3 Days Tsavo West & Tsavo East Safari

On our second safari day, we’ll have a morning game drive as we journey to Kenya’s largest park. Here you’ll also be amazed by the herds of red-dust elephants – rolling in the oxide soil and turning themselves a dusky shade of red. Amongst the grasslands and savannah watch for large herds of giraffe along with the Big Five. Plus, down at the Galana River bisecting the park you’ll find hippo, crocodile and waterbuck. The park is also known for its outstanding geological formations. Mudanda Rock, a natural dam, creates a watering hole where you’ll likely spot thirsty elephants. And you’ll always remember the Yatta Plateau, at 300 km, the longest lava flow in the world. Overnight Overnight shall be at your Tsavo east safari lodge or tented camp.

There’s nothing like rising at the crack of dawn to witness the animals emerging into the day. We like to call this the “Dasela  safaris Experience” – a beautiful and inspiring moment, especially as the African sunrise lights up the plains. We’ll try to get in some big game sightings before heading back for a rewarding breakfast. After a little relaxing, we’ll check out of our accommodations, but the game viewing isn’t over yet! We’ll head out to Tsavo’s watering holes at Mudanda Rock and the Aruba Dam. The waters are a natural draw for antelope, impala, waterbuck, elephant, and many others. Drop off We’ll drive to the Kenya coast with stories of our sightings and memories to last until our next safari adventure. You should arrive at your hotel or resort around evening hrs. We hope you had fun on your beach to safari journey. Thanks for joining us, and please keep us in mind for your next safari adventure! Finally, it’s time to exit the park and perhaps get one last glimpse of an elephant patrolling along or giraffe, nibbling at the treetops. We’ll enjoy lunch on the way back to the coast, stopping at an open-air restaurant with immense views of the Tsavo East plains.