Situated in the heart of the unmarked Nyali area in Mombasa, Nyali Cinemax is a modern entertainment complex with world class facilities and outlets including two international standard` cinema auditoriums, Bollywood Bites: an authentic Indian vegetarian restaurant, the Scopion sports ‘n’ spirits Bar & Grill, a sports bar serving a range of Lebanese and continental cuisine, along with three giant TV screens, the Brunswick bowling alley, Café Moichaa, Roberto’s Pizzeria, techno Cyber Café, South Credit Bank and Western Union.
This ultra modern Cinemax offers state of the art viewing with a fully air- conditioned and surround sound screens. It is designed similar to North American cinemas and plays the latest box office releases.

The only THX certified cinema in Africa, Nyali Cinemax offers State- of –the Art Projectors and Sound Systems: DOLBY Digital, DTS,
Surround EX, two fully air- conditioned auditoriums but of course with a strict no smoking policy.

The Stadium Style seating is designed in such a way so as to provide the best view from all seats. There are 644 extremely comfortable European designed seats including 40 love seats, Fully carpeted aisles and stairs with special strip lights for easy seat location, Mega large screens (minimum 14.8m * 8.9m) for the best optimal impact, Candy- Bar, Chaat Corner'& Magic Corn Parlor.

Sure mombasa is full of ethnic diversity,overflowing with culture,packed full of historical sites,and lets not forget the wildlife.But what's the real reason you're here..the beautiful serene golden beaches.and Mombasa has plenty of those too.dont be confined to the sands of the cottage where you're staying,lets go have a taste of all the beaches out there.

“Old Town” is the part of Mombasa that is reminiscent of the days when the Arabs exerted a heavy influence on the town and its culture, and especially in the architecture and language (Kiswahili has a lot of phrases derived from various Arabic dialects). It is well known for its ancient buildings, extravagant art designs and curio shops that sell antique and popular Kenyan souvenirs. Old Town is best seen when explored by foot with an experienced guide, as the streets are too narrow to accommodate a large number of vehicles. The town’s inhabitants are mostly of Arab origin who’s forefathers once roamed the same streets of the town. Fort Jesus is located just a few steps away from where the town “starts”, thus a complete tour of the fort and the “Old Town” can be done in a single day.

Fort Jesus is Mombasa’s most popular tourist attraction. The fort, located along the coastline near the Old Town, is a monumental piece of architecture that was built in the 16th century by the Portuguese. The fort has a museum that displays various artifacts from the era where Mombasa served as a transit point for the slave trade and commodities, and which enjoyed regular visits by seafarers and the like. Its interior comprises of torture rooms and prison cells where slaves were kept in captivity before being traded. Weapons such as canons, which were used to defend the fort from invading foreigners as well as rioting locals, can be seen both inside and outside of the fort. The fort opens its gates for viewing in the morning and closes at dusk.

You say where you wana go,what you wana see or what you wana do,and i comply.no limits.

theres nothing like experiencing the night life of a city,and mombasa is no exception.the place feels totally different than it is at daytime.its something which cant be told but only experienced.

experience mombasa as it truly is.forget the museums,snake parks,cultural monuments.forget the minivans of tour companies.take to the streets as a commoner,taste the local delicacies,travel by matatu the way the locals travel.just for a day be in the shoes of a local and experience a part of mombasa no tour company can ever make you experience.

the spirit and essence of mombasa.go with the flow.no planning,no plotting,just let's get lost in mombasa!