Mombasa - Amboseli National Park

Amboseli National Park - The journey starts with a train ride from Mombasa to Amboseli, where the tour driver awaits your arrival. Board your tour van or jeep and head to Amboseli National Park. Amboseli is a favorite among safari enthusiasts visiting Kenya, offering breathtaking views of Mount Kilimanjaro, the tallest free-standing mountain globally. The park is rich in wildlife, hosting numerous mammals and over 400 bird species.

The flat, dusty terrain provides excellent opportunities to observe a wide range of wildlife, including buffaloes, lions, gazelles, cheetahs, wildebeests, zebras, and large herds of elephants roaming freely.

Amboseli National Park - Tsavo West National Park

Mzima Springs - Originally a single park, Tsavo West and Tsavo East National Parks are now distinct entities. Tsavo West National Park lies to the west of Tsavo East and is about 188 km from Mombasa. This park is ideal for those who appreciate diverse landscapes while enjoying Kenya’s wildlife and birdlife.

Tsavo West National Park offers numerous attractions, from safari tours to see the red-skinned elephants, birdwatching, hill hiking, caving, and boating. The park is home to a variety of Kenyan wildlife, including elephants, African lions, hippos, cheetahs, hartebeests, and buffaloes.

Tsavo West National Park - Tsavo East National Park

Tsavo East - Tsavo East National Park features flat, arid plains with thorny bushes and marshy wetlands near the river. It is abundant with diverse Kenyan wildlife, including large groups of giraffes, gazelles, hartebeests, and zebras, along with the “Big Five” - buffaloes, African elephants, lions, rhinos, and leopards.

The primary goal of a wildlife safari is to observe Kenyan animals in their natural habitat. Visitors are often amazed to see birds perched near crocodiles or gazelles grazing close to big cats; however, predators typically hunt only for food, allowing the animals to coexist peacefully.

During your visit to Tsavo East National Park, you may encounter these common Kenyan animals: Cape buffaloes, cheetahs, duikers, African elephants, gazelles, gerenuks, giraffes, hares, hartebeests, hyenas, impalas, leopards, lions, mongooses, black-faced vervet monkeys, Sykes’s monkeys, crested porcupines, giant rats, black rhinoceroses, squirrels, warthogs, waterbucks, and zebras.

Tsavo East National Park - Mombasa

Mombasa Tusks - After an early morning game drive followed by breakfast, depart Tsavo East with a game drive en route out of the park and travel to Mombasa. You will be dropped off at your hotel, residence, or the airport to continue with your travel plans.

• All park entry fees included

• On-board restrooms

This trip offers a unique combination of visits to three national parks: Amboseli, Tsavo West, and Tsavo East. The mode of transportation for this adventure will be a train. All game-viewing sessions will be carried out in a safari van equipped with a pop-up roof.

Amboseli National Park, renowned for being the home to Africa’s tallest mountain, is a habitat for a wide range of large animals including elephants, buffaloes, and lions, along with giraffes, zebras, and other smaller wildlife. Moreover, the park has recorded the presence of over 400 unique species of birds. Tsavo East and West are famous for their dust-red elephants and lions notorious for being man-eaters. Tsavo stands as one of Kenya’s most extensive wildlife conservancies, divided further into Tsavo East and West. Interesting features to look out for in Tsavo West include Mzima Springs, a rhino sanctuary, and Shetani Lava. On the other hand, Tsavo East boasts the Galana River, Mudanda Rocks, the Yatta Plateau, and Lugard Falls. Exploring these parks on game drives will expose you to a wealth of wildlife, captivating landscapes, nature’s beauty, and a diverse array of cultures.

• Not accessible for wheel chair.
• This tour / safari can be booked as exclusive for couples , families , interest goups etc.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.