Kikambala, Mombasa – Malindi Road
The hotel from the air, on the Kikambala coast

On the beach at Kikambala

North Coast Beach Hotel is set on the serene Kikambala beach in Kilifi County, just off the Mombasa – Malindi highway, about 30 km north of Mombasa town: a perfect setting for holidays, conferences and business meetings.

124en-suite rooms
196beds
5conference rooms
3restaurants and 2 bars
Twin room with canopy beds

Rooms

124 en-suite rooms: 94 standard rooms, 12 deluxe rooms, 17 suites and an executive suite, with 196 beds in all. Every room has air conditioning, a smart TV, telephone and hair dryer, and a balcony with a sea or garden view; suites have a minibar.

Rooms and prices

Beach-front lawn with umbrellas and loungers

Facilities

  • Beach and poolWhite sandy beach, beach lawns and a large pool with free swimming coaching.
  • Food and drinkThree restaurants, the beach bar, pool bar and a beach-facing coffee shop.
  • Health clubGym, sauna, massage, and a beauty and hair salon.
  • MeetingsFive air-conditioned conference rooms for up to 160 guests.
  • FamiliesKids activities, a babysitting service and evening entertainment.
Reception building and lawns

Getting here

The hotel is on the Mombasa – Malindi road at Kikambala. We arrange transfers from Moi International Airport and the Mombasa SGR terminus, and to tourist destinations along the coast (prices are on the conference page).

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Places to visit nearby

The north coast is full of history, wildlife and reef. Our team can help you arrange trips.

Jumba la Mtwana

Ruins of a 14th-century Swahili town by the sea, near Mtwapa.

Mtwapa Creek

Dhow trips, water sports and seafood restaurants on the creek.

Kuruwitu and Vipingo

Community marine conservation area with snorkelling on the reef.

Haller Park, Bamburi

Nature park in a restored quarry, with giraffes, hippos and giant tortoises.

Bombolulu Workshops

Crafts, jewellery and textiles made by artisans with disabilities.

Mombasa Old Town and Fort Jesus

The 16th-century Portuguese fort (a UNESCO World Heritage Site) and the old town's narrow streets.

Kilifi Creek and Takaungu

Quiet creeks and beaches further up the coast.

Watamu and Gede Ruins

Marine national park and the ruins of a medieval Swahili town, further north.

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