2 day Safari to Tsavo East National Park and overnight stay at Voi Safari Lodge including lunch, dinner and breakfast.

Price from 320 USD per person depending on season.

Day 1: Diani Beach – Tsavo East (ca 180 Km, approximately  3.5 hours)
We pick you very Early in the morning from your Hotel .Then drive along Mombasa-Nairobi road. Enter Tsavo East National Park a 3.5 Hours drive.Tsavo East National Park is one of the world’s largest game reserves, famous for its huge herds of Red elephants, Man Eaters Lions and Many Birds. There are also other variety of other animals such as buffalos, giraffes and zebras. Then visit Aruba dam (Man made dam)  which is located in the middle of the park, where a high concentration of animals can be observed during the dry season. Afterwards we drive to the Lodge  for lunch. After your lunch you will rest till 4.00 pm.Afternoon game viewing searching for Red Elephants,Giraffe,Bufallo,Lion,Cheetah,Leopard ,Zebra and many types of Birds. From 4.00 pm till 6.30 pm.Then Dinner and overnight at Sentrim Tsavo Camp or Voi Safari Lodge or Lion Hill  Lodge (3 and 2 star respectively).

Day 2: Tsavo East National Park
Early morning game viewing before breakfast, After your breakfast ,Game viewing while checking out of the park and Drive back to your coastal Hotel arriving in the afternoon.

Tsavo East National Park
With an area of 11,747 square kilometres, the eastern part is about 2,000 km² larger than the western Tsavo. The areas to the north of the Galana River, which is a permanent water source, about two thirds of the park, are inaccessible to visitors. The park is characterised by grass and bush savannahs and semi-desert steppes. These alternate with acacia forests, gorges, individual rock groups and island mountains. Seasonal rivers in the southern part are the Voi River and the Mbololo River. The Athi River and the Galana River are permanent waterways. The Galana River is formed above the Lugard Falls by the confluence of the Athi and Tsavo Rivers. Along the rivers there are narrow gallery forests. Standing waters can be found at Mundanda Rock (natural damming through rock face) and at Aruba Dam, in addition to smaller water holes, often created by elephants. Parts of the park are of volcanic origin. A flat and extensive lava ridge, the Yatta Plateau, runs along the western boundary in the east of the Athi River. It is the longest lava field in the world.