Cheap Flights to Mombasa (MBA)
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dealchecker’s guide to Mombasa
A hub for mercantile activities for more than 800 years, Mombasa is still a thriving port and its coastal position gives it a very different flavour to Kenya's other cities. The influence of various ruling invaders has resulted in diverse areas and buildings which are sure to excite new travellers who have booked cheap Mombasa hotels in anticipation of their visit.
Flights To Mombasa
Mombasa flights should take Brits a little over ten hours. Cheap flights to Mombasa land at Moi International Airport, which is Kenya's second busiest hub, and a 25 minute journey to the city itself is to be expected after Mombasa flights. A lack of public transport connecting the airport to the city means that a taxi is the main option.
Getting Around Mombasa
Because of Mombasa's fairly limited transport system there are two main options for visitors. The first involves seeking Mombasa car hire companies to rent a vehicle from and the second is using taxis as necessary. These options should help you carry out your plans after a flight to Mombasa.
What To See In Mombasa
Mombasa's Fort Jesus is a very interesting sight, with rooms that hark back to the dark days when slavery was rife. Exhibits showcase artefacts and facilities that were in use during the 1500s. The Bombolulu Workshops are a great place to visit if you want to pick up locally manufactured souvenirs, and the Mombasa Tusks, created to commemorate a visit by the Queen in the early 1950s, still stand proud in the city centre to this day.