Mombasa is a melting pot of people, languages ​​and cultures from all sides of the Indian Ocean, and eagerly awaits the return of tourists who have stopped visiting the Kenyan coast - especially due to the feeling of insecurity, but also to competition from the islands of Tanzania. The picturesque island city can be described as a great fusion of influences from India, the Middle East and Africa.

East Africa's largest and most cosmopolitan port both attracts and repels visitors. Most of them end up leaving aside the peculiar attractions of Kenya's second largest city and head straight for the best beaches and resorts, which are 30 km south of downtown Mombasa. The jewel is Diani Beach, a true oasis for those who want to isolate themselves from the attractions and trials of Mombasa.