Thrilling 3-Days Safari Amboseli | Tsavo East.

Welcome to East Africa Safari.

Discover the Big Five.

Nairobi – Amboseli – Tsavo East – Nairobi

Day 1: Nairobi to Amboseli National Park

Depart Nairobi and embark on a scenic 5 to 6-hour drive to Amboseli National Park, with excitement building as you near the park’s famed vistas of Mount Kilimanjaro. Upon arrival, check in to your lodge or camp, where you’ll be greeted with stunning views of the mountain and a hearty lunch.

In the afternoon, set out on your first game drive in search of Amboseli’s famous elephants, along with lions, cheetahs, and various antelope species. Climb Observation Hill for breathtaking panoramic views of the park, particularly during sunset, creating a perfect backdrop for photographs.

Return to your lodge or camp for dinner and a peaceful overnight stay.

Day 2: Amboseli to Tsavo East National Park

Start your day with an early breakfast before checking out. Then, drive to Tsavo East National Park, a 3-hour journey through scenic landscapes.

Upon arrival, check in to your camp or lodge and enjoy lunch. In the afternoon, head out for an exciting game drive, exploring iconic areas like the Chyulu Hills and Rhino Valley, home to a significant black rhino population. Discover the park’s unique features, such as the Yatta Plateau and the Athi River, while spotting wildlife such as elephants, lions, giraffes, and a variety of bird species.

After a thrilling day, return to your camp or lodge for dinner and a restful overnight stay.

Day 3: Tsavo East National Park to Nairobi

Start your final day with an early morning game drive, covering areas of Tsavo East you may have missed the previous day. Afterward, return to the lodge for a leisurely breakfast.

Check out and begin your journey back to Nairobi. Upon arrival, you’ll be dropped off at your hotel or the airport, marking the end of your incredible safari adventure.

Package Includes:

• Meet, Greet and Assist services.
• Park fees at the Amboseli National Park. 
• Full board accommodation while on Safari.
• Game drives in the game park.
• A professional driver/guide.
• Transport in a comfortable safari vehicle with a pop-up roof for game viewing.
• Drinking water while on safari.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q: What level of fitness is required for this safari?
A: You don’t need to be an athlete, but a moderate level of mobility helps. You’ll be doing game drives, getting in and out of safari vehicles, possibly walking a short distance, and coping with early starts and sometimes bumpy roads.

Q: What type of accommodation is used during the safari?
A: Accommodation typically includes lodges or tented camps. The properties aim to provide comfort, with adequate beds, en-suite or shared bathrooms, meals, and basic amenities. (Check whether rooms are permanent structures or tents, depending on the season or your booking.)

Q: What meals are included in the itinerary?
A: The package includes most meals: usually breakfast, lunch, and dinner as per the itinerary for the 3 days. Snacks or drinks not explicitly mentioned may be extra. Be sure to check special dietary needs ahead of time.

Q: What should I pack / bring for the safari?
A: Here are some suggestions:

• Clothing in neutral colours (beige, tan, olive)
• Warm layers (for early mornings & evenings)
• Rain jacket if travelling during wetter months
• Comfortable walking shoes
• Sun protection: hat, sunglasses, sunscreen
• Insect repellent
• Binoculars & camera with extra batteries / memory cards
• Refillable water bottle
• Any personal medication

Q: Is transport included? What type of vehicle will be used?
A: Yes, transportation is included. You’ll travel with a safari‐vehicle (4×4) equipped for game viewing (often with pop-up roof or large windows). Pickup and drop-off locations are usually from your lodge/hotel or agreed point (often from Nairobi or Mombasa depending on your booking). Road transfers between parks are part of the plan.

Q: How are the days structured? Will there be rest time?
A: A typical day includes early morning game drives, mid-morning to noon rest or travel, lunch, followed by afternoon game drives. There will also be time to relax at lodge or camp, especially in the hotter midday hours.

Q: Is this safari suitable for children or elderly travellers?
A: Yes, but with considerations: young children should be able to tolerate early starts, long drives, bumpy roads, and outdoor conditions. Elderly travellers should tell the operator if they have mobility constraints or medical needs. Vehicles can accommodate people with reduced mobility to some extent, but lodges and terrain may impose limits.

Q: What wildlife can I expect to see in Amboseli and Tsavo East?
A: Common sightings in Amboseli include elephants, giraffes, zebras, large herds of buffalo, antelopes, and great views of Mount Kilimanjaro (weather permitting). In Tsavo East, you might see lions, cheetahs, elephants, hippos, crocodiles, flamingos, and a wide variety of bird species. Wildlife sightings are not guaranteed but guides know where to look.

Q: Are park fees and permits included in the cost?
A: Yes, usually park entrance fees, conservation fees, and any required permits are included in the quoted safari price. (Double-check whether there are any additional fees such as for photography or special routes.)

Q: What’s the best time of year to go on this safari?
A: Dry seasons (roughly June-October, and sometimes January-March) tend to give better wildlife visibility, easier travel, and more comfortable weather. The wet seasons offer lush landscapes and fewer tourists, but roads may be harder to navigate and some camps may be less accessible.

Q: What is the cancellation / refund / change policy?
A: Cancellation and changes depend on how far in advance you notify us. There may be a fee depending on timing. It’s best to review the specific terms at booking.

Q: How many people will be on the safari? Is it private or shared?
A: This depends on your booking. You may opt for a private safari (just your group) or join a shared safari with others. Group sizes are kept reasonable for comfort and quality of wildlife viewing.

Q: Do I need any vaccinations or health precautions?
A: Certain vaccinations are recommended (e.g. yellow fever, tetanus, typhoid) and depending on your origin, some may be required. Malaria risk exists in some parts — it’s best to consult your doctor for prophylaxis and to bring mosquito repellent, bed net (if needed), and first aid supplies.