Top Mombasa Safaris - page 3

The Tsavo East Day Safari offers a unique adventure that sets it apart in several ways. It manages to capture Kenya's diverse landscapes and wildlife within a single day, taking you from coastal regions to expansive savannah plains. The chance to witness Tsavo East National Park's famed red elephants is a standout feature, providing a rare and captivating sight. What truly elevates this experience is the expertise of the guides. Their deep understanding of animal behaviour, ecosystems, and local history adds a layer of insight that goes beyond traditional safari encounters. Traveling through rugged terrains in a comfortable safari vehicle allows you to actively connect with the environment, turning observation into participation. A lunch amidst stunning surroundings enhances the journey, fostering camaraderie and reflection. In essence, the Tsavo East Day Safari offers a profound connection with nature and a deep appreciation for the beauty of the wild in a compact timeframe.

These three parks have it all – lions, elephants, leopards, giraffes, rhinos… all waiting for you on savannahs, rolling hills, in acacia forest and at cooling springs. The Tsavo Parks are legendary for their size and their fascinating stories. Amboseli Park is one-of-a-kind, sitting at the foot of mighty Mt. Kilimanjaro, home to innumerable herds of elephants. In just four days, this medium-length safari will introduce you to Africa’s greatest wildlife.

1. Pick up from any of the mentioned places; Mombasa/Bamburi/Nyali or Diani. 2. Professional English-speaking driver-guide. 3. 4x4 tour Van with pop-up roof top for wildlife viewing. 4. Entry fee included in the cost. 5. Lunch included in the cost. 6. Water throughout the day.

It’s wild and rugged, filled with the sort of wildlife you’ve seen in movies and on TV. The great stretches of Tsavo East’s dusty plain are home to lion, elephant, buffalo, giraffe, and zebra. These are just a few of the many species of wildlife and birds you’ll be tracking on this 2-day short but fun safari adventure. This park is big – 11,747 sq. km (4535 sq. mi) – but the foliage is sparse allowing for rich wildlife spotting. And the reserve’s watering holes along the Galana River are a natural draw for big and small game.

Embark on this wonderful safari to Tsavo east national park in a tour Van or land cruiser. You will have enroute game drives and explore the park all upto lunch time where you will check in for lunch and then have leisure rest before going for afternoon game drive. Tsavo east national park is a home of abundance wildlife and expect to see lions, elephant, buffalo, zebra, giraffe, leopard, cheetah,warthog, impala, gazelles, dikdik and many more.

Embark this amazing safari with us to Tsavo West national park. It shares its northeast boundary line with Tsavo East National Park, and together these two parks form one of the world’s largest national parks. The terrain within Tsavo West National Park is quite varied and includes acacia woodlands, expansive savannah grasslands, scrublands, rocky ridges, volcanic remnants and riverine ecosystems. Prominent natural landmarks include Mzima Springs in the central region of the park including the Shetani lava flow on the western precinct and Lake Jipe and Chala in the southwestern corners. We have. With our experienced and professional guides, we look foward to give you nothing but the best experience while on this safari.

Embark on an exhilarating 2 days, 1 night safari to Tsavo, one of Kenya's largest and most spectacular wildlife sanctuaries. This compact yet immersive adventure offers the perfect escape for those seeking to experience the raw beauty of African wilderness without extended time away.

Discover the wild beauty of Tsavo East National Park, home to vast open savannahs, iconic red elephants, dramatic landscapes, and diverse wildlife including lions, giraffes, zebras, and buffalo. Its large size, fewer crowds, and unforgettable game drives make it one of Kenya’s most authentic safari destinations.

Embark on a private day trip to Tsavo East National Park and spend hours immersed in the stunning wildlife and landscapes. Enjoy a morning game drive where you visit the Aruba Dam, a watering hole for many animal species. After a delicious lunch in a park lodge, head on another game drive to spot even more animals—from red elephants to varied bird species.

Just an hour's drive from Diani Beach, the Shimba Hills National Reserve offers tropical rainforest, grasslands, and the scenic Sheldrick Falls, reached by a pleasant hour-long hike. Experience this environment, and spot animals including antelope and tropical birds, on this intimate tour, with a maximum of six travelers. Your day includes hotel pickup from your Diani Beach accommodation and lunch at the Shimba Green Lodge.

Get a taste for Kenya's spectacular landscapes on this 3-day adventure to Amboseli National Park—with Kilimanjaro views—and Tsavo National Park West's rugged lava flows. You'll travel with a private guide in a customized safari vehicle with a pop-up roof for easier game viewing and enjoy a Maasai village visit amid the game drives.

Visit Tsavo East National Park on a 2-day tour from Mombasa that’s designed to give you the full safari experience even if you have limited time. Watch for magnificent wildlife on a series of three game drives through Tsavo East National Park, spend the night in a safari lodge, and return to Mombasa in time for lunch or afternoon sightseeing.

Fully explore both east and west areas of Tsavo National Park on this hassle-free, small-group tour from Mombasa. Experience several game drives where you can see all sorts of wildlife, like lions, leopards, kudu, zebras, and so much more. Spend time at the rhino sanctuary, have excellent views of Mount Kilimanjaro, and try to spot several of the hundreds of species of birds. Hotel pickup is included for added convenience.

A great way for travelers to have an immersive experience, this tour takes you on a 2-day adventure in Tsavo East National Park, where you can see red elephants, lions, giraffes, zebras, hippos, and various bird species. Then, continue your adventure to Taita Hills Wildlife Sanctuary for a chance to encounter elephants, buffalos, lions, cheetahs, zebras, gazelles, and more wildlife.

_Theatre of the Wild” - Tsavo East The sight of dust-red elephant wallowing, rolling and spraying each other with the midnight blue waters of palm-shaded Galana River is one of the most evocative images in Africa. The 300 kilomtere long Yatta Plateau, the longest lava flow in the world, _____________________________________________________________ Taita Hills Game Sanctuary Early morning and late afternoon game drives provide an ideal opportunity to view and photograph the diverse array of wildlife within the Sanctuary. During the drives guests also visit our sister property within the Sanctuary, Salt Lick Lodge, where large numbers of wildlife come to drink at the adjacent waterholes - these provide a wonderful opportunity to view animals at close proximity in their natural habitat. The lobby and terraced bar offer excellent views and photographic opportunities, while an underground tunnel

Not every visitor to Kenya has the luxury of time, but this tour lets you spot the nation's famous wildlife on a 2-day break from your Diani Beach vacation. Exploring in an intimate group of maximum six, you'll travel to Tsavo National Park East, arriving in time for a pre-lunch safari and afternoon game drive. On day 2, enjoy a dawn game drive and mid-morning safari, then return after lunch. Hotel pickup is included for your convenience.

This 3-Day Tsavo East & Tsavo West Private Safari offers the opportunity to explore two of Kenya's most iconic national parks in one unforgettable journey from the coast. Each park delivers a unique safari experience, from the vast open plains and famous red elephants of Tsavo East to the dramatic volcanic landscapes, crystal-clear Mzima Springs, and rugged Shetani Lava Flow of Tsavo West. As a private safari, you'll enjoy the flexibility to travel at your own pace with a dedicated guide, allowing for personalized wildlife viewing, photography stops, and a more relaxed experience throughout the journey.

Don’t miss out on this wonderful safari to Southern part of Kenya with a visit to the famous Land of Elephant- Amboseli National Park, Tsavo West and Tsavo East. From Mombasa, a guided tour makes the most of our visit to Tsavo West National Park, and Tsavo East National Park. An efficient itinerary balances daily game drives with free time to relax and enjoy the natural surroundings on a stress-free tour that includes all lodging, entrance fees, and transportation among destinations.

The Taita Hills Sanctuary safari, stay at Salt Lick Lodge, and lunch at Ngutuni offer a truly unique experience. The sanctuary provides exclusive wildlife encounters with fewer crowds, set against stunning landscapes of lush grasslands and waterholes. Salt Lick Lodge’s iconic, tree-top accommodations blend luxury with nature, offering breathtaking views and close wildlife sightings. Guided game drives are personalized, ensuring memorable encounters with lions, elephants, leopards, and more. Ending with lunch at Ngutuni Lodge adds cultural richness and relaxation. This seamless blend of adventure, comfort, and authentic African hospitality makes your safari unforgettable.

Tsavo East and Tsavo West have unique atractions such as Mdanda Rock, Yatta Plateau, Big five, over 600 bird species, Mzima springs, Ngulia Rhino Sanctuary, Volcanoes and lava flows. The parks form the largest protected area in Kenya and are homes to most of the larger mammals thus making visitors get a memorable experience. This tour is great for adventure seekers! We have a guaranteed Daily Departure for this tour. we also operate this tour ourselves and we dont use a reseller guaranteeing your safety. Our drivers are proffessional and have great experience

Combining both Amboseli and Tsavo West & East not only serves you a platter of amazing wildlife spotting, but also epic sceneries. With this safari, we will take you through Amboseli’s lands of plenty and the unforgiving Tsavo, where life revolves around making it to a water hole. What makes Amboseli special to us is that it is a game viewing paradise. . . Guaranteed elephant sightings come alongside other incredible wildlife sightings. Its compact size allows you to see virtually every aspect in about 3 days. In addition, Amboseli offers the best views of the world's tallest free-standing mountain and Africa's highest peak, Mount Kilimanjaro! From the foot of the Chyulu Hills all the way down to the Tanzanian border, Tsavo West is a wild and broken land of volcanic hills, black lava flows and dense acacia woodland that offer the best views of untouched wild and covers 4% of Kenya's, about the same size as Jamaica, Michigan, Wales or Israel.

Tsavo East is home of the big cats as well as the big five. Enjoy luxurios accommodation at classy hotels during the trip

Tsavo is situated between Nairobi and Mombasa and made up of two separate parks, Tsavo East and West. This 3-day safari will take you to visit both parks. Tsavo, opened in 1948, is the oldest park in Kenya. The slightly larger Tsavo East is generally flat, with dry plains and the Galana River. Tsavo West National Park is wetter and more mountainous. Come explore Africa with us!

A city tour of Mombasa blends history, culture, and identity, beginning at the iconic Mombasa Tusks on Moi Avenue. Erected in 1952 to commemorate Queen Elizabeth II’s visit, the twin arches form the letter “M” for Mombasa and remain a lasting city symbol. Nearby, Uhuru Gardens offers a quiet place to pause before exploring the charm of Old Town. This historic quarter is a living showcase of African, Arab, Indian, and European influences, with narrow alleys, coral-stone houses, carved Swahili doors, and bustling spice markets. The aromas of coastal cuisine and spiced coffee add to its authentic atmosphere. Rising above Old Town is Fort Jesus, a UNESCO World Heritage Site built by the Portuguese in 1593 to protect the harbor. Its thick coral-stone walls, battlements, and museum displays reveal centuries of conflict and cultural exchange, while its ramparts provide sweeping views of the Indian Ocean, making it Mombasa’s most treasured landmark.