Top Mombasa Water Tours

sunset Dhow Cruise from La Marina which travels up the calm waterways of Mtwapa Creek, which is lined with luxury villas, mangrove forests, giant Baobabs and local hilltop villages. You watch the sun setting over the African bush and then on the return journey the scent of charcoal fires sets the scene as the rhythm of drums lead on the limbo and acrobatic dancers in a display of spectacular stunts on board before you arrive back at La Marina Restaurant in darkness except for the flaming torches of our Masai warriors who line the shore chanting their welcome ritual. You can then enjoy a sumptuous, candle-lit dinner under the stars.

See the Mombasa coast from the deck of a dhow sailboat on a sunset cruise that includes a seafood dinner and dancing on deck. Since the sail goes from sunset until the stars appear above the Indian Ocean, this Mombasa sailing trip is ideal for a romantic evening out, and the roomy dhow is an authentic taste of traditional culture on the Kenya coast.

Cruise aboard a magnificent wooden boat, feel as if you are stepping back in time. A Waiter in traditional garb greets you warmly and escorts you to a private table where you sip on a house cocktail made with vodka, lime, honey, sugar and crushed ice, or if you prefer, you may also order your favorite non-alcoholic beverage or the cocktail without the alcohol. As the dhow leaves the pier at around sunset, the setting could not be more delightful. The dhow sails around Tudor Creek where you enjoy breathtaking views of Old Town and Fort Jesus before arriving at a sheltered bay where the feast begins with an initiation of a live band playing! A four-course meal of mouth-watering edible delights is served, such as grilled lobster, fish, steak and much more!

It's a dolphin trip which makes it unique to swim with the dolphins. Snorkeling in one of the best Beached in the world as well the most protected Marine park in Kenya

Spend your evening on a romantic dhow cruise in the indian ocean.The dinner cruise commences at 6.30 pm, it begins with a welcome "Dawa" cocktail as the Dhow sails towards Fort Jesus. The twinkling lights of Mombasa and the starlit skies provide idyllic surroundings for a delicious seafood dinner meticulously prepared in Swahili style on the deck in front of the guests. The resident DJ on board offers a wide choice of dance music, from the latest hits to the golden oldies as the Dhow gently glides back to the Tamarind Jetty by 10.30 pm.