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ELEPHANT TRAILS

ELEPHANT TRAILS

 

5 nights / 6 days

 

Nairobi, Amboseli, Tsavo West and Tsavo East –

 

Day 1

Arrive in Nairobi transfer to your hotel. Overnight at your hotel

 

Day 2

Depart for Amboseli National Park. The park is within sight of Mt. Kilimanjaro, famous for its large herds of Elephants & abundance of birdlife. Arrive for lunch. Afternoon game drive. Overnight at your lodge/camp

 

Day 3

Morning and afternoon game drives in the reserve. Overnight at your lodge/camp

 

Day 4

After breakfast depart for Tsavo West National Park. Lunch & afternoon game drive. Overnight at your lodge/camp

 

Day 5

Cross over to Tsavo East National Park after a short morning drive. Lunch at your lodge. Afternoon game drive in this vast wilderness. Overnight at your lodge/camp

 

Day 6

Drive back to Nairobi after breakfast to arrive in time for a Complementary farewell lunch in Nairobi & transfer to the airport for your homebound flight. B/L

 

Inclusions:

•             Full board accommodation on safari, bed & breakfast in Nairobi.

•             Exclusive use of the 4 x 4 Land cruiser with pop up roof tops and a guaranteed window seat

•             Services of an English speaking driver/guide

•             Park fee, government taxes and service charges

•             Game drives where applicable

•             Airport transfers as per itinerary

 

Exclusions:

•             Extras e.g. telephone, laundry, drinks and items of personal nature etc

•             Tips/gratitude’s to driver/guide

•             Visas

•             International flights

•             Insurance cover

•             Any other items not mentioned above

 

Contact me for the rates or other tailor made safaris in Kenya.

 

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