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Mamba Village in Nyali, Nyali, Mombasa: Tickets, Hours and Family Guide

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Mamba Village

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Mamba Village is a classic Mombasa crocodile farm where kids can watch feeding sessions and enjoy the playground. Expect a 1–2 hour visit; the restaurant is a convenient lunch stop.

📍 Location
Links Road, Nyali, Mombasa, Nyali, Nyali, Mombasa, Mombasa

What is Mamba Village?

Mamba Village is East Africa’s largest crocodile farm, with daily feeding sessions, a restaurant, horse riding, playground and kids’ activities; it is a classic Mombasa family outing.

Crocodile conservation and education

Family cost snapshot: KES 1,100 for 2 resident adults + 2 resident children + parkingResident adults KES 350 each. Resident children (3–12 years) KES 200 each. Under 3: free. Non-resident families pay KES 2,400 for the same group (800 × 2 adults + 400 × 2 children). Food, activities and rentals are extra.

Mamba Village ticket prices 2026

Visitor typeAdultChild (3–12 years)Under 3
Kenya / East African residentKES 350KES 200Free
Non-residentKES 800KES 400Free

KES. Citizen adult KES 350, child KES 200; non-resident adult KES 800, child KES 400. Horse riding and crocodile photos extra.

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💡 Money-saving tips for families

  • Feeding Time Arrive around 4:30pm for the main feeding.
  • Horse Riding Cheap at KES 100.

Is it right for your child's age?

Age groupVerdictWhat to expect
0–2 years Gardens Safe with supervision.
3–5 years Playground Supervised fun.
6–9 years Crocodile feeding Exciting but keep distance.
10–12 years Horse riding Supervised rides.
13+ years Full visit All attractions.

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15:00
Arrive and exploreSee crocodiles and tortoises.
16:00
PlaygroundKids burn energy.
16:45
Crocodile feedingMain feeding session.
17:30
SnackRestaurant or café.
18:00
Depart.

Key details

Address
Links Road, Nyali, Mombasa, Nyali, Mombasa
Opening hours
Daily 9:00am–6:00pm (crocodile feeding around 4:30pm–5pm) Closed now
How long to plan
1–2 hours
Suitable ages
All ages
Setting
Outdoor crocodile farm and gardens
Booking
Walk-in
Payment accepted
  • Cash, M-Pesa

What to expect when you visit

Crocodile feeding, horse riding, playground, restaurant, tortoises

What if...?

The questions every parent asks before booking. Tap to expand.

What time is crocodile feeding?

Usually around 4:30pm–5pm; confirm at the gate.

Is horse riding suitable for children?

Yes, supervised hand-led rides are available.

Family essentials

Suitable age bands
  • 0–2 years
  • 3–5 years
  • 6–9 years
  • 10–12 years
  • 13+ years
Toddler suitability
Yes, with supervision
Minimum age
None
Facilities
  • Restaurant, playground, toilets, parking
Access and parking
  • Road access; matatu
Safety notes

Fenced crocodile enclosures; supervised activities

Tickets and costs

Parking
Free
Free entry rules
No
Extra costs (activities, rentals, food)

Horse riding KES 100; crocodile photo KES 100; kids’ games KES 100–250

Plan your visit

How to get there

Located on Links Road, Nyali.

By car
Drive along Links Road; parking on site
Uber / Bolt estimate
Bolt/Uber available
Public transport

Matatu to Nyali, short walk

Combine with
  • Haller Park — nearby wildlife park
  • Nyali Beach — public beach
What to bring
  • Sun hat
  • Water
  • Insect repellent
  • Camera

Accessibility deep dive

Here is what to expect on the ground.

♿ Limited

Some gravel paths; restaurant accessible.

🚻 Toilets available.

🅿️ Free parking.

Combine your visit

Plan the perfect day

1
Crocodile feeding Dramatic Main attraction.
2
Horse riding Kids’ favourite KES 100 per ride.
3
Playground Energy burner Supervised.

A reliable, old-school family attraction with crocodiles, horses and a playground.

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Frequently asked questions

How much does it cost to visit Mamba Village?
Kenya and East African resident adults pay KES 350 and resident children (ages 3–12 years) pay KES 200. Non-resident adults pay KES 800 and non-resident children pay KES 400. Children under 3 enter free. KES. Citizen adult KES 350, child KES 200; non-resident adult KES 800, child KES 400. Horse riding and crocodile photos extra.
What are the Mamba Village opening hours?
Daily 9:00am–6:00pm (crocodile feeding around 4:30pm–5pm).
Is Mamba Village suitable for toddlers and young children?
Minimum age: None. Fenced crocodile enclosures; supervised activities
How long do you need at Mamba Village?
Plan for 1–2 hours.
What payment methods does Mamba Village accept?
Mamba Village accepts Cash, M-Pesa. It does not accept cash.
Is Mamba Village accessible, and is there parking?
Access and parking: Road access; matatu.
How do you get to Mamba Village?
Drive along Links Road; parking on site. Ride-hailing: Bolt/Uber available. Public transport: Matatu to Nyali, short walk Located on Links Road, Nyali.

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