I wasn´t really sure if I want to visit the Haller park. I was expecting kind of ZOO of which I have already seen plenty but my friend kept on telling me how they used visit it when he was a child growing in Mombasa so we decided to go. And I am glad we did. The park itself is nice, the animals are interesting and the giraffes, hippos and crocodiles feeding is an experience one never forget. I wouldn´t travel far for it but once in Mombasa it is definitely worth a visit.

As other people have mentioned, great project but the initial enthusiasm seems to have fizzled out. Three hippos, few ageing crocodiles, Butterflies, cute giant Tortoises and the six ( that we saw ) Giraffes in the part of the park we were allowed to see. Lots of Monkeys around the park.There is so much potential for it to be a great attraction, unless you have young children, give it a miss. The staff were friendly but lacking in giving thorough advice ( Apart from one who spent some time with us informing us about the Crocodiles and some history of the park. There are now refreshment facilities and there is NO WIFI so may struggle to order a cab. We used a Tuk-Tuk to get back who charged the same as a cab.

Our visit to Haller Park in Bamburi, Mombasa was an unforgettable experience! The park is a perfect blend of nature and conservation, offering a peaceful escape filled with incredible sights. We enjoyed the guided tour, which was both informative and engaging, as we learned about the park's transformation from a quarry to a thriving ecological sanctuary. The highlights of our visit included seeing the majestic giraffes up close, the fascinating crocodiles, and the serene fishponds. The lush greenery and well-maintained trails made it a pleasure to explore, and the wildlife interactions were truly special. Haller Park is a must-visit for anyone in Mombasa looking for a mix of education, adventure, and relaxation. It’s an experience we’ll cherish for a long time!