Departing Nairobi
5 Days 4 nights Nairobi – Amboseli – Tsavo East – Diani Beach
Duration
5 Days - 4 Nights
Safari Overview
Explore the wild and unwind by the sea on this unforgettable 5-day, 4-night adventure through Kenya’s most iconic landscapes. Begin your journey in Nairobi and head south to the vast plains of Amboseli National Park, famous for its large elephant herds and views of Mount Kilimanjaro. Continue to the untamed wilderness of Tsavo East National Park, home to red elephants and dramatic scenery. End your trip with pure relaxation on the white sands of Diani Beach, where turquoise waters and palm-fringed shores offer the perfect coastal escape. This safari and beach combo blends thrilling wildlife experiences with serene tropical luxury — the best of Kenya in one unforgettable package.
Quick summary of the destination
- Amboseli National Park
- Tsavo East National Park
Safari Plan
Day 1. Nairobi – Amboseli
On your arrival, you will be met and transferred to Nairobi hotel for overnight stay. In the morning after breakfast depart to the Elephant Orphanage and later to the giraffe center then proceed to Amboseli National Park, arriving in the evening. Diner and overnight at Nyati Camp
Day 2. Amboseli
Today you will have an early breakfast at 6:30am then depart for a full day game drive with packed lunch. Return to the camp at 4pm for refreshing.
Amboseli offers an interesting contrast in appearance. It has a somewhat dry and dusty appearance, which can be attributed to the volcanic ash that came out of Mt Kilimanjaro when it last erupted. Mt. Kilimanjaro is located just about 25 miles away. The park was opened to visitors in April 1948. Visitors mainly come to watch the huge herds of elephants. There are about 900 elephants in the park. Wildlife here includes the zebra, wildebeest, giraffe, impala, caracal and serval cat, lion, leopard, cheetah, buffalo, wild dog, and hippo. There are also over 400 species of birds, including the bee-eater, kingfisher, African fish eagle, marital eagle and pygmy falcon. You will also enjoy excellent views of Mt. Kilimanjaro and Mount Meru. Dinner and Overnight at Nyati Camp
Day 3. Amboseli National Park
Today you will have an early breakfast at 6:30am then depart for a full day game drive with packed lunch. Or you can choose to have 3 game drives with breakfast break and lunch break. Diner and Overnight at Nyati Camp
Day 4. Amboseli – Tsavo East
Today you will leave Amboseli after breakfast and drive to Tsavo East National Park, arriving in time for lunch. After lunch you will relax until 4pam time for an afternoon game drive until 6pm.
Tsavo East National Park is located 333 km from Nairobi and approximately 160 Km from Mombasa, it is one of the largest national parks in Kenya, covers an area of about 11,747 square kilometers. The park contains some fantastic terrain, including rivers, lakes, tarns, glaciers, and peaks with a wide variety of vegetation, including grasslands, acacia vegetation, open plains and savanna. It is therefore recognized as one of the world’s leading bio-diversity strongholds. You will also observe the large herds of red elephants- they glow red due to red dust of Tsavo. There are also about 500 species of birds, including the ostrich, and migratory birds like kestrels and buzzards. Dinner and overnight at Lion Hill Lodge
Day 5. Tsavo East – Diani Beach
Today you will have an early morning game drive from 6:30am until 8:00am for breakfast. After breakfast proceed with game drive on-route to the park gate for exit formalities. On exit you will drive to the curio shop restaurant for Lunch After lunch drive to Diani Beach arriving in the evening.
Included/Exclude
Cost Includes
- Transport in 4x4 Land Cruiser or Safari Van
- Park entry fees
- Professional driver-guide
- 2 game drives
- Bottled water
Cost Excludes
- Visa
- Airport Taxes- client pay direct
- Tips
- Laundry
- Drinks
- Items of a personal nature
- Optional activities (e.g., Maasai village visit)
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Kenya Tourist Seasons
High Season (Peak)
Months : July to October
Mid-December to mid-January
Why it’s peak:
Great Migration in the Maasai Mara (July–October)
Dry weather = easier wildlife spotting
Shoulder Season (Mid)
Months: January to March
June
Characteristics:
Still dry, but slightly hotter
Fewer tourists than in high season
Wildlife still abundant
June sees parks start to dry up ahead of migration
Low Season (Green / Rainy Season)
Months: April to May (long rains)
November (short rains)
Characteristics:
Wet and muddy – some roads and parks become harder to access
Lush landscapes, but wildlife may be harder to spot
Fewer tourists = quieter parks
