Mombasa

OK, I've been here a week's time now and here are my experience so far.

In general the whole area is very quiet. It seems like the elections is having a deep impact on everything tourist and combined with the low season, it's almost ghostly at times.

The only two places that is happening in the weekdays seems to be Casuarina and Safari Inn. Plenty of girls and only a handfull of wazungu.

The weekends is a whole different story. All the regular places like Sheba, The Lounge etc got some really good action going on.

My favourite experience so far was Hypnotica on Saturday. Not really a monger place, this is more like a nightclub with an international standard, and is supposedly the best club in town.

The hottest chicks I've seen so far! Not many wazungu, this is where the cool locals go to party. Not the place for slippers and dirty t-shirts. But if you put on a nice outfit and.

Don't mind spending some cash on drinks and shisa, you can make a lot of new friends here and have a really good time. The atmosphere was really welcoming, plenty of small groups of girls looking for a good time.

None of the girls I talked to seemed to be WG's but even though I'm probably twice their age, most seemed really eager to hook up. I was there until 7-8 in the morning and left with a 19 y hottie.

I did spend some money on drinks and the aforementioned shisa, but money was never discussed with the girl. I gave her around 2000 the next day for "taxi". She didn't even count it, and seemed embarrassed to take it.

Great experience, and highly recommended if you want to hunt instead of being hunted. It's still like hunting in a game resort.

This is my first time in Kenya, but I have quite a lot of experience with Africa, including Dar es Salaam. So far, Kenyan girls seems best for GFE. The non-pro's are very approachable and easy to hook up with.

The pro's seem very pro, and too hardened for my taste. But it could be that the election and the low season brings out the hardest hustlers and that the more inexperienced ones stay at home.

In fact, I prefer girls still in their teens or early 20's and so far I've been a little disappointed with the regular mongering clubs as the average seems more milfy than teeny.

Everyone I've talked to say that Mombasa Town is dead when it comes to clubs and partying. Nyali, Bamburi and Mtwapa is where the action is they say.

So I haven't bothered to check out Casablanca yet, the rumour is that it's heydays are over.

So to sum it up, in the weekends the mall clubs (Sheba, The lounge, Tapas etc) are a good option. But in the weekdays Mtwapa is the best bet. This place is always happening and I've talked to girls.

Who go to Casuarina after being bored of the lack of action at Sheba. It seems all roads leads to this place. Also many of the girls who hang at Safari Inn end up there in the end of the night.

I have one question though I hope someone can help me with. A driver told me that there is brothels (private houses) in the Nyali area where you can find Indian and Arab girls.

He didn't know any specifics though. I love black booty, but would really like to try something else as well while I'm here. A Muslim girl is sort of a fantasy for me.

I've had no luck so far getting any more info on this, it seems like this is really underground due to cultural stigma. Does anyone have more info on this?

[QUOTE=Tuddle;2065358]OK, I've been here a week's time now and here are my experience so far.

In general the whole area is very quiet. It seems like the elections is having a deep impact on everything tourist and combined with the low season, it's almost ghostly at times.

The only two places that is happening in the weekdays seems to be Casuarina and Safari Inn. Plenty of girls and only a handfull of wazungu.

The weekends is a whole different story. All the regular places like Sheba, The Lounge etc got some really good action going on.

My favourite experience so far was Hypnotica on Saturday. Not really a monger place, this is more like a nightclub with an international standard, and is supposedly the best club in town.

The hottest chicks I've seen so far! Not many wazungu, this is where the cool locals go to party. Not the place for slippers and dirty t-shirts. But if you put on a nice outfit and.

Don't mind spending some cash on drinks and shisa, you can make a lot of new friends here and have a really good time. The atmosphere was really welcoming, plenty of small groups of girls looking for a good time.

None of the girls I talked to seemed to be WG's but even though I'm probably twice their age, most seemed really eager to hook up. I was there until 7-8 in the morning and left with a 19 y hottie.

I did spend some money on drinks and the aforementioned shisa, but money was never discussed with the girl. I gave her around 2000 the next day for "taxi". She didn't even count it, and seemed embarrassed to take it..[/QUOTE]Great stuff Tuddle, glad you are enjoying your first visit, it'll get better each time. I was fucking a Muslim girl in Mombasa for a couple of years but she got a little too clingy for my liking so she got the boot. Loads of pussy around and I've seen a few very good looking Muslims in City Mall, had a few smiles from them but I don't know if its me or them that seem un-approachable but you'll never know till you try. Just give them a smile and see, it could lead to something. Hope you enjoy the rest of your stay and keep reporting on your findings. Happy hunting and good luck.

Thanks Tuddle for your update.

I would like your help.

Which hotel you stayed in Bamburi?

Transportation cost from bamburi to mombasa town or mtwaba or any other beach you have been?

Which transport: Bus / motorbike or taxi?

Its easy to transport around those areas with tuk tuk mombasa style or something else?

Travelling also solo in November and only issue I have is where to stay according transportation options, so I will be able to move around for sighseeing / swimming / street food and fun.

Thanks in advance for your time.

[QUOTE=Tuddle;2065358]OK, I've been here a week's time now and here are my experience so far.

In general the whole area is very quiet. It seems like the elections is having a deep impact on everything tourist and combined with the low season, it's almost ghostly at times.

The only two places that is happening in the weekdays seems to be Casuarina and Safari Inn. Plenty of girls and only a handfull of wazungu.

The weekends is a whole different story. All the regular places like Sheba, The Lounge etc got some really good action going on.

My favourite experience so far was Hypnotica on Saturday. Not really a monger place, this is more like a nightclub with an international standard, and is supposedly the best club in town.

The hottest chicks I've seen so far! Not many wazungu, this is where the cool locals go to party. Not the place for slippers and dirty t-shirts. But if you put on a nice outfit and...[/QUOTE]

I heard that all buses & trains out of Mombasa to Nairobi, Kisumu & the like are fully booked for at least 10 days to come.

So there is no way to get out of Mombasa now before the elections, unless you have your own transport (or by plane maybe.) .

Am in North Coast Mombasa hunting pussy. If any fellow mongers would like to hook up. Please get in touch.

[QUOTE=Zimzam;2066615]I heard that all buses & trains out of Mombasa to Nairobi, Kisumu & the like are fully booked for at least 10 days to come.

So there is no way to get out of Mombasa now before the elections, unless you have your own transport (or by plane maybe.) .[/QUOTE]Not entirely true. Took Madaraka Express today.

Arrived in Mtwapa.

Neddy.

[QUOTE=Neddy69;2066719]Not entirely true. Took Madaraka Express today. Arrived in Mtwapa.

Neddy.[/QUOTE]Yes, from Nairobi to Mombasa should be no problem. But everyone wants to get out of Mombasa.

[QUOTE=Zimzam;2066726]Yes, from Nairobi to Mombasa should be no problem. But everyone wants to get out of Mombasa.[/QUOTE]Except me.

[QUOTE=Zimzam;2066615]I heard that all buses & trains out of Mombasa to Nairobi, Kisumu & the like are fully booked for at least 10 days to come.

So there is no way to get out of Mombasa now before the elections, unless you have your own transport (or by plane maybe.).[/QUOTE]Who told you this bullshit? Today I booked a bus to Nairobi for Tuesday.

Train can't be fully booked too as you can buy a ticket only for three days in advance.

[QUOTE=Neddy69;2066731]Except me.[/QUOTE]I will come & have a look 3 weeks from now.

You can only book the train 3 days in advance by queuing for tickets up to 10 am, you can buy off a tout but again only 3 days in advance. So easy to get in and out Mombasa if prepared to do this.

[QUOTE=SerialFucker;2066737]Who told you this bullshit? Today I booked a bus to Nairobi for Tuesday.
[/QUOTE]I understand now it's only concerning the buses that go straight from Mombasa to Kisumu.

[QUOTE=Mombie75;2066749]You can only book the train 3 days in advance by queuing for tickets up to 10 am, you can buy off a tout but again only 3 days in advance. So easy to get in and out Mombasa if prepared to do this.[/QUOTE]According to an advert in the Saturday Nation by Kenya Railway Corporation states that:

From 1st August on it is possible to book 7 days in advance. They stopped online booking as apparently loads of touts bought up tickets and resold them a a higher price. Further again Tourists are discriminated against again. All NON EAC citizens are being charged 4000 ksh versus Economy class costing 700 ksh and 1st class 3000 for locals. The only way to get a ticket is you have to physically get out to the stations which are in the middle of nowhere and buy a ticket well in advance. While the train is extremly comfortable and running on time, getting a ticket is a pain in the neck.

I stay at Cowrie Shell apartments. Technically it turns out to be besides Bamburi beach, in a area called Shanzu. It's not a hotel, but serviced apartments. Nice standard and GF. It's located right in the middle between Mtwapa and Nyali so I like the location a lot. I recommend you to contact them directly for the best rates. They have a lot of vacancies these days, so you can get a really good deal! Other than that I have no recommendations as this is the only place I stayed at so far.

Uber has made it really easy to move around and without the hassle of dealing with taxis with wazungu rates. Even if you get a normal taxi, just use the app to check how much the fare would be.

The taxis are aware, so just show them the app and they will give you the ride for the same price. I tend to pay around 300-350 ksh going to either Mtwapa or City Mall (Sheba lounge etc).

You can get a tuk-tuk for even less (ca 200 ksh), but considering the convience and comfort of Uber and or taxi it's not really worth the hassle. Cheapest option is boda boda which are motorbike taxis (same fare ca 100 ksh). I love them at rush hour since they will save you a lot of time if there's a traffic jam. However I'm a crazy MF and it can be really dangerous, especially at night. So this is not something that I recommend! As long as you stay anywhere north of Mombasa city, say between Nyali and Mtwapa, the distances are not very far. Whether you like the uptown vibe of the mall clubs or the dusty classic Afro vibes the Mtwapa clubs has to offer it will all be within easy reach without spending too much on transportation. Nyali, Bamburi, Shanzu and Mtwapa are all good places to stay IMHO.

A little comment on the whole election thing. I spent some time drinking with a group that works with providing supplies for the UN forces. They told me that they are shutting down their operations for a week while the election is going on, and await to see how it will evolve. HOWEVER, this was not including the Mombasa area. It was in the more rural areas trouble is expected. So as long as you don't go hunting for village pussy while the election is going on and you'll probably be fine The Al-Shababs are more of a real and enduring threat to public safety then. But these days even the major cities in Europe is affected by the threat of terror so who gives a damn. I sure as hell won't.

At BobBlack, Yes I've seen those girls and even chatted a bit with a few in Badoo. However it's seems tricky, the ones I've talked to don't frequent clubs and seem quite conservative to the whole dating / compensated dating thing. So so far, this is a can of worms I've refrained from opening. If anyone has some more experience hooking up with Arab girls in this area please comment.

[QUOTE=DiverXXX;2065664]Thanks Tuddle for your update.

I would like your help.

Which hotel you stayed in Bamburi?

Transportation cost from bamburi to mombasa town or mtwaba or any other beach you have been?

Which transport: Bus / motorbike or taxi?

Its easy to transport around those areas with tuk tuk mombasa style or something else?

Travelling also solo in November and only issue I have is where to stay according transportation options, so I will be able to move around for sighseeing / swimming / street food and fun.

Thanks in advance for your time.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=DiverXXX;2065664]Which hotel you stayed in Bamburi?

Transportation cost from bamburi to mombasa town or mtwaba or any other beach you have been?

Which transport: Bus / motorbike or taxi?

Its easy to transport around those areas with tuk tuk mombasa style or something else?

Travelling also solo in November and only issue I have is where to stay according transportation options, so I will be able to move around for sighseeing / swimming / street food and fun.
[/QUOTE]Hello Driver,

I wanted to send some information about 100 square meter and 2 bedroom apartment. But I can't PM you.

Fennec.