Discover Bamburi Haller Park: Mombasa’s Ecological Gem
Located along the scenic Mombasa-Malindi Road in Majengo, Bamburi Haller Park stands as a remarkable example of environmental restoration. Established in 1971 by Lafarge Eco Systems (a Bamburi Cement subsidiary), this nature park transformed an abandoned quarry into a thriving ecosystem that welcomes nature enthusiasts and educational groups year-round.
Wildlife and Attractions
The park shelters diverse species including:
- Hippos and crocodiles
- Giraffes and buffalos
- The giant Aldabra tortoise
- Over 16 butterfly species in the specialized Butterfly Pavilion (established 1998)
- Various bird species and antelopes (Oryx and Elands)
This biodiversity haven demonstrates successful ecological rehabilitation while offering visitors unforgettable wildlife encounters.
Entrance Fees
General Visitors
| Category | East African Residents | Non-Residents |
|---|---|---|
| Adults | Ksh 500 | Ksh 1,400 |
| Children (3-12 years) | Ksh 200 | Ksh 600 |
Educational Groups
| Group Level | Teacher Rate | Student Rate |
|---|---|---|
| Lower Primary | Ksh 300 | Ksh 200 |
| Upper Primary | Ksh 300 | Ksh 200 |
| Secondary | Ksh 300 | Ksh 250 |
| Colleges/Universities | Ksh 300 | Ksh 250 |
Note: Children under 3 years enter free
Operating Hours
- Weekdays (Monday-Friday): 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM
- Saturdays: 8:00 AM – 12:30 PM
- Closed Sundays
Visitor Tips
- Best Time to Visit: Mornings (8-10 AM) for active wildlife viewing
- Guided Tours: Available for detailed ecological insights
- Facilities: On-site restaurant and picnic areas
- Accessibility: Paved pathways suitable for strollers/wheelchairs
Contact Information
For inquiries or group bookings:
- Phone: 041 2101000 / 0721 381 949 / 0725 616 632
- Location: Mombasa-Malindi Road, Majengo
Why Visit Haller Park?
This unique conservation project offers:
Educational value about quarry rehabilitation
Family-friendly wildlife encounters
Affordable nature experiences compared to larger parks
Cool coastal forest microclimate
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