Forest Trails & Birdwatching at Haller Park
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Forest Trails & Birdwatching at Haller Park
If you’re looking for a peaceful escape into nature, the forest trails at Haller Park in Mombasa are a must. These shaded pathways wind through restored coastal forest, providing a habitat for birds, monkeys, antelopes, and countless smaller creatures.
The trails are popular with birdwatchers, photographers, and visitors who want to immerse themselves in the park’s restored ecosystem.
Wildlife and Plants Along the Trails
On any given walk, you might see:
- Monkeys swinging through the canopy
- Suni antelope grazing quietly in the undergrowth
- Over 160 bird species, including sunbirds, bee-eaters, and the African fish eagle
- Native plants such as casuarina, baobab, and neem trees
Birdwatching Highlights
Birdwatching at Haller Park is best in the early morning (7–9 AM) or late afternoon (4–5 PM) when birds are most active. Bring binoculars for a closer look at:
- Malachite kingfisher
- African pied wagtail
- Black-headed weaver
- Speckled mousebird
Accessibility and Safety
The forest trails are well-maintained, with:
- Clearly marked routes
- Benches for resting along the way
- Wheelchair-accessible sections
- Guides available for birding tours
Tips for Visitors
- Wear comfortable walking shoes and a hat
- Bring insect repellent during the rainy season
- Stay quiet to increase your chances of spotting wildlife
- Keep a camera handy for sudden bird sightings
Plan Your Nature Walk
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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
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