Wild Waters & Haller Park Tour: Water Slides & Wildlife

One day splits between animals and water rides

A full-day tour from Diani Beach combines Haller Park wildlife sanctuary with Wild Waters waterpark. You start with a guided walk through game reserves, reptile pens and crocodile enclosures where hippos, giraffes, buffalos and antelopes roam, then move to the waterpark for 15 slides ranging from steep drops to lazy rivers, arcade games and bumper cars. Hotel pickup at 7am, lunch included, eight hours total.

Step-by-step itinerary

Visit Haller Park and Wild Waters

• Pick up from Diani hotel
• Drive to Mombasa city
• Visit Haller Park with guide
• Drive to Wild Waters Waterpark
• Enjoy water slides and rides
• Have lunch at the park
• Return to hotel

The Experience

The day starts with pickup from your Diani hotel around 7am and a drive inland to Mombasa. Once at Haller Park, a guide takes you through the grounds—a nature reserve split into sections: a game sanctuary where you see hippos and giraffes at close range, a reptile park, crocodile pens, a small fish farm demonstration area, and palm gardens. The park is compact enough to cover on foot with the guide, so you move between zones without long waits between stops.

After the wildlife portion, you drive to Wild Waters for the afternoon and evening. The waterpark has 15 slides for adults and kids—some steep and thrilling, others gentle—plus a lazy river, a rain dance disco arena, bumper cars and a gaming arcade. Lunch is served in the park's food court, which also stocks local and international options. You spend the rest of daylight hours here, moving between water rides and dry-land attractions at your own pace. The park is built for mixed-age groups, so kids and adults find things to do separately or together.

The drive back to your hotel closes the day. Transportation is private, so the timing stays flexible within the eight-hour window, and you do not coordinate with other groups or wait for a shared departure. A guide speaks English, French or German depending on your choice at booking.

What’s included

• Private transportation from your Diani hotel and back.
• a guide through Haller Park speaking English, French or German.
• entry to both Haller Park and Wild Waters.
• lunch at the waterpark.

Good to know

Moderate physical levelWheelchair accessibleStroller friendlyInfant seats availablePets welcomePublic transport nearbyInfants must sit on laps

Operated by Diani Travel and Tours

Is this one for you?Book this tour if you have a full free day and want to split time between wildlife and water attractions—the private transport and fixed eight-hour window let you move between Haller Park and Wild Waters without coordinating with other groups or waiting for shared departures.

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Top questions

What animals will I see at Haller Park?

Haller Park's game sanctuary holds hippos, giraffes, buffalos, antelopes and smaller mammals, plus a separate reptile park and crocodile pens. A guide leads you through each zone so you see the animals in their enclosures rather than from a distance.

How many water slides does Wild Waters have?

Wild Waters has 15 water slides split between adult and kids versions, ranging from steep drops to gentler runs. The park also includes a lazy river, bumper cars, arcade games and a rain dance disco arena.

Is lunch included in the price?

Yes, lunch is included and served at Wild Waters' food court, which offers both local and international cuisines. You choose what to eat from the available options.

What time does the tour start and end?

Hotel pickup from Diani happens around 7am. The full day runs eight hours, so you return to your hotel in the late afternoon or early evening depending on traffic and your pace at the waterpark.

Can young children do this tour?

Children from age 2 are welcome. Infants can ride in a pram or stroller at Haller Park, and specialized infant seats are available. At Wild Waters, kids have their own slides and shallow water areas, though infants must stay on an adult's lap in the water.

Is this tour wheelchair accessible?

Haller Park and Wild Waters are both wheelchair accessible. If you need specific accommodations, mention them when you book so the operator can arrange the best route through each location.