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Red elephants Tsavo East National Park Kenya

2 Days Tsavo East & Tsavo West Kenya Road Safari Tour from Diani and Mombasa

Please Note:

5:00 am – Your driver/guide will swing by early to get your safari going. You’ll depart in your private 4 x 4 Land Cruiser Safari Jeep taking the Likoni Ferry to Mombasa and then by highway to Tsavo East.

Along our route, you’ll witness the African sunrise, colouring the passing landscapes and preparing us for the exciting day ahead.

Arriving at Tsavo East National Park, you’ll encounter a vast area of rugged terrain and big sky. We’ll head to the watering holes like Aruba Dam and other waterholes where large numbers of wildlife gather.

Notice the park’s foundation of red-oxide soil – its populations of elephants like to roll in this rusty earth giving themselves a reddish hue.

Besides elephants, we’ll be tracking for lion, leopard, buffalo, giraffe, zebra, antelope, and the hundreds of bird species sprinkled throughout the park.

Lunch break will be in a lodge inside the park.

Then it’s a short drive to neighbouring sister park, Tsavo West, whose green rolling hills contrast with the morning’s desert-like game drives.

This park also features lots of big game sightings.

The sun will start lowering into a beautiful African sunset as we head to our Tsavo West accommodation to relax and enjoy dinner.

Overnight at your safari lodge / tented camp.

Let’s enjoy another African sunrise as we begin the day with an early game drive after or before breakfast. This is a beautiful and peaceful time to view the wildlife as the sunlight breaks upon the fields and hills, the fresh dewy scent of the park all around us.

Then we’ll head out to one of the park’s wonders – Mzima Springs. This lush area is fed by millions of gallons of crystalline water. We’ll leave our 4 x 4 to walk along the shaded banks and take in the fish, birds, hippos, and crocodiles at this cool oasis.

Soon it’s time to head back to the coast.

Your driver/guide will point us toward the highway and bring you to your Diani resort.

2 Days Tsavo East & Tsavo West Kenya Road Safari Tour from Diani and Mombasa prices (Prices are Per person sharing in USD):

Cost per person sharing

No.of Pax

Low Season

High Season

Peak Season

High-Level Accommodation

   2 – 3 pax

$ 560

 $ 580

$ 620

 

   4 -5 pax

$ 440

$ 480

$ 500

 

   6 -7 pax

$ 400

$ 400

$ 440

     

 

Standard Level Accommodation

   2 -3 pax

$ 560

$ 580

$ 620

 

   4 -5 pax

$ 440

 $ 450

$ 480

 

   6 -7 pax

$ 380

$ 420

$ 450

     

 

Budget Level Accommodation

   2- 3 pax

$ 520

 $ 520

$ 550

 

   4 -5 pax

$ 400

 $ 420

$ 430

 

   6 – 7 pax

$ 380

 $ 400

$ 400

Please Note:

  • This tour can depart from your beach resort in Diani beach and Mombasa

Trip Summary

Explore Tsavo East & Tsavo West National Park from Diani beach: 

This safari offers a two-day exploration of the Tsavo East and West National Parks in Kenya, providing an opportunity to observe the diverse wildlife and stunning landscapes of the region.

Safari Prices Include:

  • 1 Night Full Board Accommodation
  • All meals as stipulated in the program
  • Vehicle park entry fees
  • Service of a tour guide
  • Safari vehicle with popup roof
  • All park entry fees.
  • Scheduled game drive
  • Bottles of water during safari
  • Government Taxes
  • Emergency air evacuation cover

Safari Prices DO NOT include:

  • Tips and gratitude
  • International airfares
  • Visas
  • Soft drinks and local beers
  • All other items of personal nature
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Frequently Asked Kenya Safari Questions

Your dream safari in Kenya  can be booked by contacting Johari Africa Adventures via call, WhatsApp, Email, Facebook chat, Instagram chat e.t.c. It’s advisable to research different options, compare prices and reviews, and book in advance, especially during peak tourist seasons.

Kenya offers an incredible combination of world-famous safari parks and stunning tropical beaches, making it one of Africa’s premier holiday destinations. Top safari and beach destinations include Masai Mara National Reserve, renowned for the Great Migration and exceptional wildlife viewing; Amboseli National Park, famous for elephant herds and views of Mount Kilimanjaro; Tsavo East National Park and Tsavo West National Park, Kenya’s largest wilderness areas; Lake Nakuru National Park, known for rhinos and birdlife; Samburu National Reserve, home to unique northern wildlife species; Ol Pejeta Conservancy and Laikipia Plateau for luxury conservation safaris; Aberdare National Park and Mount Kenya National Park for scenic landscapes and adventure. Along the coast, visitors can relax on the white-sand beaches of Diani Beach, Watamu, Malindi, Nyali Beach, and Bamburi Beach, while exploring the rich Swahili culture and marine life around Lamu Island. Together, these destinations showcase the very best of Kenya’s wildlife, landscapes, culture, and coastal beauty.

Johari Africa Adventures seamlessly designs and operates cross-border journeys that combine the very best of East Africa, allowing you to experience an unforgettable Kenya safari alongside an equally spectacular Tanzania safari and/or a relaxing Zanzibar beach escape. From the Great Migration in the Masai Mara and Serengeti to the pristine white sands and turquoise waters of Zanzibar, every itinerary is carefully coordinated for smooth border crossings, well-timed connections, and exceptional comfort. With expert planning and experienced driver-guides, guests enjoy a single, well-organized journey that blends wildlife, culture, and beach relaxation into one extraordinary East African adventure.

Yes, most visitors to Kenya require a visa / Electronic Travel Authorization. It’s recommended to check the visa requirements for your country of citizenship before traveling. Check more here https://johariafricaadventures.com/kenya-evisa-requirements-and-fees/

The best time for a safari in Kenya is during the dry season, which typically runs from June to October. This period offers excellent wildlife viewing opportunities as animals gather around water sources.

Essential items to pack for a safari include lightweight clothing, a hat, sunscreen, insect repellent, binoculars, camera with extra batteries, and sturdy walking shoes.

Yes, Kenya is generally safe for safaris, but it’s important to follow the advice of your safari guide and adhere to park regulations for a safe and enjoyable experience.

-friendly campsites and guesthouses.

It’s recommended to consult with a healthcare professional or travel clinic for advice on necessary vaccinations and health precautions before traveling to Kenya for a safari.

Yes, many safari lodges and camps in Kenya welcome families with children and offer child-friendly activities and accommodations. However, it’s important to check age restrictions and safety guidelines with individual lodges or tour operators.

The Big Five refers to the five most sought-after and iconic African wildlife species: lion, elephant, buffalo, leopard, and rhinoceros.

In addition to game drives, safari activities may include guided nature walks, birdwatching, hot air balloon safaris, cultural visits to local communities, and visits to conservation projects or wildlife sanctuaries.

Kenya is home to a diverse array of wildlife, including the Big Five (lion, elephant, buffalo, leopard, rhinoceros), giraffe, zebra, wildebeest, cheetah, hyena, and various antelope species.

A safari is an adventure or journey, typically in Africa, to observe and photograph wildlife in their natural habitats.

A game drive is a guided excursion in a safari vehicle through a national park or wildlife reserve to observe and photograph animals.

Accommodation options on safari range from luxury lodges and tented camps to budget-friendly campsites and guesthouses.

The wildebeest migration is an annual natural phenomenon in which millions of wildebeest, accompanied by zebras and other herbivores, migrate in search of greener pastures between the Serengeti National Park in Tanzania and the Masai Mara National Reserve in Kenya.

National parks are government-managed protected areas set aside for conservation and wildlife viewing, while conservancies are privately owned or community-owned areas managed for conservation and sustainable tourism.

The weather on safari in Kenya can vary depending on the time of year and location. Generally, Kenya experiences a dry season from June to October and a wet season from November to May, with temperatures ranging from mild to hot.

The duration of a safari can vary depending on individual preferences and itinerary. Safaris may range from a single-day excursion to multi-day tours lasting several days or weeks.

The currency used in Kenya is the Kenyan Shilling (KES). While major credit cards are accepted at many lodges, camps, and larger establishments, it’s advisable to carry some cash for purchases at smaller shops or markets.

Yes, on clear days, Mount Kilimanjaro, Africa’s tallest peak, can be visible from certain areas in Kenya, such as Amboseli National Park.

If you encounter a wild animal on safari, it’s important to remain calm, keep a safe distance, and follow the instructions of your safari guide. Avoid making sudden movements or loud noises that may startle the animal, and never attempt to approach or feed wild animals.

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