Voyager Beach Resort

Situated just seven kilometres north of Mombasa city centre, Voyager Beach Resort offers a prime location with easy access to a vast array of historical, sporting, and cultural attractions. This vibrant-themed resort is renowned for providing some of Africa's finest family entertainment and animation programs. Guests can indulge in unique themed journeys across the seven seas, culinary extravaganzas, and meticulously supervised children's activities, including excursions with Africa's most reputable and experienced children's safari club.

Accommodation at Voyager Beach Resort

Voyager Beach Resort boasts 233 spacious 'cabins,' with 83 offering stunning sea views and the rest overlooking the resort’s lush tropical gardens. Eight cabins are interconnected, perfect for families, and the resort also features three expansive Executive Suites. Each cabin includes a private balcony and is equipped with a telephone, air conditioning, and an electronic safe for your convenience.

What to do in Mombasa

Activities and Attractions in Mombasa:

Fort Jesus: Undoubtedly one of Mombasa's top tourist attractions.

Visit the Old Town: Immerse yourself in the history of Portuguese traders by exploring the Old Town of Mombasa.

Mombasa Tusks: One of the most famous and frequently visited monumental structures in Mombasa.

Swimming with Dolphins and Beach Visits: The north coast beaches, conveniently located near the airport and city, are perfect for swimming with dolphins and beach relaxation.

Nature Trails: Mombasa's islands are blessed with stunning flora and fauna. Besides the natural beauty along the beaches, tourists can spot monkeys, reptiles, and birds.

Dhow Cruises and Ferry Rides: Experience the Indian Ocean's uniquely designed luxury boats.

Mamba Village Centre: Visit one of Africa's largest crocodile farms and learn about Africa’s famous reptiles.

Mombasa Marine National Park: A must-visit attraction known for its high visitor numbers.

Shimba Hills National Reserve: Located near Mombasa, this reserve offers sightings of Africa’s renowned animals without straying far from the ocean shores.

Mombasa Go-Kart: An excellent entertainment and fun spot for children.

Bombolulu Cultural Centre and Workshop: Initially a project for the physically disabled, it features a cultural center and four workshops.

Ngomongo Village Park: If Bombolulu Cultural Centre’s exhibitions aren't enough, check out Ngomongo Village Park.

Arabuko-Sokoke National Forest: East Africa’s largest coastal forest, known for its incredible biodiversity, including rare bird species like Clarke’s weaver and the spotted ground thrush.

Nguuni Nature Sanctuary: Located near Nguuni Tatu Hills, this sanctuary is a haven for nature, wildlife, and birding enthusiasts.

Haller Park: A must-visit for nature lovers, offering a delightful experience.

Gede Ruins: Explore the ruins of this ancient town built during Arab rule in the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries.

Kipepeo Butterfly Project: Located near Gede Ruins, this facility allows local communities to breed unique butterfly species from the Arabuko-Sokoke Forest.

Theatre and Casinos: Enjoy the best local and international movies at cinema theatres and movie houses.

Sample Local Cuisine: Indulge in the diverse array of local food available at restaurants and hotels.

Visit Kilifi: An isolated resort on Kilifi Creek, now accessible by bridge, featuring the historical Mnarani Ruins, an early fourteenth-century Swahili settlement.

While there are many serene corners to find solitude, we highly recommend this destination for a joyous and unforgettable family experience.