Mombasa city tour by tuktuk

This is the best tour that you will get to visit historical sites on the island of Mombasa learning the history of the Swahili people on the Kenyan coast together with the Mijikenda tribe which comprises of 9other subtribes.
You will get to learn about the Indian Ocean trade in which locals traded with different people around the world for spice, gold and silver, giving back in return ivory, and other animal parts

Itinerary
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Stop At: Fort Jesus Museum, Ndia Kuu, Mombasa 00200 Kenya

Fort jesus is an historical fortress built by Portuguese on 15 century to guard and protect the indian ocean trade together with the old port of Mombasa. Here you will get to learn about the history and culture of the swahili civilisation as well as influences left by the traders who came from different parts of the world on the coastvof Kenya.

Duration: 50 minutes

Pass By: Old Town, Near Ndia Kuu Road, Mombasa 00200 Kenya

An history town which has been existing since the 9th century with alot of influences from the Arabs, Portuguese, British and the Indians. This is one of the many arabic settlements on the Kenyan coast which flourished from the 13th century.

Stop At: Marikiti Shop, 84HJ+9FM, Mtito Andei, Kenya

Marikiti is a spice market built during the first world war by the British(1914-1918). Its local market where local buy there different sorts of Spices, tea and coffee as well as fruits and vegetables.
Guest will get to interact with local vendors negotiating the prices of what they are interested in buying either for their personal use or souvenirs or gift to their relatives or friends.

Duration: 10 minutes

Pass By: Mombasa Tusks, Moi avenue, Mombasa 80100 Kenya

Here is to commemorate the last steps of Queen Elizabeth when she was in Kenya in 1952 and when she was also pronounced as the Queen of England by the steel built elephant tusks.
The tusks are also to mark the gateway to the city of Mombasa. Opposite tusks you will also get a chance to visit a public garden where local spend their free time relaxing their mind in the garden.

Stop At: Shree Cutch Satsang Swaminarayan Temple, Haile Selassie Avenue Box 81117, Mombasa 80100 Kenya

An Indian temple built on the 18th century by the Indian community who came for trade and for the construction of the railway line connecting Mombasa with Uganda. You will learn here about the Indians and Hinduism in Kenya.

Duration: 15 minutes