*Royal Reserve Safari & Beach Club* located in Mombasa is the second largest town in Kenya, built on an island connected to the mainland by a causeway. It acts as the official gateway to the country by sea. The history of Mombasa dates more than 2,000 years, back when it used to be the center of trade communication between East Africa, Middle East and Far East countries. A dominating figure as you enter the old Mombasa harbor is the Fort Jesus, built by the Portuguese to signify their reign on the East African Coast. Today, it houses a museum which displays ancient artifacts of the coastal life. A modern port, Kilindini Harbor, is now for container and cruise ships. A significant landmark in Mombasa is the "Mombasa tusks" over the busy Moi Avenue, built in 1952 to mark the visit of Queen Elizabeth. Another common sight are the Swahili women dressed in bui-bui - a long black robe. It is a cosmopolitan town that boasts of a rich wealth of businesses and a tourists centre. Mombasa island is a mix of old and new architecture, with the old town characterized by narrow streets and passages. Most buildings have curved Arab doors, while others display ornately carved hanging balconies. The main town features modern architecture, and offers excellent shopping facilities and offices which include boutiques, salons, shops, supermarkets, curio shops, jewelry shops, travel agencies, and restaurants. The town also offers entertainment facilities such as night clubs and bars, cinemas and casinos. Transport and communication between Mombasa and other parts of Kenya and even the world is quite modern.

*RCI Affiliated* Featuring a finely appointed 1 bedroom, 1 bath suite that will accommodate 4 guests comfortably. Usage is annual in a floating, red season week. RTU in perpetuity. For more information or to make an offer, please submit the inquiry form.