Imagine checking in to a place where incentive options magically unfold into a world of irresistible things to do and places to go.
Sun-kissed beaches, breathtaking gardens, warm waters of the Indian Ocean and a leading beach resort; all that you need to motivate and boost your incentive team's morale.
Venture into travel incentives and watch your manpower blossom into a strong, motivated and goal-focused team, truly beneficial to any organization.
Ranging from excursions to Haller Park , Mamba Village , to the warm waters of south coast at Wasini as you swim with the dolphins and the snorkelling funs have their day, Sarova Whitesands offers it all.
Go diving or learn diving with experts at Buccaneer, dive into the 19th century, back to the medieval times enjoy the Sound and light show at Fort Jesus , visit the Jumba ruins, or choose to have it all at the lawns against the backdrop of the infamous Tsavo man eaters.
Whatever is your pick, Sarova Whitesands has it all well planned just for you!

Haller Park / Bamburi Forest Trails

The Bamburi Nature Trail is the largest animal sanctuary in Mombasa . The Nature Trail boasts an enormous variety of animals, reptiles, insects and botanical gardens. It was previously a barren piece of land that had been stripped of its resources through limestone mining, and was redeveloped through reforestation and conservation efforts, and it's now a habitat for a large number of flora and fauna species. The park is 5 minutes away from Whitesands.

Buccaneer Diving

The Blue Lagoon Water sports Centre in Whitesands is by far the most equipped and specialized centre on this side of the Coast. With an experience spanning close to two decades, the centre is renowned for its extensive variety of both motorized and unmotorised water sport vessels and exciting excursions. The only 5 Star PADI accredited diving school. This is a fully fledged diving school instructing an internationally certified diving course. Amongst the courses offered include: PADI Open water course - a full certification course that includes lessons in theory, pool and ocean dives.

Bombolulu Workshops

The Bombolulu workshops are located along the north coast of Mombasa . Founded in 1969, Bombolulu Workshops is a Project of the Association for the Physically Disabled in Kenya (APDK). It is a major Tourist attraction which consists of a Cultural Centre with 8 traditional homesteads. The Centre employs 150-disabled craftsmen/women who produce jewellery, hand printed textiles, wood carvings and leather crafts. Bombolulu Workshops have grown to be one of the biggest rehabilitation centers in Kenya and has built a reputation as one of Kenyans most reliable exporters.

Nyali Golf & Country Club

The Nyali course is 18 holes, with a Par of 71 and S.S.S of 72. It is a real championship layout with impeccable Greens and some testing short rough. There are five par threes all having a degree of chance for the badly hit shot. Monsoon winds at different times of the year can be either a help or a hindrance making an easy par four an almost difficult par five for the high handicap golfer.
There is a club house with all facilities and a resident Pro whose Pro shop will be happy to hire out sets of clubs even for the left handed golfer. The golf club is 5 minutes away from Whitesands

The Dolphin Dhow

An amazing experience that includes:
+ Sighting of dolphins with a possible in water experience with them
+ Kisite Marine Park
+ Snorkeling
+ Continental breakfast
+ Al fresco lunch on board the dhow
+ Tour of the Shimoni slaves caves

Fort Jesus Sound and Light Show

A romantic dhow sundowner cruise along the shores of the picturesque island of Mombasa starts off an enchanting evening. As darkness sets in, you dock at a private jetty and proceed to Fort Jesus . Arab and Portuguese men bearing fire torches, stand guard at the entrance of the Fort, which goes back to the 16th century. This is the venue for a sound and light presentation of the turbulent history of the East African coast. Candelabra lit setting creates the atmosphere for a unique dinner served within the fortress by waiters in Portuguese attire.