- Safari Route
Day 1: Nairobi – Amboseli
Depart Nairobi in the early morning and drive 170kms towards Namanga on the Tanzania border and another 80kms to reach Amboseli in the early afternoon. Make game drive en route Amboseli Serena, check in at the lodge for lunch and later in the evening, depart for a game drive. Dinner and overnight at Amboseli Serena Lodge or similar.
Day 2: Amboseli
Spend the day exploring the park. The waters from melted snow drain down the mountain under lava flows and surface on the Amboseli plains. Have dinner and overnight at the lodge.
Day 3: Amboseli – Tsavo West
After breakfast, leave for Tsavo West National Park. This is an approximately 125kms stretch that will take you almost 2 hours. Visit Chyulu hills and the Mzima springs which are favourite haunts for both hippo and crocodile that can be seen from an underwater observatory. Meals and overnight at Severin Camp or similar.
Day 4: Tsavo West – Tsavo East
In the early morning, drive to Tsavo East, the largest park in Kenya and famed for its large herds of elephant covered in red dust and the fine scenery. Visit the scenic Lugard falls, Mudanda rock which attracts elephants in the drier season and Aruba dam as we view game. Meals and overnight at Voi Safari Lodge/ Voi wildlife/Ashnil Aruba.
Day 5: Tsavo East – Mombasa
Early morning game. Soon after breakfast proceed to Mombasa an approximately 200kms drive arriving in time for lunch in a restaurant in town. Later transfer to Southern Palms Beach Resort/ Neptune hotels for a beach holiday for your desired number of days.
- PARKS VISITED
- ABOVE ITINERARY INCLUDES
- Melas(1 Night) 1x Breakfast, 2x Lunches, 1x Dinner
- Park Entrance Fees
- Accommodation
- Transport
- Transport,
- All Government taxes and levies
- Drive/guide in a Safari
- EXCLUDES
- Drinks at the lodges
- Masai Village fees
- Tips and things of personal nature
- Related Safaris
Each season offers unique experiences, and the best time to visit depends on individual preferences regarding weather, wildlife activity, and budget.
- High Season
- Time Period: July to October
Wildebeest Migration
One of the main attractions during this period is the Great Migration in the Maasai Mara, where millions of wildebeest, zebras, and other animals migrate from the Serengeti in Tanzania to the Maasai Mara in Kenya.
Weather
This period coincides with the dry season, making it ideal for wildlife viewing as animals gather around water sources.
Tourist Influx:
he influx of tourists is highest during this time
- Mid Season
- January to March, and November to December
Weather
The weather is generally dry from January to March, making it another good time for wildlife viewing. November and December are short rainy seasons, but the rains are typically less intense and shorter in duration.
Wildlife Viewing
Wildlife is still abundant, and many animals can be seen with fewer crowds compared to the high season
Tourist Influx
There is a moderate influx of tourists, and prices for accommodation and tours are slightly lower than in the high season.
- Low Season
- April to June
Weather
This period coincides with the long rainy season, which can make travel more challenging due to muddy roads and higher chances of rain during the day
Wildlife Viewing
While wildlife is still present, viewing can be more difficult due to thick vegetation and fewer animals congregating around water sources
Tourist Influx
The number of tourists is at its lowest, leading to significantly lower prices for accommodation and tours.