Wild Waters Mombasa in Nyali, Mombasa: Tickets, Hours and Family Guide
Water parks and pools in Nyali, Mombasa
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Wild Waters in Nyali is Kenya's largest waterpark with 15 slides, a lazy river and toddler splash zones. Day passes are KES 1,800 for resident sliders and KES 400 for non-sliders (under 2 free), open Tuesday to Sunday 10am-6pm. Plan a full day.
What is Wild Waters Mombasa?
Wild Waters on Links Road, Nyali is Kenya's biggest waterpark: 15 slides (from the dark Midnight Cascade to family multilane racers), a lazy river, kids' pool and Tiny Tots Island for the smallest swimmers.
Day passes: resident sliders KES 1,800, non-resident sliders KES 2,000 (everyone over 2), non-sliders/spectators KES 400 ? under-2s free. Open Tuesday to Sunday 10am-6pm; Mondays only during school holidays and public holidays. Lockers KES 200 (+500 refundable deposit). Book online or call/WhatsApp 0726 337 000.
Wild Waters has been the coast's family waterpark benchmark for years ? 15 slides plus Kenya's only lazy river of its size, with school packages and event hosting for up to 4,000 guests making it Mombasa's default birthday and team-building venue.
Wild Waters Mombasa ticket prices 2026
| Visitor type | Adult | Child (Everyone over 2 pays the slider rate) | Under 2 free |
|---|---|---|---|
| Kenya / East African resident | KES 1,800 | KES 1,800 | Free |
| Non-resident | KES 2,000 | KES 2,000 | Free |
Resident slider KES 1,800; non-resident slider KES 2,000; non-slider/spectator KES 400; under 2 free. Membership: KES 2,000/month (Sundays) or 2,500 (Sat+Sun). School package KES 1,200/child (1,500 with meal). No late-arrival discounts.
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💡 Money-saving tips for families
- Spectators pay just KES 400 Grandparents can watch cheaply
- Monthly membership KES 2,000/month for Sunday access beats repeat day passes
- School package KES 1,200 per child ? teachers should call ahead
Is it right for your child's age?
| Age group | Verdict | What to expect |
|---|---|---|
| 0-2 years | Good | Free under 2; Tiny Tots with a parent |
| 3-5 years | Great | Kids' pool and tiny slides |
| 6-9 years | Great | Family slides and lazy river |
| 10-12 years | Great | The big slides open up |
| 13+ years | Great | Midnight Cascade and Harakiri |
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Key details
- Address
- Links Road, Nyali, Mombasa, Mombasa
- Opening hours
- Tue-Sun 10am to 6pm (Mondays only in school holidays/public holidays) Closed now
- How long to plan
- Full day (4-6 hours)
- Suitable ages
- All ages (over 2 pays full rate)
- Setting
- Outdoor
- Booking
- Walk-in or online booking
- Payment accepted
- M-Pesa
- Card
- Phone
- 0726 337 000
What to expect when you visit
Buy a day pass online or at the gate ? KES 1,800 resident slider, KES 400 spectator; everyone over 2 pays.
Rent a locker (KES 200 + KES 500 refundable deposit), change, and hit the slides ? trained attendants staff every ride.
Little ones get Tiny Tots Island and the kids' pool; the food court and Papillon Bar handle lunch.
What if...?
The questions every parent asks before booking. Tap to expand.
Do toddlers pay?
Under-2s are free; everyone over 2 pays the slider rate.
Can parents just watch?
Yes ? the KES 400 non-slider ticket covers spectators.
Is it open Mondays?
Only during school holidays and public holidays ? otherwise Tuesday to Sunday.
Family essentials
- Toddler suitability
- Great for toddlers
- Minimum age
- No minimum age
- Facilities
- Toilets
- Baby changing
- Cafe or food on site
- First aid
- Gift shop
- Access and parking
- Free parking
- Public transport nearby
- Safety notes
Everyone over 2 pays; lifeguards/attendants throughout; supervise toddlers even in shallow zones; closed most Mondays.
Tickets and costs
- Free entry rules
- Under 2s free
- Extra costs (activities, rentals, food)
Lockers KES 200 (+500 deposit); towels at boutique; food court
Plan your visit
- Best time to visit
- Arrive at 10am opening on weekdays
- Busiest times
- Weekends, public holidays and school-holiday Mondays
- How to get there
Links Road, Nyali ? matatu from Town, Lights or City Mall stages
- By car
- ~6 km, 15 min from Mombasa town via Nyali Bridge
- Uber / Bolt estimate
- KES 250-500 one way from Nyali
- Public transport
Nyali-bound matatu from Town/Lights/City Mall; ask for Wild Waters
- Combine with
Mamba Village (next door); Nyali Beach; Fort Jesus
- What to bring
Swimwear, towels, sunscreen, change of clothes, waterproof phone pouch
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Toddler to extreme
Shallow zone for small kids
Trained staff throughout
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Resident family of 4 estimate: ~KES 7,600 (3 sliders + 1 spectator) + food
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Frequently asked questions
- How much does it cost to visit Wild Waters Mombasa?
- Kenya and East African resident adults pay KES 1,800 and resident children (ages Everyone over 2 pays the slider rate) pay KES 1,800. Non-resident adults pay KES 2,000 and non-resident children pay KES 2,000. Children under 2 free enter free. Resident slider KES 1,800; non-resident slider KES 2,000; non-slider/spectator KES 400; under 2 free. Membership: KES 2,000/month (Sundays) or 2,500 (Sat+Sun). School package KES 1,200/child (1,500 with meal). No late-arrival discounts. Prices checked 22 Oct 2026.
- What are the Wild Waters Mombasa opening hours?
- Tue-Sun 10am to 6pm (Mondays only in school holidays/public holidays). Busiest: Weekends, public holidays and school-holiday Mondays.
- Is Wild Waters Mombasa suitable for toddlers and young children?
- Yes. Wild Waters Mombasa is great for toddlers. Minimum age: No minimum age. Baby changing facilities are available. Everyone over 2 pays; lifeguards/attendants throughout; supervise toddlers even in shallow zones; closed most Mondays.
- How long do you need at Wild Waters Mombasa?
- Plan for Full day (4-6 hours).
- What payment methods does Wild Waters Mombasa accept?
- Wild Waters Mombasa accepts M-Pesa, Card. It does not accept cash.
- Is Wild Waters Mombasa accessible, and is there parking?
- Access and parking: Free parking, Public transport nearby.
- What is the best time to visit Wild Waters Mombasa?
- Arrive at 10am opening on weekdays. It is busiest Weekends, public holidays and school-holiday Mondays.
- How do you get to Wild Waters Mombasa?
- ~6 km, 15 min from Mombasa town via Nyali Bridge. Ride-hailing: KES 250-500 one way from Nyali. Public transport: Nyali-bound matatu from Town/Lights/City Mall; ask for Wild Waters Links Road, Nyali ? matatu from Town, Lights or City Mall stages
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