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2 DAYS TSAVO EAST & WEST -KILAGUNI SERENA

Day 1
Start Date

Pick up from your hotel at 5.00am , drive towards Nairobi and enter the Tsavo National Park through Bachuma gate, . This Park is renowned for its red elephants, so called because of the Red earth that colours their hides. Game viewing at Voi safari Lodge while enjoying your lunch. Afterwards continue to Tsavo West through the Ngulia rhino sanctuary for game drive, dinner and overnight at a Camp or Lodge of your choice:
Day 2
Last Day
at 6.15am, go for an early game drive with spectacular views to the Mzima Springs and Chaimu volcanic lava flow come back for full breakfast. check out and relax at the lodge or camp – after your lunch at the lodge or camp (you might opt to take the breakfast before the game drive, and then come back at the lodge for lunch and after lunch depart for driving back to your hotel please.

Price FromEUR € 440/person

Tour Price Includes:
  • -Accommodation as specified in the itinerary on full board in the lodge.
  • - Exclusive transport in a safari tour micro bus with a game viewing roof hatch and UHF radio (private safari for only 2 of you.)
  • - 3 game drives for the tour and drinking water on board.
  • - Driver cum tour guide experienced in game spotting.
  • - Fuel, driver and car park fees, driver's allowance.
  • - All park entry fees for clients, driver cum guide and vehicle.

Tour Price Excludes:

  • - International flight tickets and visa costs.
  • - Tips, drinks, laundry, calls, Maasai villages and all such costs of a personal nature.
  • - Credit Card Surcharge of 5%

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