2 Day Safari to Tsavo East and Tsavo West National Park from Watamu / Malindi, Kenya

Price starts from $440pp

Overview

A 2-day road safari from Watamu/Malindi to Tsavo East and Tsavo West National Parks allows for a short but exciting wildlife experience in two distinct parts of the larger Tsavo ecosystem.

Itinerary

Day 1: Watamu/Malindi to Tsavo East to Tsavo West

Leave from your beach hotel after breakfast and drive to Tsavo East National Park. Game viewing drive upon entering the park through Sala gate and then proceed to Voi Safari Lodge or your chosen lodge for lunch. After lunch game viewing drive through Tsavo East en-route to Tsavo West National Park. Visit to the Rhino Sanctuary included. Dinner and overnight at your chosen lodge.

Available lodges

Ngulia Safari Lodge

Kilaguni Serena Lodge

Severin Safari Camp

Ziwani Tented Camp

Soroi Lions Bluff Lodge

Day 2: Tsavo West to Watamu/Malindi

Enjoy an early game drive after breakfast, with a visit to Mzima springs. View aquatic animals including fish, crocodiles, hippos from an underground observation tank. Exit Tsavo West and drive along the Mombasa to Kaloleni road with a stop at Voi Wildlife Lodge for lunch. The journey will continue after lunch to Watamu/Malindi, arriving 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

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FAQ

How do we travel between Tsavo East and Tsavo West?

Transportation is typically provided in safari vehicles equipped for game viewing, ensuring comfort and safety throughout the journey between the two parks.

What wildlife can we expect to see in Tsavo East and Tsavo West?

Both Tsavo East and Tsavo West are renowned for their diverse wildlife, including elephants, lions, buffaloes, leopards, giraffes, zebras, and various bird species.

Is food provided during the safari?

Meals are generally included, consisting of breakfast, lunch, and dinner served either at the accommodation facilities or packed for picnics during game drives