United States (one), the UK (two), Israel (three), and Canada (four) were ranked as the most favourable countries for start-up companies.
