4 DaysTsavo West, Amboseli & Tsavo East Safari in 4×4 Land Cruiser
Overview
Amboseli National Park neighbors Tsavo West National park and they have great scenery and view of Mt Kilimanjaro. Tsavo East national park is known for the red elephants and great wildlife on safari game drives.
Highlights:
- View the great Mzima springs in Tsavo West national park
- View the Ngulia rhino sanctuary in Tsavo West national park to watch the black and white rhinos in the sanctuary
- Watch the Kilimanjaro mountain from Amboseli national park – Get close to the Amboseli wild African elephants
- See the wild red elephants of Tsavo East national park
Cost per person based on 2 pax – From $1330
Included/Exclude
- All Park entrance fees.
- Accommodation
- All meals as per itinerary
- All Transport in a 4×4 Land Cruiser with a pop up roof for easy game viewing and photography
- Our assistance at any point.
- Bottled water
- Pickup and drop off to your hotel or airport
- Soft & alcoholic drinks
- Things of personal nature
- International Airfares, Visa Fees
- Optional activities unless specified as included
- Tips and other gratitude
Tour Plan
The safari begins with a pick-up at your hotel. We’ll take the scenic Mombasa – Nairobi Highway, viewing farmlands and Kenya countryside along the way. The journey includes several stops to stretch and get refreshments.
You’ll enjoy the landscape of Tsavo West almost as much as the wildlife. Here you’ll go on game drives over rolling hills and grassy savannah, passing volcanic lava beds and rich oases. Besides the big game, look for the smaller treasures like bushbaby, lesser kudu and dik-dik.After lunch, we’ll journey over to a special site in the park – the 90 sq. km rhino sanctuary. This protected enclosure holds over 80 of the endangered, nocturnal creatures. If we’re lucky, we’ll spot one of the immense but shy rhinos.
Dinner and overnight at Kilaguni Serena
We’ll be up early for a morning game viewing in Tsavo West and later proceed to Amboseli National Park to the south. Arrive at the lodge in time for lunch. After lunch, proceed with an afternoon game viewing in the park.
You may be able to track your journey to the park as the great form of Mt. Kilimanjaro appears on the horizon. This largest peak in Africa is the grand backdrop to Amboseli and presents a majestic presence, framing the reserve’s wildlife. So be sure to have your camera ready. We will have a relaxed afternoon watching for the wildlife. The park’s small size and sparse foliage will make game spotting easier. But it will be impossible to miss the immense elephants here. Amboseli is known to be the best spot in Africa to see free-ranging herds marching before you with their proudly held tusks. Toward evening, the cloud cover masking Kilimanjaro’s snowy peak may drift away revealing one of Africa’s greatest treasures.
Dinner and overnight at Sentrim Amboseli Lodge
We’ll rise at dawn for a pre-breakfast game drive and perhaps a clear view of Kilimanjaro’s white-capped summit.
A hearty safari breakfast follows to fortify us for the day ahead. On our final game drive as we depart the park, we’ll be looking for lion, cheetah and hyena… and we’ll bid farewell to the elephants of Amboseli. Now we’re back on the Mombasa-Nairobi Highway as we make tracks to Tsavo East National Park, Kenya’s largest park arriving in time for lunch at the lodge. Here at Tsavo, the terrain is rugged and sparse, but that only makes the game viewing more accessible. We’ll be looking for the big hunters and grazers, especially the “red-dust” elephants. The giant beasts here like to roll in the red oxide soil, giving themselves a hearty coating of the rusty colour.
After lunch, we will have a relaxing afternoon, tracking the many species of the park, including over 500 types of birds.
Dinner and overnight at Voi Wildlife Lodge
We’ll get up early and head to Tsavo East park after breakfast for a half day game viewing.
Later, return to the lodge for early lunch. Check out and drive back to Mombasa with drop off at your hotel.
