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The coastal town of Mombasa is located on Mombasa Island, which is separated from the mainland by two creeks; Tudor Creek and Kilinndini Harbour. In the north, the island is connected to the mainland by the Nyali Bridge which leads the Nyali beach, to the south by the Likoni Ferry which leads to Diani Beach, and to the west by the Makupa Causeway, alongside which runs the Uganda Railway. Mombasa city is served by Moi International Airport, and serves both Kenya and the countries of the interior, linking them to the Indian Ocean.
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Mombasa Old Town: Situated in the southeastern side of Mombasa Island, the Mombasa Old Town is home to both Swahili, Arab, Asian, Portuguese and British settlers. The Old Town is composed of narrow streets which overhung by filigree timber balconies and houses with intricately carved wooden doors, a symbol status for the merchant residents that commissioned them alongside the recent colonial styles of architecture. Read More
Fort Jesus: The fort is set at the entrance of the Old Town harbor, and it is one of the several sites that give you great insight into the rich history of Mombasa that has transformed the city into its current day status.
This fort was constructed by the Portuguese in 1593, strategically positions overlooking the Mombasa port and is said to be the cause of many battles for power and control over the Kenyan coast. Read More
