| Destination | Hotels |
|---|---|
| Tsavo West National Park | Ngulia Safari Lodge |
| Tsavo East National Park | Voi Safari Lodge, Ashnil Aruba Lodge, Voi Wildlife Lodge, Sentrim Tsavo Camp |
| Destination | Hotels |
|---|---|
| Tsavo West National Park | Kilaguni Serena Lodge, Severin Safari Camp, Voyager Ziwani Camp, Finch Hattons Camp |
| Tsavo East National Park | Ashnil Tented Camp, Satao Camp |
Hotel/Airport transfers in Mombasa/Diani/Watamu
Meal Plan –Full Board while on Safari
Transport in a 4X4 safari van. Cost of upgrade to a land cruiser jeep is quoted separately
Private game viewing drives
Two way long range high frequency radio communication in the safari vehicle
24 hour stand by emergency contact
Park entrance fees
Guaranteed window seat in the safari vehicle
Services of an experienced driver guide
Bottled drinking water in safari vehicle
Government taxes and local levies
Visas – you can apply for online visa here - http://evisa.go.ke/evisa.html
International and local flights
Accommodation in Mombasa/Diani/Watamu
Laundry
Soft and Bottled drinks
Tips and gratuities Items and services of personal nature
Additional items/services not included on our itinerary
Hot Air Balloon Safari
Masai Village Visit
New Year, Easter and Christmas Supplement
Bush Dinner/Breakfast
Early morning pick up hotel/airport in Mombasa/Diani. After briefing by one of our representative start your journey through Nairobi-Mombasa Road to Tsavo West. The park is in the rolling plains of African savannah with large population of elephants, buffalos, rhinos, among other animals. Arrive at your Lodge/Camp in time for check in followed by lunch. After lunch, proceed for an afternoon game viewing drives until sun drop when you return to your lodge/camp for dinner and overnight.
Start with breakfast and check out from your camp with departure to Tsavo East National Park. You arrive at your Lodge/Camp in good time for check in followed by lunch. After lunch proceed for an afternoon game viewing drives. During the construction of the old Kenya – Uganda railway line in 1898, some lions from Tsavo killed and fed on hundreds of construction workers and hence the name The Tsavo Man Eaters. After the game drive return to your lodge/camp for dinner and overnight.