5-Days Elephants Trail Safari

  • 5 Days
  • Kenya
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Tour Overview

An Adventure of its kind that takes to Three of the best-known sanctuary of diverse flora and fauna; Tsavo East offers an exciting expedition of surveying giant elephant herds and other fierce carnivores. Tsavo West has the remnants of broken volcanic hills whereas Mzima springs house beautiful fish, crocodiles and hippos in luscious crystal-clear water. Sarova salt lick as well as Ngulia safari lodge offers a lively view of carnivores. Later head to Amboseli, habitat to elephants in the densely inhabited swampland. The Observation Hill portrays a panoramic view of the vivacious park with Tanzania’s Kilimanjaro serving for a scenic background.
 
2 Nights Amboseli National Park | 1 Night Tsavo West National Park| 1 Night Tsavo East National Park

Destinations

This 5-day safari explores the following parks in Kenya

Day by Day

Nairobi – Meru National Park

  • 320 Kms, 5 to 6 Hours

You will be picked up either from your hotel, residence, or the international airport, marking the start of your journey into the wild. As your adventure begins in the southern hemisphere and you head north, we invite you to pause and commemorate the equator crossing at Ogutu, a perfect photo opportunity.
 
Following this memorable stop, you will reach Meru and your designated accommodation just in time for a satisfying lunch. You’ll have a chance to settle into your room, acquaint yourself with the amenities, and savor the picturesque surroundings. In the afternoon, you’ll embark on your inaugural game drive through the park, offering you the first glimpse of the magnificent creatures that inhabit this natural haven.
 
Witnessing the sunset on the vast plains is an awe-inspiring experience and a perfect conclusion to your first day on safari. Upon returning to your selected camp or lodge, a delicious dinner awaits you, followed by an opportunity to unwind and soak in the safari ambiance, all while listening to the nocturnal sounds echoing throughout the park.
 
Your 1st night on your Kenyan safari includes:
Meals: lunch and dinner
Drinks: Drinking Water, other drinks are extra.

Accommodations

Standard

Kibo Safari Camp

Situated adjacent to Kenya’s second most frequented national park, Amboseli, Kibo Safari Lodge presents refined comfort amidst serene surroundings. Traditional tents are discreetly positioned amidst the wilderness, providing vistas of Mt Kilimanjaro from both communal spaces and individual accommodations. An elevated restaurant beckons guests to savor meals beneath acacia trees, with local ingredients infusing every dish.

Encircled by slasto paving, the swimming pool offers a respite for safari enthusiasts to unwind amidst sun loungers, interspersed with game drives. The main tented area hosts a lounge and bar, completing the experience for visitors seeking relaxation and adventure.

Tulia Amboseli Safari Camp

Tulia Amboseli Safari Camp is a environmentally-conscious safari retreat situated just beyond the Kimana Gate in the southeastern region of Amboseli National Park in Kenya.

Being a cozy, tented camp, Tulia provides an unparalleled sense of intimacy that distinguishes it from other camps in the vicinity. Each tent affords breathtaking views of Mt. Kilimanjaro, granting guests the opportunity to relish stunning sunrises and sunsets. The inviting restaurant and lounge boast a commanding vantage point overlooking a highly active waterhole, which attracts a daily parade of wildlife, including elephants, giraffes, zebras, elands, cheetahs, lions, wildebeests, warthogs, gazelles, waterbucks, gerenuks, and more. This affords guests an up-close and intimate wildlife encounter.

Unwind by the campfire during our daily sundowner sessions and share stories of your safari adventures with fellow guests while savoring the beauty of the African sunset.

Luxury

Amboseli Serena Lodge

Amboseli Serena Safari Lodge holds an iconic spot in Kenya’s second most popular national park. Comfort and style welcome guests to the lodge, while majestic Mt Kilimanjaro greets from the distance. The main building and rooms are nestled in a grove of acacia trees and tall palm trees stand beside a refreshing pool.

Dining can take place inside the main, vibrant restaurant area or outside with traditional flavors coming through in every dish served. Bush dinners with Maasai dancing is a wonderful alternative to a traditional meal at the lodge with cooking lessons and sundowner talks in the lodge’s Kiboko Lodge, some examples of the activities and experiences guests can enjoy during their stay.

Ol Tukai Lodge

With spectacular views of Mount Kilimanjaro and the golden plains, Ol Tukai Lodge is a charming, contemporary retreat situated within the pristine Amboseli National Park. Imbued with a quintessential African atmosphere and set amidst beautifully manicured lawns, the lodge’s luxury chalets offer uninterrupted views of the tranquil wilderness of the park or the snow-capped mountain in the distance. Beautifully appointed and inviting, the chalets boast private terraces where guests can make the most of their spectacular surroundings.

Delicious meals are served al fresco on the main veranda, where guests have the opportunity to spot game just metres away, while the stylish Elephant Bar offers a variety of refreshing cocktails. In between game drives, guests can relax in a comfortable sitting room and play board games or browse through the wildlife library or art gallery. A range of rejuvenating treatments is available in the beauty spa.

Deluxe

Elewana Tortilis Camp Amboseli

Tortilis Camp draws its name from the distinctive Acacia Tortilis, the flat-topped, umbrella thorn tree, and is gracefully perched on a hill within one of Amboseli’s Acacia Tortilis woodland areas. Situated within a private conservancy bordering the national park, the camp offers a range of activities, including game drives, guided walks, sundowner experiences, and bush meals, conducted both within the national park and the conservancy, providing guests with an exclusive wilderness encounter.

The camp’s tents are generously spacious, offering a choice of king or twin beds and featuring elegant en suite bathrooms. Constructed with a commitment to natural aesthetics and thatched roofs, the main lounge, bar, and dining area provide an inviting communal space. For added privacy, the Private House and Family Tent are positioned slightly apart from the main camp on the hill and share access to a pool.

Tortilis Camp holds the distinction of being one of the pioneering eco-lodges of its size and takes great pride in operating entirely on solar power. Guests can rest assured that their stay leaves a minimal ecological footprint.

Tawi Lodge

Just at the base of Mount Kilimanjaro, Tawi Lodge offers a stunning retreat within a private concession, just a short ten-minute journey from Amboseli National Park’s entrance. This eco-conscious lodge presents breathtaking vistas from its communal spaces and elegantly designed cottages. Guests can enjoy the luxury of romantic four-poster beds, exquisite ensuite bathrooms featuring Victorian baths and showers, cozy fireplaces, and personal minibars, complemented by exclusive butler services for a bespoke experience.

Gastronomic delights are savored in the lodge’s main dining area, where dishes crafted from the freshest, locally-sourced ingredients are served amid the enchanting sounds of Africa. With a watering hole in view from the lodge’s lively bar, dining room, lounge areas, and spa, guests have the unique chance to observe wildlife without leaving the comfort of the lodge. The adventure offerings are rich and varied, including twice-daily guided safaris in 4×4 vehicles, exploratory nature and camel walks, and the unique experience of fly camping.

Full Day in Meru National Park

Your day at your accommodation will kick off with a hearty breakfast, setting the stage for a full day of exploring the park and its abundant natural wonders. The early morning presents an excellent opportunity to venture into the scrublands, where animals are brimming with energy, and the sun casts its perfect, photogenic light.
 
Afterward, you’ll return to your camp or lodge for a brief interlude during lunch. Later Spend your afternoon looking out for:

  • Elephants
  • Giraffes
  • Rhinos
  • Zebras
  • Wildebeest

And all the other fauna that live off the luscious, grasslands of Kenya
 
A full day immersed in the wilderness is both rewarding and invigorating, so following dinner at your accommodation, you’ll have the option to unwind personally or retire early.
 
The second day of your Kenyan safari includes:
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
Drinks: Drinking Water, other drinks are extra.

Accommodations

Standard

Kibo Safari Camp

Situated adjacent to Kenya’s second most frequented national park, Amboseli, Kibo Safari Lodge presents refined comfort amidst serene surroundings. Traditional tents are discreetly positioned amidst the wilderness, providing vistas of Mt Kilimanjaro from both communal spaces and individual accommodations. An elevated restaurant beckons guests to savor meals beneath acacia trees, with local ingredients infusing every dish.

Encircled by slasto paving, the swimming pool offers a respite for safari enthusiasts to unwind amidst sun loungers, interspersed with game drives. The main tented area hosts a lounge and bar, completing the experience for visitors seeking relaxation and adventure.

Tulia Amboseli Safari Camp

Tulia Amboseli Safari Camp is a environmentally-conscious safari retreat situated just beyond the Kimana Gate in the southeastern region of Amboseli National Park in Kenya.

Being a cozy, tented camp, Tulia provides an unparalleled sense of intimacy that distinguishes it from other camps in the vicinity. Each tent affords breathtaking views of Mt. Kilimanjaro, granting guests the opportunity to relish stunning sunrises and sunsets. The inviting restaurant and lounge boast a commanding vantage point overlooking a highly active waterhole, which attracts a daily parade of wildlife, including elephants, giraffes, zebras, elands, cheetahs, lions, wildebeests, warthogs, gazelles, waterbucks, gerenuks, and more. This affords guests an up-close and intimate wildlife encounter.

Unwind by the campfire during our daily sundowner sessions and share stories of your safari adventures with fellow guests while savoring the beauty of the African sunset.

Luxury

Amboseli Serena Lodge

Amboseli Serena Safari Lodge holds an iconic spot in Kenya’s second most popular national park. Comfort and style welcome guests to the lodge, while majestic Mt Kilimanjaro greets from the distance. The main building and rooms are nestled in a grove of acacia trees and tall palm trees stand beside a refreshing pool.

Dining can take place inside the main, vibrant restaurant area or outside with traditional flavors coming through in every dish served. Bush dinners with Maasai dancing is a wonderful alternative to a traditional meal at the lodge with cooking lessons and sundowner talks in the lodge’s Kiboko Lodge, some examples of the activities and experiences guests can enjoy during their stay.

Ol Tukai Lodge

With spectacular views of Mount Kilimanjaro and the golden plains, Ol Tukai Lodge is a charming, contemporary retreat situated within the pristine Amboseli National Park. Imbued with a quintessential African atmosphere and set amidst beautifully manicured lawns, the lodge’s luxury chalets offer uninterrupted views of the tranquil wilderness of the park or the snow-capped mountain in the distance. Beautifully appointed and inviting, the chalets boast private terraces where guests can make the most of their spectacular surroundings.

Delicious meals are served al fresco on the main veranda, where guests have the opportunity to spot game just metres away, while the stylish Elephant Bar offers a variety of refreshing cocktails. In between game drives, guests can relax in a comfortable sitting room and play board games or browse through the wildlife library or art gallery. A range of rejuvenating treatments is available in the beauty spa.

Deluxe

Elewana Tortilis Camp Amboseli

Tortilis Camp draws its name from the distinctive Acacia Tortilis, the flat-topped, umbrella thorn tree, and is gracefully perched on a hill within one of Amboseli’s Acacia Tortilis woodland areas. Situated within a private conservancy bordering the national park, the camp offers a range of activities, including game drives, guided walks, sundowner experiences, and bush meals, conducted both within the national park and the conservancy, providing guests with an exclusive wilderness encounter.

The camp’s tents are generously spacious, offering a choice of king or twin beds and featuring elegant en suite bathrooms. Constructed with a commitment to natural aesthetics and thatched roofs, the main lounge, bar, and dining area provide an inviting communal space. For added privacy, the Private House and Family Tent are positioned slightly apart from the main camp on the hill and share access to a pool.

Tortilis Camp holds the distinction of being one of the pioneering eco-lodges of its size and takes great pride in operating entirely on solar power. Guests can rest assured that their stay leaves a minimal ecological footprint.

Tawi Lodge

Just at the base of Mount Kilimanjaro, Tawi Lodge offers a stunning retreat within a private concession, just a short ten-minute journey from Amboseli National Park’s entrance. This eco-conscious lodge presents breathtaking vistas from its communal spaces and elegantly designed cottages. Guests can enjoy the luxury of romantic four-poster beds, exquisite ensuite bathrooms featuring Victorian baths and showers, cozy fireplaces, and personal minibars, complemented by exclusive butler services for a bespoke experience.

Gastronomic delights are savored in the lodge’s main dining area, where dishes crafted from the freshest, locally-sourced ingredients are served amid the enchanting sounds of Africa. With a watering hole in view from the lodge’s lively bar, dining room, lounge areas, and spa, guests have the unique chance to observe wildlife without leaving the comfort of the lodge. The adventure offerings are rich and varied, including twice-daily guided safaris in 4×4 vehicles, exploratory nature and camel walks, and the unique experience of fly camping.

Meru National Park – Nairobi

  • 320 Kms, 5 to 6 Hours

Your final morning in the park will begin with an early game drive, maximizing opportunities to add more wildlife sightings to our checklist. After you shall return to lodge/camp for the breakfast.
Next, you will embark on your journey south towards Nairobi. You can stop at the crossing of the equator once again, and lunch will be provided en route. Upon your arrival at Nairobi, your driver will be able to take you to your hotel, residence, or the international Airport depending on your onwards plans.
 
As you finish your Kenyan safari, your day will include:
Meals: Breakfast and Lunch ONLY
Drinks: Drinking Water, other drinks are extra
NO Accommodation

Accommodations

Standard

Ngulia Safari Lodge

Luxury

Kilaguni Serena Safari Lodge

A serene, calm, and refreshing sanctuary nestled between Mount Kilimanjaro and the undulating, volcanic terrains of the lush green Chyulu Hills, Kilaguni Serena Safari Lodge in Tsavo West National Park envelops you in breathtaking beauty and thrilling adventures, all while providing every contemporary comfort. Upon arrival, guests are captivated by our timeless stone design and the sight of elephants, buffalo, and other plains game quenching their thirst and seeking respite at our water hole.

Sarova Salt-Lick Lodge

There are few truly unique places that you visit and feel a special charm. In Kenya, the Salt Lick Safari Lodge is one of them. The views of the Salt Lick Lodge look like something out of a postcard destination. For decades, Salt Lick Safari Lodge has stood as one of Kenya’s premier lodges, renowned for its status as one of the World’s Most Photographed Lodges. A preferred choice for travelers seeking opulent accommodation, Salt Lick Safari Lodge offers a luxurious safari retreat nestled in the heart of the Taita Hills Wildlife Sanctuary, providing captivating views of a waterhole and the expansive Tsavo plains.

The lodge’s allure is apparent from the outset, inviting guests to experience unwavering standards of service, efficiency, and personalized attention.

Deluxe

The Lions Bluff Lodge

Tsavo West National Park - Tsavo East National Park

  • 146 km – 1 to 2 hours

After your early breakfast, depart Tsavo West National Park and drive to the sister park Tsavo East National Park. Arriving at the Gate of Tsavo East, you are thrown straight into the safari experience with chance to spot wildlife from the moment you enter. Be on the lookout for: Elephants, Giraffes, Cheetahs, Buffalos.

The two parks are part one vast reserve that is intersected with a highway, yet each have their own characteristics and special elements; you may spot the subtle changes in vegetation, for example, as you make your way between the two locations. Once you reach your night’s accommodation lunch will be served before heading straight back out for a further game drive in the afternoon.

The evening of your fourth day on safari in Africa will see you return to your chosen accommodation when dinner will be served and you will have to rest up and prepare for the following day’s adventures.

The fourth day of your safari includes:

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
Drinks: Drinking Water, other drinks are extra.

Accommodations

Standard

Voi Safari Lodge

Ashnil Aruba Lodge

Luxury

Satao Camp

Perched in the heart of Kenya’s Tsavo East National Park with a unique vantage point overlooking a watering hole, Satao Camp offers an unparalleled safari experience characterized by thrilling adventures and exceptional service. The camp stands as a true oasis, attracting a multitude of animals for their daily drink and bathing rituals.

Tsavo East, being Kenya’s largest protected area, showcases a breathtaking abundance of wildlife. Whether you’re enjoying game viewing from one of our open game vehicles or witnessing herds of elephants bathing from the seclusion of your verandah, your time at Satao is destined to create enduring memories.

Satao Camp is proudly owned by Southern Cross Safaris (Mombasa), a well-established and trusted tour operator in Kenya, dedicated to providing an extraordinary safari experience.

Ashnil Aruba Tents

Deluxe

The Lions Bluff Lodge

Tsavo East National Park – Nairobi or Mombasa

  • 320 km – 5 to 6 hours

After your breakfast, you will have one final drive through Tsavo East as you exit the park. This is your chance to bid farewell to the animals, birds, and landscapes that have revealed their wonder to you over the last four days.
Before arriving in Nairobi or Mombasa, we will stop for lunch at a local town to give you some traditional Kenyan fayre. Once in the capital city, you can request a drop off at your hotel, residence, or the airport, depending on your onward plans. Included in the last day of your African safari is:

Meals: Breakfast and Lunch ONLY
Drinks: Drinking Water, other drinks are extra
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Inclusions

  • All transfers from your Hotel/Airport to designated park and back.
  • All accommodation during the tour 
  • All meals and unlimited drinking water during the tour
  • All game drives as noted in the itinerary
  • Transport in a private 4 x 4 Safari Land Cruiser
  • Well experienced, English speaking tour guides/ driver
  • All applicable government taxes, levies and park entrance fees
  • Personalized private service

Exclusions

  • International flights and taxes
  • Passports and visa applications and processing
  • Tips and gratuities for drivers/guides
  • Personal laundry
  • Alcoholic drinks
  • Relevant Vaccinations
  • Entrance fee for activities noted as optional

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Full Day in Meru National Park

Your day at your accommodation will kick off with a hearty breakfast, setting the stage for a full day of exploring the park and its abundant natural wonders. The early morning presents an excellent opportunity to venture into the scrublands, where animals are brimming with energy, and the sun casts its perfect, photogenic light.
 
Afterward, you’ll return to your camp or lodge for a brief interlude during lunch. Later Spend your afternoon looking out for:

  • Elephants
  • Giraffes
  • Rhinos
  • Zebras
  • Wildebeest

And all the other fauna that live off the luscious, grasslands of Kenya
 
A full day immersed in the wilderness is both rewarding and invigorating, so following dinner at your accommodation, you’ll have the option to unwind personally or retire early.
 
The second day of your Kenyan safari includes:
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
Drinks: Drinking Water, other drinks are extra.

Accommodations

Standard

Kibo Safari Camp

Situated adjacent to Kenya’s second most frequented national park, Amboseli, Kibo Safari Lodge presents refined comfort amidst serene surroundings. Traditional tents are discreetly positioned amidst the wilderness, providing vistas of Mt Kilimanjaro from both communal spaces and individual accommodations. An elevated restaurant beckons guests to savor meals beneath acacia trees, with local ingredients infusing every dish.

Encircled by slasto paving, the swimming pool offers a respite for safari enthusiasts to unwind amidst sun loungers, interspersed with game drives. The main tented area hosts a lounge and bar, completing the experience for visitors seeking relaxation and adventure.

Tulia Amboseli Safari Camp

Tulia Amboseli Safari Camp is a environmentally-conscious safari retreat situated just beyond the Kimana Gate in the southeastern region of Amboseli National Park in Kenya.

Being a cozy, tented camp, Tulia provides an unparalleled sense of intimacy that distinguishes it from other camps in the vicinity. Each tent affords breathtaking views of Mt. Kilimanjaro, granting guests the opportunity to relish stunning sunrises and sunsets. The inviting restaurant and lounge boast a commanding vantage point overlooking a highly active waterhole, which attracts a daily parade of wildlife, including elephants, giraffes, zebras, elands, cheetahs, lions, wildebeests, warthogs, gazelles, waterbucks, gerenuks, and more. This affords guests an up-close and intimate wildlife encounter.

Unwind by the campfire during our daily sundowner sessions and share stories of your safari adventures with fellow guests while savoring the beauty of the African sunset.

Luxury

Amboseli Serena Lodge

Amboseli Serena Safari Lodge holds an iconic spot in Kenya’s second most popular national park. Comfort and style welcome guests to the lodge, while majestic Mt Kilimanjaro greets from the distance. The main building and rooms are nestled in a grove of acacia trees and tall palm trees stand beside a refreshing pool.

Dining can take place inside the main, vibrant restaurant area or outside with traditional flavors coming through in every dish served. Bush dinners with Maasai dancing is a wonderful alternative to a traditional meal at the lodge with cooking lessons and sundowner talks in the lodge’s Kiboko Lodge, some examples of the activities and experiences guests can enjoy during their stay.

Ol Tukai Lodge

With spectacular views of Mount Kilimanjaro and the golden plains, Ol Tukai Lodge is a charming, contemporary retreat situated within the pristine Amboseli National Park. Imbued with a quintessential African atmosphere and set amidst beautifully manicured lawns, the lodge’s luxury chalets offer uninterrupted views of the tranquil wilderness of the park or the snow-capped mountain in the distance. Beautifully appointed and inviting, the chalets boast private terraces where guests can make the most of their spectacular surroundings.

Delicious meals are served al fresco on the main veranda, where guests have the opportunity to spot game just metres away, while the stylish Elephant Bar offers a variety of refreshing cocktails. In between game drives, guests can relax in a comfortable sitting room and play board games or browse through the wildlife library or art gallery. A range of rejuvenating treatments is available in the beauty spa.

Deluxe

Elewana Tortilis Camp Amboseli

Tortilis Camp draws its name from the distinctive Acacia Tortilis, the flat-topped, umbrella thorn tree, and is gracefully perched on a hill within one of Amboseli’s Acacia Tortilis woodland areas. Situated within a private conservancy bordering the national park, the camp offers a range of activities, including game drives, guided walks, sundowner experiences, and bush meals, conducted both within the national park and the conservancy, providing guests with an exclusive wilderness encounter.

The camp’s tents are generously spacious, offering a choice of king or twin beds and featuring elegant en suite bathrooms. Constructed with a commitment to natural aesthetics and thatched roofs, the main lounge, bar, and dining area provide an inviting communal space. For added privacy, the Private House and Family Tent are positioned slightly apart from the main camp on the hill and share access to a pool.

Tortilis Camp holds the distinction of being one of the pioneering eco-lodges of its size and takes great pride in operating entirely on solar power. Guests can rest assured that their stay leaves a minimal ecological footprint.

Tawi Lodge

Just at the base of Mount Kilimanjaro, Tawi Lodge offers a stunning retreat within a private concession, just a short ten-minute journey from Amboseli National Park’s entrance. This eco-conscious lodge presents breathtaking vistas from its communal spaces and elegantly designed cottages. Guests can enjoy the luxury of romantic four-poster beds, exquisite ensuite bathrooms featuring Victorian baths and showers, cozy fireplaces, and personal minibars, complemented by exclusive butler services for a bespoke experience.

Gastronomic delights are savored in the lodge’s main dining area, where dishes crafted from the freshest, locally-sourced ingredients are served amid the enchanting sounds of Africa. With a watering hole in view from the lodge’s lively bar, dining room, lounge areas, and spa, guests have the unique chance to observe wildlife without leaving the comfort of the lodge. The adventure offerings are rich and varied, including twice-daily guided safaris in 4×4 vehicles, exploratory nature and camel walks, and the unique experience of fly camping.

Meru National Park – Nairobi

  • 320 Kms, 5 to 6 Hours

Your final morning in the park will begin with an early game drive, maximizing opportunities to add more wildlife sightings to our checklist. After you shall return to lodge/camp for the breakfast.
Next, you will embark on your journey south towards Nairobi. You can stop at the crossing of the equator once again, and lunch will be provided en route. Upon your arrival at Nairobi, your driver will be able to take you to your hotel, residence, or the international Airport depending on your onwards plans.
 
As you finish your Kenyan safari, your day will include:
Meals: Breakfast and Lunch ONLY
Drinks: Drinking Water, other drinks are extra
NO Accommodation

Accommodations

Standard

Ngulia Safari Lodge

Luxury

Kilaguni Serena Safari Lodge

A serene, calm, and refreshing sanctuary nestled between Mount Kilimanjaro and the undulating, volcanic terrains of the lush green Chyulu Hills, Kilaguni Serena Safari Lodge in Tsavo West National Park envelops you in breathtaking beauty and thrilling adventures, all while providing every contemporary comfort. Upon arrival, guests are captivated by our timeless stone design and the sight of elephants, buffalo, and other plains game quenching their thirst and seeking respite at our water hole.

Sarova Salt-Lick Lodge

There are few truly unique places that you visit and feel a special charm. In Kenya, the Salt Lick Safari Lodge is one of them. The views of the Salt Lick Lodge look like something out of a postcard destination. For decades, Salt Lick Safari Lodge has stood as one of Kenya’s premier lodges, renowned for its status as one of the World’s Most Photographed Lodges. A preferred choice for travelers seeking opulent accommodation, Salt Lick Safari Lodge offers a luxurious safari retreat nestled in the heart of the Taita Hills Wildlife Sanctuary, providing captivating views of a waterhole and the expansive Tsavo plains.

The lodge’s allure is apparent from the outset, inviting guests to experience unwavering standards of service, efficiency, and personalized attention.

Deluxe

The Lions Bluff Lodge

Tsavo West National Park - Tsavo East National Park

  • 146 km – 1 to 2 hours

After your early breakfast, depart Tsavo West National Park and drive to the sister park Tsavo East National Park. Arriving at the Gate of Tsavo East, you are thrown straight into the safari experience with chance to spot wildlife from the moment you enter. Be on the lookout for: Elephants, Giraffes, Cheetahs, Buffalos.

The two parks are part one vast reserve that is intersected with a highway, yet each have their own characteristics and special elements; you may spot the subtle changes in vegetation, for example, as you make your way between the two locations. Once you reach your night’s accommodation lunch will be served before heading straight back out for a further game drive in the afternoon.

The evening of your fourth day on safari in Africa will see you return to your chosen accommodation when dinner will be served and you will have to rest up and prepare for the following day’s adventures.

The fourth day of your safari includes:

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
Drinks: Drinking Water, other drinks are extra.

Accommodations

Standard

Voi Safari Lodge

Ashnil Aruba Lodge

Luxury

Satao Camp

Perched in the heart of Kenya’s Tsavo East National Park with a unique vantage point overlooking a watering hole, Satao Camp offers an unparalleled safari experience characterized by thrilling adventures and exceptional service. The camp stands as a true oasis, attracting a multitude of animals for their daily drink and bathing rituals.

Tsavo East, being Kenya’s largest protected area, showcases a breathtaking abundance of wildlife. Whether you’re enjoying game viewing from one of our open game vehicles or witnessing herds of elephants bathing from the seclusion of your verandah, your time at Satao is destined to create enduring memories.

Satao Camp is proudly owned by Southern Cross Safaris (Mombasa), a well-established and trusted tour operator in Kenya, dedicated to providing an extraordinary safari experience.

Ashnil Aruba Tents

Deluxe

The Lions Bluff Lodge