Mombasa

[Onyx82]

Next year? So you have lot of time to change your plans, I thought that you needed urgent answers.

I don't know if restrictions are gone next year but corona at least is still there, or more of it since nobody gets vaccinated.

You can stay in Mwtapa two weeks and during that make a one night or two night trip to Diani, that is very common, on weekend there is more action. Less restrictions there. You can do even daily trip, some people do that also. Using matatu to go there is relatively simple, even taxi is not so expensive..

Yeah next year, I like to plan in advance and having something to look forward too.

I've booked a place at most locations but with the ability to cancel up to 1-2 days before.

Have you ever been at Villa Bavaria?

That's one of the 2 bookings I did in Mtwapa along with "Mombasa apartments".

Tried to stay pretty close to Postal road.

Yeah that weekend excursion with 1-2 nights in Diani is one of the things I'm thinking about especially on my bday.

Yeah I'm pretty flexible and can change if really needed, but also I can try to make the most of the situation.

Yeah heard that Luo girls are kinda crazy. And for me planning in Kisumu also is because I read some stuff from Neddy.

But yeah my reports will come in from the moment I have a free hand when I'm down there.

And thanks again, your experienced advice is most welcome.

[Leblon]

Thanks for the advice and of course I will be writing reports when I go.

And the reason that I haven't written any reports about Thailand is that I didn't even know about this forum when I was there and it feels quite silly to write reports years past.

I have some sense now about how / where I'm going to Kenya now.

Going to start with 6 nights in Nairobi then take the train down to Mombasa and then stay in Mtwapa for de first 2 weeks or so then go down to Cowrie in Bamburi and from there I got interested in going to Kisumu and then back to Nairobi.

Going to stay around 7-8 weeks and ATM I've fixed everything except the visa and plane tickets.

Oh and about restrictions so my hope is that it will be gone when I go next year.

Next year? So you have lot of time to change your plans, I thought that you needed urgent answers.

I don't know if restrictions are gone next year but corona at least is still there, or more of it since nobody gets vaccinated.

You can stay in Mwtapa two weeks and during that make a one night or two night trip to Diani, that is very common, on weekend there is more action. Less restrictions there. You can do even daily trip, some people do that also. Using matatu to go there is relatively simple, even taxi is not so expensive.

Many people like Mwtapa town, then again many people don't. I started to stay there during corona time, and I started to like it. But if there would be no restrictions I would maybe stay again in Bamburi beach and visit Mwtapa just by evening / night to pick a girl.

I don't know so much about Kisumu except many (most?) of my girls are coming from there, luo ladies, tall and slim.

Better keep your plans flexible in case you don't like some place. It is more expensive of course if you haven't paid everything beforehand. And little bit stressful.

[Onyx82]

Diani is easiest place for somebody who has not been in Mombasa / Kenya / Africa, in my humble opinion.

And there are no restrictions for night life, or at least police is not as hard there like in for example Mwtapa.

I like to visit there for a weekend, then I get bored because it is quite small place after all, always same people everywhere.

You can go there first and then move to Nyali, and then visit Mwtapa.

If you really travel to Kenya, you could write some kind of report of your experiments. You haven't written any reports of Thailand for example, just questions about your possible travel destinations.

Thanks for the advice and of course I will be writing reports when I go.

And the reason that I haven't written any reports about Thailand is that I didn't even know about this forum when I was there and it feels quite silly to write reports years past.

I have some sense now about how / where I'm going to Kenya now.

Going to start with 6 nights in Nairobi then take the train down to Mombasa and then stay in Mtwapa for de first 2 weeks or so then go down to Cowrie in Bamburi and from there I got interested in going to Kisumu and then back to Nairobi.

Going to stay around 7-8 weeks and ATM I've fixed everything except the visa and plane tickets.

Oh and about restrictions so my hope is that it will be gone when I go next year.

[Leblon]

No-one have any tip?

Would be much appreciated.

Diani is easiest place for somebody who has not been in Mombasa / Kenya / Africa, in my humble opinion.

And there are no restrictions for night life, or at least police is not as hard there like in for example Mwtapa.

I like to visit there for a weekend, then I get bored because it is quite small place after all, always same people everywhere.

You can go there first and then move to Nyali, and then visit Mwtapa.

If you really travel to Kenya, you could write some kind of report of your experiments. You haven't written any reports of Thailand for example, just questions about your possible travel destinations.

[Onyx82]

No-one have any tip?

Would be much appreciated.

Hello fellow mongers!

I've been planning / thinking about my trip next year when I turn 40.

My first plan was to visit Rio but that has changed to Kenya instead since better prices, less fly time and I've been really urging to try some of the African ladies.

So my plan is to travel around 1 week after the election (hopefully it will be calm) and to stay 1 month or a little bit more.

Plan like 4-6 days first in Nairobi then 2 weeks in Mombasa and then back to Nairobi for a last week or so.

I've read threw the forums a bit and realized that Mtwapa maybe shouldn't be a area to have your base in Mombasa area.

So from what I've read there is a few options:

Bamburi..

[Albert9989]

http://www.internationalsexguide.nl/...078&viewfull=1#post2603078.

Hi Albert, two days ago you have written no PCR Test is required in case of vaccination for entry.

Right, that's why I wanted to come back on my post to mention it.

[SceticoBlu]

http://www.internationalsexguide.nl/...078&viewfull=1#post2603078.

Hi Albert, two days ago you have written no PCR Test is required in case of vaccination for entry.

[Albert9989]

I entered Kenya in last mid August and left early September.

With full vaccination it was ok for entry, provided you have done the visa online, and the qrcode as required.

For exit, I was asked for PCR test by a security guy before entry to airport, but when I just say full vaccination, it authorized me for entry.

Then inside each control asked for PCR test and I just say again vaccinated and was ok. One of the inside controls ask to see the proof of vaccination and I showed my French application showing a qrcode saying 2 D, meaning 2 doses I guess. And was also ok.

Small detail that I forget: PCR test less than 96 h was requested for entry by Kenya, but no test needed for exit and entry in France if fully vaccinated.

Sorry.

[Member #4740]

Unfortunately nowadays internet via Telkom sim-card is sometimes terribly slow

Slow? I would called it hell, only from 2 Am to the morning is fast. You want quality products? Book a flight out of Kenya.

You want cheap pussy? Eat this shit and don't talk.

Now you want to stay forever? No problem extend your visa for more 3 month at the immigration. You want more months? Well no need to fly out of Kenya just go to the owner of the German bakery he know agents give your passport as they send it to the airport immigration they will stamp it as it look like you left Kenya and came back. This is cheaper option then resident visa everyone in the Wellfit Bakery know that.

When I took a taxi to the airport leaving Mombasa I saw the police in the entrance of the airport shouting to the driver "Gift" the driver told me if he refuse they will raid on his car looking for any deficiencies.

Also one of the police in the airport open my bag desperately looking for nylon bags, even the smallest one. I enjoyed the process when he find shit. Greeting from Colombia.

[Member #4740]

Somewhere else it was written on entering Kenya a PCR test is not required in case of full vaccination. Maybe this is also true for leaving Kenya, but I am not sure.

BTW no one on the airport controlled my PCR test when I left Kenya this March.

Yes its true, the purpose of the PCR is not to exit Kenya is for entering you next destination, this is enforce in Kenya when check inn.

So at Nairobi airport my next destination was Dubai when they do not care if I vacasineted or not all the wanted is my PCR test which I had to show twice, one in Nairobi when boarding and when I landed. In my cases since Nairobi considered as high risk we had to do another test in Dubi airport in a fully automated machine and no need to wait to the results.

Now, if you go to Europe I think no PCR need to exit Kenya if you hold European passport. If you are Kenyan I bet you must do it. All this risk assessment is based on what passport you have and not where you came from.

NIO.

[Albert9989]

Better go and take the result yourself. They are open 24 h. The result is ready on the next day. I stopped at Mombasa Hospital on my way to the airport and so avoided going to town a second extra time.

Somewhere else it was written on entering Kenya a PCR test is not required in case of full vaccination. Maybe this is also true for leaving Kenya, but I am not sure.

BTW no one on the airport controlled my PCR test when I left Kenya this March.

I entered Kenya in last mid August and left early September.

With full vaccination it was ok for entry, provided you have done the visa online, and the qrcode as required.

For exit, I was asked for PCR test by a security guy before entry to airport, but when I just say full vaccination, it authorized me for entry.

Then inside each control asked for PCR test and I just say again vaccinated and was ok. One of the inside controls ask to see the proof of vaccination and I showed my French application showing a qrcode saying 2 D, meaning 2 doses I guess. And was also ok.

[SceticoBlu]

PCR test before you departure you go to Mombasa hospital, The process is manual and frustrating to get the resoults by mail you need to handwright your mail and hope they not forget to send it. No automation here as all the proccess is manual on papers.

Better go and take the result yourself. They are open 24 h. The result is ready on the next day. I stopped at Mombasa Hospital on my way to the airport and so avoided going to town a second extra time.

Somewhere else it was written on entering Kenya a PCR test is not required in case of full vaccination. Maybe this is also true for leaving Kenya, but I am not sure.

BTW no one on the airport controlled my PCR test when I left Kenya this March.

[Zimzam]

Unfortunately nowadays internet via Telkom sim-card is sometimes terribly slow and coverage is not available everywhere, especially at some beach areas.

I think the slow internet is the case when many people are using Telkom at the same time. Sometimes I have to switch over to Safaricom, which performs better, but is more expensive.

[Member #4740]

For internet you can buy data bundle from Safaricom. 5 GB = 1000 KSh. / 10 GB = 2000 KSh..

I bought the Telcom Unlimited internet for 4 K bob. Its a monthly bundle and the phone number never expired. The location is https://g.page/KEN-COMPS-MTWAPA?share.

No limit on usage.

[Taurus1]

My first report which was posted last month was a kind of negative impression as it was refered to my first week of the month. So what was change in the following 3 weeks?

1. Its turned out that my appartment become to hell from various reasons. I was staying at "Mtwapa palm estate". First the non stop nois comming from "Marry Villa" this two buliding nearly touch each other and the TV nois from the african was non stop all night. WIfi was terrible too altough the owner claim he was renovated.

2. I moved to one of the israelies building in the Ally oposite the Wellfit Bakery. The guy wanted 3500 bob per day but after he saw he will not get it he reduce the fee to 2000 bob for the appartment in the last floor. (they also have rooms too for 2 k). The name of the place was "Romi Villa" the owner is Israel from Yemen origin. You can fuck all the girls in this hotell. You need to understand this is mostly long term rentals for local girls witout any cleaning services, and utilites not included or furnitures. So the local girls that live there including cleaners etc will fuck milion percent. This hotel have more upscale rooms / appartment for tourist and fast WIFI with nearly no noise. Its located in the far end of the ally. Consruction noise in Mtwapa can kill you its a non stop pain.

3. Girls-The best place to get girls is the area around Wellfit Bakery but after a short learnig curves we got contact from the israelies. We call it "recommanded girls" which means good looking with NO Drama. So you need to become friends with them the will give you the numbers. Price is around 1 K all night. You need to remember that this girls was hunted in deep waters from villiges some have been suported by "boyfriends" some not. Some are sex bombs with no kids but bedore I got this contacts I had no access to this girls.

4. Mtwapa is best fitted for those who who ignore the pain of the constant noise, the police, the pot holes, the dissess. The imposible slow wifi etc and focus only about fucking in the lower posiible fee for the longer possible time.

5. if you sick there get the fuck out, the midicine some are fake. For example the the Benzathine Penicillin is fake its sold for 100 bob in hospitals. Including Mombasa hospital.

6. Uber is no longer working there. You can see two taxies in the App but its not working.

7. Tourist police is located withing Mtwapa police they are Ok.

8. PCR test before you departure you go to Mombasa hospital, The process is manual and frustrating to get the resoults by mail you need to handwright your mail and hope they not forget to send it. No automation here as all the proccess is manual on papers. My flight to Dubai was from Nairobi so I had to show a QR code Kenya health in Nairobi airport even when I took a flight from Mombasa.

9. After a month I left to Dubai and from there to Bogota Colombia.

Good Luck.

For internet you can buy data bundle from Safaricom. 5 GB = 1000 KSh. / 10 GB = 2000 KSh. Very reliable everywhere. Sim-Card is 100 KSh.

Go to the shop, they install

It for you. There is a complication as you have to convert the phone air time into data air time. I give them a small tip of max. 100 KSh.