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Night Curfew is now from 11pm to 3am for a further 60 days
The Government of Kenya lifts the suspension of international flights entering and departing the country on August 1st.
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Pick up at 0530hrs and drive about 100km in the direction of Nairobi enjoying the beautiful scenery. We pick from Diani, Mombasa and North Coast Hotel on Daily basis.
Enter the famous Tsavo National Park (11,000 sq, km), began around the turn of the century when the Kenya – Uganda railway and Tsavo bridge were built. It was then that this territory was declared to be a National Park because of its abundance of wildlife.
Tsavo is well known for its population of red elephant, Buffaloes, Zebras, Giraffes, Warthogs, Waterbucks, Ostrich, Impalas and Gazelles may be seen.Occasionally Lions and Cheetahs may be seen.Aquatic birds will be seen at Aruba dam.
Lunch at Voi Safari Lodge overlooking a nearby waterhole with photo hide offering a good opportunity for photograph, a buffet lunch will be served. Afternoon game drives en route to Mombasa, arriving in the evening.
Pick up from Mombasa at 5.30am Diani and Ukunda Hotels at 5.00am and drive about 100km to the direction of Nairobi.
Enter the famous Tsavo National Park (11,000 sq, km), began around the turn of the century when the Kenya – Uganda railway and Tsavo bridge were built.
It was then that this territory was declared to be a National Park because of its abundance of wildlife.
Tsavo is well known for its population of red elephant, Buffaloes, Zebras, Giraffes, Warthogs, Waterbucks, Ostrich, Impalas and Gazelles may be seen.
Occasionally Lions and Cheetahs may be seen.
Aquatic birds will be seen at Aruba dam.
Lunch at Voi Safari Lodge overlooking a nearby waterhole with photohide offering a good opportunity for photograph, a buffet lunch will be served.
After lunch drive to Tsavo West with game drives enroute. Dinner and overnight at Ngulia Safari Lodge.
DAY 2
Early morning game drive before breakfast with a visit to Mzima Springs where thousands gallons of water flow every day from the nearby volcanic Chyulu Hills.
Hippos, Fish and Crocodiles could be seen from a sunken underwater observatory Tank
before breakfast.
Further gamedrives after lunch, Buffaloes, Cheetah, Leopards, grevy’s Zebra, reticulated Giraffe, Elands, Oryx and the long necked Gerenuk, Elephant, Lions and other game could be seen.
Lunch at Bachuma Restaurant and drive to Mombasa arriving in the evening and drop at your hotel
Pick up at 6.00 and drive about 100km in the direction of Nairobi.
Enter the famous Tsavo National Park (11,000 sq, km), began around the turn of the century when the Kenya – Uganda railway and Tsavo bridge were built.
It was then that this territory was declared to be a National Park because of its abundance of wildlife.
Tsavo is well known for its population of red elephant, Buffaloes, Zebras, Giraffes, Warthogs, Waterbucks, Ostrich, Impalas and Gazelles, which may be seen.
Occasionally Lions, Cheetahs and Rhinos could be seen.
Aquatic birds will be seen at Aruba dam.
Lunch at Voi Safari Lodge overlooking a nearby waterhole with a photohide offering a good opportunity for photograph, a buffet lunch will be served.
Drive to Taita Hills/Saltlick game sanctuary for afternoon game drives.
Dinner and Overnight at Sarova Saltlick lodge.
DAY 2
Early morning game drive in Taita Hills Game Sanctuary enables you to see game animals grazing in the cool of the morning and is the best time to hunt for Lions.
Breakfast followed by further game drives.
Lunch at SarovaSaltlick lodge
After lunch depart for Mombasa arriving in the evening.
END OF SERVICE AND A MEMORABLE SAFARI
Cost is USD450 per person sharing in a twin room Minimum of 2 people required to depart. Cost includes: game drives, transport, park entry fees, full board accommodation.
Cruzeiro Safaris Kenya is a member of the Kenya Association of Tour Operators Full Member Category E Number 377 (FE/377)
gift and souvenir
The gifts and souvenir are an integral part of the travel experience and most tourists return home with souvenirs to preserve and commemorate such experiences.
We have aligned a sample of few items in the Kenya. If in Nairobi, we can deliver for free until 30th November, 2020.
