SMOOTH GUIDE to KENYA COAST
  • INTRODUCTION
    • About Kenya
    • MOMBASA >
      • Then ...
      • Now ...
  • Top Tips
    • Consuls
    • Codes of Conduct ... >
      • Code of Conduct - on the Beach
      • Code of Conduct - on Safari
      • Code of Conduct - Etiquette
      • Code of Conduct - Shopping
    • Climate
    • Currency
    • Safety >
      • Be Cautious with Nature - on land
      • Be Cautious with Nature - at sea
      • How to avoid being stung
      • Water Safety
      • Cardipulmonary Resuscitation - CPR
      • Fire Safety
      • Should you trust a tail-wagging dog?
    • Kiswahili
    • Nothing to Declare
    • Public Holidays
    • Security - Personal
    • Tipping and Bargaining
    • Travel
    • Take the fear out of flying
  • Services
    • Electrics
    • Emergency Services
    • Car Hire
    • The Media
    • Post Office
    • Transport
  • Medical Care
    • Vital Statistics
    • Immunisation
    • Disease Risk Profile
    • Disease Transmissions
    • Disease Low-Down
    • Drugs
    • Mosquitoes >
      • Mosquito Trivia
      • Malaria
      • The Lariam Controversy
    • Solvents
    • Sensible Drinking
  • Things To Do ...
    • Things to do in Mombasa
    • Things to do all over Kenya
  • Animal + Environment Welfare
    • Wildlife Park Rules
    • National Parks

Tips for a comfortable, happy and safe visit ...
Currency
The currency unit in Kenya is the Shilling (Ksh) and each Shilling is made up of 100 cents.
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NOTES
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Ksh. 1,000.00
Ksh.    500.00
Ksh.    200.00
Ksh.    100.00
Ksh.      50.00
Ksh.      20.00
COINS
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Ksh. 10.00
Ksh.   5.00
Ksh.   1.00
Ksh.      50 cents
Ksh.      10 cents
Ksh.        5 cents
There are no restrictions on the movement of currency into or out of Kenya for currency transactions.
BANKING HOURS
Monday to Friday ...........................................................  08.00hrs or 09.00hrs - 14.00hrs
Saturday - First and last of the month  ...........................  09.00hrs - 11.00hrs
Some of the banks at the international airports are open around the clock every day - as do the new foreign exchange bureaux.

Money may be exchanged in most of the major hotels and resorts throughout Kenya - but the rate will be slightly disadvantageous.
MOST INTERNATIONAL CREDIT CARDS ARE ACCEPTED IN MOMBASA
MAJOR BANKS
For the Banks in Mombasa, visit:  
http://yellowpageskenya.com/search/?business=banks&locality=Mombasa&category=Banks&sorta=&start=62&page=3
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  • INTRODUCTION
    • About Kenya
    • MOMBASA >
      • Then ...
      • Now ...
  • Top Tips
    • Consuls
    • Codes of Conduct ... >
      • Code of Conduct - on the Beach
      • Code of Conduct - on Safari
      • Code of Conduct - Etiquette
      • Code of Conduct - Shopping
    • Climate
    • Currency
    • Safety >
      • Be Cautious with Nature - on land
      • Be Cautious with Nature - at sea
      • How to avoid being stung
      • Water Safety
      • Cardipulmonary Resuscitation - CPR
      • Fire Safety
      • Should you trust a tail-wagging dog?
    • Kiswahili
    • Nothing to Declare
    • Public Holidays
    • Security - Personal
    • Tipping and Bargaining
    • Travel
    • Take the fear out of flying
  • Services
    • Electrics
    • Emergency Services
    • Car Hire
    • The Media
    • Post Office
    • Transport
  • Medical Care
    • Vital Statistics
    • Immunisation
    • Disease Risk Profile
    • Disease Transmissions
    • Disease Low-Down
    • Drugs
    • Mosquitoes >
      • Mosquito Trivia
      • Malaria
      • The Lariam Controversy
    • Solvents
    • Sensible Drinking
  • Things To Do ...
    • Things to do in Mombasa
    • Things to do all over Kenya
  • Animal + Environment Welfare
    • Wildlife Park Rules
    • National Parks