1 Day Safari to Tsavo East National Park from Watamu / Malindi, Kenya

Price starts from $250pp

Overview

Escape the coastal bliss of Watamu or Malindi for a day of adventure and discovery in the untamed wilderness of Tsavo East National Park. This exhilarating one-day safari promises an unforgettable journey into the heart of Kenya's largest national park, where iconic wildlife encounters and breathtaking landscapes await.

Itinerary

Tsavo East Safari Day Trip

Leave Watamu/Malindi early morning. Travel along the Gede to Sala road to Tsavo East National Park and enter Tsavo East through the Sala gate. You will drive to the Aruba dam, to observe the wildlife and bird life. Proceed to Voi Safari Lodge or your chosen lodge for lunch and a short rest. After lunch there will be an extended game drive. You will leave Tsavo East late in the afternoon, arriving in your beach hotel late in the evening

What's Included

Meals, Accommodation, Transportation services, Tour Guide, Government taxes, Mineral water, Park entry fee

What's NOT Included

International and domestic airfares, Personal expenses and gratitude, Cancellation charges, Visa & Tourism fee, Driver's tips

Image gallery

FAQ

What happens in case of bad weather or unforeseen circumstances?

In the event of adverse weather conditions or unforeseen circumstances, such as road closures or vehicle breakdowns, tour operators will typically make alternative arrangements or offer refunds or rescheduling options. It's essential to check the cancellation and refund policies before booking.

Is there a chance to see the "Big Five" during the safari?

While Tsavo East National Park is home to four of the "Big Five" (elephants, lions, buffaloes, and leopards), sightings of all these species within a single day can vary. However, the park offers excellent opportunities for viewing elephants and other iconic African wildlife.

Is the safari suitable for children and elderly travelers?

Yes, the 1-day Tsavo East safari can be suitable for children and elderly travelers. However, it's essential to consider factors such as the duration of the game drives and the comfort of the participants. Families with young children may want to opt for a private safari vehicle for added flexibility.