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A 1-day safari to Tsavo East National Park is a popular option for travelers staying along the Kenyan coast, particularly in Mombasa, Diani, Watamu, or Malindi. The compact, "dawn-to-dusk" itinerary provides an excellent opportunity to see a wide variety of wildlife, including the famous "red elephants," in a short amount of time Tsavo national park is famous for big families of Elephants, buffaloes and Lions.

Take a break from Mombasa’s busy beaches and discover a wilder side of the Kenyan landscape on this private, 2-day tour to Tsavo East National Park, with round-trip transportation from your hotel ensuring a hassle-free trip. Look out for elephants, leopards, lions, and more on three guided game drives and avoid hidden costs with accommodation, fees, and meals included as per itinerary.

We have professional driver/guide for this tour. We have guaranteed daily departures. Explore Mombasa’s old town and nature on a full-day, guided tour that includes entrance fees, all activities, and round-trip hotel transport. Get the perfect introduction to the city by visiting with a local guide, who will share stories about Mombasa culture and heritage, and introduce you to local cuisine in the old town market.

This is a Private Safari in a Private minibus/ jeep. We do organize group tours as well. Kenya Safaris

The tour begins from any accomodation in Mombasa area and visits: Fort Jesus Historical Museum, Old town, Walk in the market and lunch in a local dishes restaurant in Mombasa, Mombasa Giant elephant Tusk monument and afternoon visit to the haller park.

Tsavo national park is the largest park in kenya and only 3 hours from Mombasa beach. Its the best park to visit for a night out when spending holiday in the Mombasa or Diani beaches. The park has big herds of Elephants traversing from Tsavo west national park. Rhino, buffalo, lion, leopard, pods of hippo, crocodile, waterbucks, lesser Kudu, gerenuk and the prolific bird life features 500 recorded species.

This is the best tour that you will get to visit historical sites on the island of Mombasa learning the history of the Swahili people on the Kenyan coast together with the Mijikenda tribe which comprises of 9other subtribes. You will get to learn about the Indian Ocean trade in which locals traded with different people around the world for spice, gold and silver, giving back in return ivory, and other animal parts

I am a Samira tourist guide based in Mombasa, I do walking tours, Fort Jesus, Old town ,spice market, Elephant tusk's Hindu temple, l Mombasa walking tour, History about Fort Jesus was built by the Portuguese in 1593 and taken over by Oman Arab in 1698 and then British took over 1895. Old town Mombasa is mixed culture when walking you will see the old wooden balcony and narrow streets in the Old town also you will enjoy seeing Oman carving doors and making your tour comfortable. I speak sign language too therefore I care for the people with disability and also I offer cooking classes for local foods which were there in the year 90s where the foods cannot be found in restaurants.A tourists books this on an extra cost of 50euros per person and it promotes women since they are the employees in Quasar's Kitchen

Game drives with exciting wildlife, unmatched accommodation and delicious meals and experienced driver guides

This 2-day Tsavo East safari is crafted for travelers who want a true safari experience in a short time, with the comfort and atmosphere of an overnight stay inside the park. Tsavo East’s vast landscapes and famous red elephants offer excellent wildlife viewing, even on a brief safari. With a minimum of just two guests, the experience remains personal and unhurried, allowing for better wildlife sightings and more interaction with your guide. Staying at Sentrim Tsavo Camp means enjoying evening and early-morning game drives . prime times for spotting wildlife — while relaxing in a well-located tented camp. Led by a knowledgeable local guide, this safari delivers an authentic, stress-free introduction to one of Kenya’s most iconic parks.

Pack three national parks into four days on this safari, which starts with a train trip from Mombasa to Amboseli, the national park known for Mt. Kilimanjaro views. Look for hippos at Mzima Springs in Tsavo West; spot elephants and lions in Tsavo East; and, with luck, add buffalo, rhino, and leopard to bag the Big Five. Accommodation, transfers, and entry fees are included, but meals are at your expense.

Explore Mombasa’s old town and nature on a full-day, guided tour that included activities, and round-trip hotel/port transport. Get the perfect introduction to the city by visiting with a local guide, who will share stories about Mombasa culture and heritage, and introduce you to local cuisine in the old town market.

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.

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 3 game drives through Tsavo East National Park and spend the night in a lodge.

Salt Lick Safari Lodge has been one of Kenya’s famous lodges, its one of the World’s Most Photographed Lodges. it favourite for travellers in search of luxury accommodation. Salt Lick Safari Lodge is a luxurious safari escape set in the middle of the Taita Hills Wildlife Sanctuary overlooking a waterhole and the vast plains. Here you will have uncompromising high standards of service, efficiency and attention. The neighbouring Taita Hills Safari Resort & Spa has a museum that displays some of the World War 1 memorabilia as part of the rich history of Taita Taveta County. You will be able to visit here too Book with us this tour so you get to experience the epitome of nature at its natural existence. we are the only company with a daily departure from Mombasa and Diani areas.

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.

Explore the coastal city of Mombasa and enjoy this offer of full-day sightseeing tour. With a private guide, visit the area's top sights including the Fort Jesus Museum, the Old Town, and the local market. You also pay a visit to Haller Park, a nature park just outside the city limits where you can several species such as hippos, giraffes, zebras, and buffalos. * Learn about the history of the city from the guide *Enjoy round-trip transfers from your hotel or the port *A private tour means a personalized experience *Get a comprehensive overview of Mombasa

With limited vacation time, a smaller area can make it easier to spot Kenya's iconic wildlife. This overnight package to the compact Taita Hills Wildlife Sanctuary is ideal for time-pressed travelers, with both elephants and lions easy to spot on the rolling plains. This package includes four separate guided game drives, one around dawn, as well as two lunches, breakfast, dinner, and accommodation.

Set sail on an exhilarating speed boat excursion that offers two distinct experiences along the stunning coastline of Mombasa. Choose the Mtwapa Meander to glide through tranquil waters surrounded by lush mangrove forests teeming with birdlife or embark on the Coastal Currents Adventure to enjoy breathtaking views of sandy shores and the vibrant atmosphere of Bamburi Beach. As the sun sets, savor complimentary beverages and snacks, making this a perfect afternoon or early evening getaway. - Choose between two scenic boat experiences: Mtwapa Creek or Coastal Currents - Encounter diverse birdlife amidst the serene mangroves of Mtwapa - Enjoy panoramic coastal views and the lively ambiance of Bamburi Beach - Daily excursions available in the afternoon and early evening

A day trip to Tsavo East National Park is a popular "dawn-to-dusk" adventure for travelers staying in Mombasa, Diani Beach, Watamu, or Malindi. The park is Kenya's largest protected area and home to the famous "red elephants." Top Sightseeing Highlights Red Elephants: Iconic herds that appear red from wallowing in the park's iron-rich soil. Aruba Dam: A man-made waterhole that attracts high concentrations of wildlife, especially in the dry season. Yatta Plateau: The world’s longest cooled lava flow, spanning 300km. Galana River: View hippos and crocodiles along the banks of this palm-shaded perennial river.

It is a short tour that gives one an opportunity to see the Main attractions of Mombasa City in a very short time , including the Swahili and Arab culture which is evident in the old town, The panoramic view of fort Jesus and a walk to the old Port of Mombasa, a visit to the biggest wood market in east and central Africa.

If there are two views that sum up Kenya's safari scene, it's wildlife grazing in front of Mt. Kilimanjaro's snow-capped peak and red elephants amid the plains of Tsavo National Park East. Experience them both in just three days on this intimate safari, with one night in Tsavo East and a second in Amboseli National Park and meals included. Numbers are capped at just six travelers, ensuring an intimate experience.

Be the first to see the African Colonial Hotel built by the British in 1901 and where Danish "Out of Africa" writer Karen Blixen stayed during her visit in 1914. Visit Fort Jesus which was built by the Portuguese in 1593 and classified as a UNESCO World Heritage site in 2011. The walking tour in the Old Town of Mombasa which will give you the opportunity to appreciate the authentic Swahili culture and Arab architecture. You will also see the remains of the old historic Port of Mombasa. The most colorful and lively place is the Spice Market built by the English in 1914. Without missing out on seeing the four gigantic elephant tusks erected in 1952 for the arrival of the Queen of England.

Tsavo East is the habitat of red Elephants.Get a chance to watch them rolling in the red mud at the biggest national park in Kenya.Apart from red elephant you can see the likes of vast herds of dust –red elephant, Rhino, buffalo, lion, leopard, pods of hippo, crocodile, waterbucks, Lesser Kudu, Gerenuk and Hirola as well as a variety of bird species.