What are the Mnarani Beach Club opening hours?

24h (residents); day pass 9am – 6pm. Busiest: Weekends and December holidays.

How long do you need at Mnarani Beach Club?

Plan for Half a day or an overnight stay.

What is the best time to visit Mnarani Beach Club?

Mornings and late afternoons. It is busiest Weekends and December holidays.

How do you get to Mnarani Beach Club?

About 1.5 hours from Mombasa via the B8 and Kilifi Bridge. Ride-hailing: Taxi from Kilifi town; the resort is a short drive past Mnarani. Public transport: Matatu to Kilifi, then a tuk-tuk On the northern bank of Kilifi Creek at Mnarani, across the Kilifi Bridge from the town.

Mnarani Beach Club in Mnarani, North Bank Of Kilifi Creek, Kilifi: Hours, Facilities and Family Guide

Parks, beaches and nature in Mnarani, North Bank Of Kilifi Creek, Kilifi

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A clifftop resort above Kilifi Creek with 40 acres of gardens, a private beach, pool, spa and watersports, about 60km north of Mombasa.

📍 Location

Mnarani Beach Club, Mnarani, Kilifi, Kilifi County, Mnarani, North Bank Of Kilifi Creek, Kilifi

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What is Mnarani Beach Club?

Mnarani Beach Club is set in about 40 acres of landscaped gardens on the cliffs above Kilifi Creek, with steps down to a private beach. It has 76 rooms, a restaurant, an outdoor pool and a spa.

Families use the pool and the sheltered creek beach, and the club offers watersports and free bikes. It is a long-established coastal resort, so the pace is slow and the grounds are the main attraction for children.

💡 Money-saving tips for families

Access Confirm day-visitor access and any minimum spend | Watersports

Is it right for your child's age?

Age group	Verdict	What to expect
0-2 years	Okay	Gardens and pool with an adult \| 3-5 years

Key details

Address: Mnarani Beach Club, Mnarani, Kilifi, Kilifi County, Kilifi
Opening hours: 24h (residents); day pass 9am – 6pm
How long to plan: Half a day or an overnight stay
Suitable ages: All ages
Phone: +254 20 8070501

What to expect when you visit

Come for the gardens, pool and creek beach rather than a schedule of activities. The beach is reached by steps down the cliff, which is slow with small children and pushchairs.

Ask about day access and watersports prices at reception before you commit.

Family essentials

Facilities

Toilets

Safety notes

The creek beach shelves into water and the tide moves quickly; life jackets for watersports and close supervision for young children.

Tickets and costs

Ticket notes: Room, spa and watersports rates are not confirmed here.
Free entry rules: No
Extra costs (activities, rentals, food): Spa treatments, watersports, bike hire

Plan your visit

Best time to visit: Mornings and late afternoons
Busiest times: Weekends and December holidays
How to get there: On the northern bank of Kilifi Creek at Mnarani, across the Kilifi Bridge from the town.
By car: About 1.5 hours from Mombasa via the B8 and Kilifi Bridge
Uber / Bolt estimate: Taxi from Kilifi town; the resort is a short drive past Mnarani
Public transport: Matatu to Kilifi, then a tuk-tuk
Combine with: Kilifi Creek | Kilifi Bay Beach Resort
What to bring: Swimwear | Towels | Sunscreen | Cash or card

What to pack

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Family day bag checklist

Swimwear Towels Sunscreen Cash or card

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Frequently asked questions

What are the Mnarani Beach Club opening hours?: 24h (residents); day pass 9am – 6pm. Busiest: Weekends and December holidays.
How long do you need at Mnarani Beach Club?: Plan for Half a day or an overnight stay.
What is the best time to visit Mnarani Beach Club?: Mornings and late afternoons. It is busiest Weekends and December holidays.
How do you get to Mnarani Beach Club?: About 1.5 hours from Mombasa via the B8 and Kilifi Bridge. Ride-hailing: Taxi from Kilifi town; the resort is a short drive past Mnarani. Public transport: Matatu to Kilifi, then a tuk-tuk On the northern bank of Kilifi Creek at Mnarani, across the Kilifi Bridge from the town.