From abandoned quarry to vibrant paradise—Haller Park is home to giraffes, hippos, butterflies, and breathtaking forest trails.
A green jewel on Mombasa’s north coast, Haller Park is a remarkable story of regeneration. Born from the ruins of a cement quarry, it has transformed into a vibrant ecosystem teeming with life — giraffes, hippos, reptiles, butterflies, and more.
Whether you come for the wildlife, the walking trails, the education, or simply peace under the trees — Haller Park welcomes you into nature restored.
Get eye-level with towering giraffes, see crocodiles bask in the sun, and meet hippos Sally and Potty — icons of the park.
Wander through lush gardens filled with native flora, and step into a pavilion where butterflies dance freely.
Haller Park is more than a place to visit — it’s a living classroom for restoration, biodiversity, and climate action.
Walk through a magical garden filled with native butterflies.
Get up close with crocodiles, tortoises, and other reptiles.
Feed giraffes from raised platforms.
Learn how Haller Park uses sustainable fish farming techniques.
Species of birds recorded in the park
Species of reptiles, mammals & amphibians
School visits hosted every year
Iconic hippos: Sally & Potty — guest favorites for over 20 years
The stories that stay with you.
Whether it’s the wide-eyed wonder of a child feeding a giraffe, the calm that comes with a walk through the forest, or the joy of discovering that nature can thrive again — every visit to Haller Park leaves something behind. But don’t just take our word for it…
Feeding a giraffe was the highlight of our trip!
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Unbelievable transformation. Nature at its best.
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Perfect for families, schools, and explorers.
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Perfect for a family day out. Nature, peace, and real learning.
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Opening Hours: 8:00am – 5:00pm daily
Location: Bamburi, Mombasa
Entry Info: View tickets and packages
Map & Directions: Bamburi, Off Mombasa-Malindi Road
How Haller Park Inspires School Kids to Be Eco-Warriors October 9, 2025 Introduction When we think of ecological damage, few landscapes feel more challenging than an abandoned quarry. These sites, often stripped of topsoil, lacking vegetation, and filled...
Hidden Heroes of the Forest: Unsung Species at Haller Park October 15, 2025 Introduction In a world facing more challenges from climate change and biodiversity loss, it's really important to teach the next generation about nature and sustainability....
A day in the life of a wildlife rescuer at Haller Park September 25, 2025 Introduction When most people visit Haller Park, their eyes are drawn to towering giraffes, hefty hippos, or the famous tortoise-hippo duo, Owen and...
A day in the life of a wildlife rescuer at Haller Park September 16, 2025 Introduction Ever wondered what it’s like to be a wildlife rescuer at Haller Park? In this behind-the-scenes look at a day in the...
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