Flights to mombasa
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Cheap Flights to mombasa
Overview
Mombasa is the second-biggest city of Kenya, where exploration, fun and memorable experiences make for an amazing trip to Africa’s coastal region. Settled beside the southern coast, this unofficial capital is laced with iconic beaches like Diani and Lamu that summon visitors and avid travellers to embark on a relaxing sunny getaway.
Since the 15th century, Mombasa has been a very influential trading port, and its history decorates every corner of the city. A memorable stroll through the streets lets you encounter bright buildings, fruit vendors and vibrant people. Wander along the town’s old section that connects you to the Swahili roots of the city, and a small visit to one of the forts of the 16th-century that teaches you about the country’s painful past during the slave trade, and how the area’s progress was built on a treacherous history of inequality.
Climate
Mombasa simmers in the summertime, from December until April, and its tropical humidity is the reason for its lush green vegetation and gorgeous, addictive landscapes. If you are planning on reserving your cheap flights to Mombasa amid December and April, you might get a little uncomfortable due to the heat and humidity.
Travel Information
Language: Swahili
Currency: Kenyan Shillings (KSH)
Local time: GMT +3
Avg. Flight Time: 11h 5m
Best Time To Visit
Since, the temperature in Mombasa ranges between 20’s and 30’s, it’s never a bad time to visit. It is highly recommended to book cheap flights and accommodation in Mombasa in the month of July when things cool down a little. Many festivities happen throughout the year in Mombasa and one definitely not to miss is their annual Carnival in November.
Mombasa Attractions and Activities
1. The Butterfly House
It is right next to Fort Jesus, so very easy to incorporate into a trip around the Fort and Old Town, but also well worth a visit on its own. However small, this place is packed with both pretty and interesting creatures.
2. Fort Jesus
Fort Jesus is the most renowned destination in Mombasa. Established amid 1593 and 1596 by the Portuguese to safeguard the port against the Ottomans, this fort was in military use for more than 3 centuries. You can encounter cells, torture rooms, and many other displays all the way from the 16th century.
3. Haller Park
A zoological garden of about 75 hectares created in 1985 on the site of a formal coral reef. Animals include giraffes, hippos, monkeys, and reptiles. Two famous animals can be seen here - Mzee and Owen.
4. Mamba Village & Lunar Park
Mamba Village & Lunar Park is a 20 hectares land where the main attraction is a great farm consisting of nearly 10,000 crocodiles; that’s a lot of them. Ride on a horse or a camel and then, satisfy your taste buds with delicious food served in the in-house restaurant and bar.
5. Wild Waters Amusement Park
Take your kids to this amazing water amusement park consisting of 15 different toboggans. The water park is reportedly clean and modern. Other activities on-site comprise of a "disco arena", a gaming arcade and numerous theme ride as well as a food court for those who love food.
Airlines Operate Flight to Mombasa
- Ethiopian Airlines
- British Airways
- Kenya Airways
- Turkish Airlines
- KLM Royal Dutch Airlines
Time Duration from Different Airports
- London to Mombasa - 11h 5m
- Manchester to Mombasa - 12h 30m
- Newcastle to Mombasa - 13h 15m
- Birmingham to Mombasa - 13h 20m
- Glasgow to Mombasa - 11h 15m
- Edinburgh to Mombasa - 13h 35m
- Belfast to Mombasa - 13h 35m
Distance to the City Centre
Moi International airport is responsible for handling tremendous traffic with nearly 18 airlines flying directly to/from Europe and proffering connections to more than 20 cities in the region. Situated 9 km west of Mombasa city centre, this is the second-busiest international airport of Kenya.
Transport from Mombasa
The most efficient and quickest means of transportation around Mombasa is a taxi. If you’re seeking to discover undraped glory of the town, this busy hub has trains as well that run to Nairobi numerous times a week. Comparatively, the taxis are cheaper, but rates may get changed. Make sure you ask any local about fare so that you can negotiate with your driver if needed. You can identify a taxi by its paper license plate posted on the window, as lighted signs are rare.
Visa Requirements for Mombasa
The following are the visa requirements: passport with at least one blank page for endorsement, 1 recent passport-sized photo, a passport with the validity of three months upon entry to Kenya, completely filled Visa application form (V1) and contact telephone number.
Tips for your stay in Mombasa
- The mobile service is universal but you might have to purchase a local SIM card to eliminate the ridiculous roaming charges.
- Do not drink the local tap water anywhere in the city; instead, buy a sealed water bottle to keep yourself away from any health issue.
- Bargain with taxi drivers, street vendors and safari tour operators but shouldn’t in hotels and restaurants.
- Carrying a plastic rain jacket is always a smart move as you can expect rainfall in Mombasa.
- Beware of petty thefts and do not flaunt too much money or expensive items.
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