Located 33 km from Mombasa, Shimba Hills National Reserve spans 192 square kilometers and stands out as one of the top tourist sites in Kenya. This coastal sanctuary, known for its rich rainforest, woodlands, and grasslands, is one of the best places to visit in Kenya to see a variety of unique wildlife and rare plants, including endangered orchids and cycads. The reserve is famous for its large elephant population, with over 500 elephants, and the last breeding herd of Sable Antelope in Kenya.

Shimba Hills offers spectacular sights like the Sheldrick Waterfalls, which cascade 21 meters into a natural pool. Also, there are scenic viewpoints such as Elephant Hill and Marere Dam, perfect for spotting wildlife. Popular activities include game drives, birdwatching, and guided forest walks.