King of Africa Safaris & Corporate Events
TsavoEast and Tsavo West National Park
Tsavo East National Park is a very popular park for tourists from Kenya’s coast. It’s less than 100 miles from Mombasa and is served by several airstrips.
Tsavo East is the park where you can see the infamous “Man-Eaters of Tsavo” lions, as well as elephants, rhinos, birds and other wildlife.
Tsavo West National Park is one of the largest national parks in Kenya. It is easily accessible from the Mombasa-Nairobi highway and borders Tanzania to the south.
Tsavo West offers tremendous views of a landscape packed with diverse wildlife habitats, rocky ridges, acacia woodlands, isolated hills, semi-desert scrubs and mountain forest.
Day 1: Mombasa – Tsavo East
Depart after early breakfast and drive to Tsavo East National Park. Enter the park through Bachuma gate and then proceed on a game drive en route to Voi Safari Lodge for lunch. Afternoon game drive in search for the red Elephants, Buffalos, Antelopes and many other animals including the Cats family.
Dinner and overnight in Voi Safari Lodge.
Approx transit me: 2 1/2 hrs
Meal plan day 1: {Lunch & Dinner}
Day 2: Tsavo East – Tsavo West
Early game drive followed by breakfast. After breakfast drive to Tsavo West National Park through Tsavo River gate and then proceed to Ngulia Safari Lodge for Lunch. Afternoon game drive including a visit to the Rhino Sanctuary where will have the possibility of seeing the black rhino and leopard.
Dinner and overnight at Ngulia Safari Lodge.
Meal plan day 2: {Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner}
Day 3: Tsavo West – Mombasa
Breakfast and thereafter proceed on a game drive with a visit to Mzima springs where you can view fish, crocodiles, hippos and other aquatic animals from an underground observation tank. Thereafter drive along the Mombasa/Nairobi highway with a stop at Voi Wildlife Lodge for lunch. After lunch, proceed to Mombasa arriving at your beach hotel in the evening.
Approx transit me: 2 1/2 hrs
Meal plan day 3: {Breakfast, Lunch}
During your holiday you will have the chance to see the animals pictured below
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