Tsavo East and West 4-Day Safari
Red elephants, Mzima hippos and the Shetani lava flow.
Overview
Two parks, two landscapes. Tsavo West for the lava flow and the Chyulu Hills on the way in, Tsavo East for the big red herds and Mzima Springs. A genuine bush camp, not a lodge with a pool.
Trip highlights
- The Shetani lava flow under an ostrich footbridge
- The Chyulu Hills on the drive in
- Hippos surfacing at Mzima Springs
- Red elephant herds of Tsavo East
- A night in a canvas bush camp
Day by day
Nairobi to Tsavo West
Road transfer out of Nairobi, through the Chyulu Hills, arriving at the bush camp for a night drive.
- Meals
- Lunch, Dinner
- Accommodation
- Tsavo West bush camp
- Transport
- Private 4x4
- Activities
- Night game drive
Shetani lava flow
Early morning drive to the lava flow, then the Chyulu Hills, then a long afternoon in the reserve.
- Meals
- Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
- Accommodation
- Tsavo West bush camp
- Transport
- Private 4x4
- Activities
- Lava flow, Chyulu Hills
Mzima Springs
Drive to Mzima Springs to watch hippos surface in a twelve-deep pool, then on to Tsavo East.
- Meals
- Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
- Accommodation
- Tsavo East lodge
- Transport
- Private 4x4
- Activities
- Mzima Springs, Tsavo East game drive
Departure
Final dawn drive in the red dust, then return to Nairobi.
- Meals
- Breakfast
- Accommodation
- -
- Transport
- Private 4x4
- Activities
- Dawn game drive
What is included
Included
- 4x4 game drives with a dedicated guide
- 2 nights in a Tsavo West bush camp
- 1 night in a Tsavo East lodge
- All meals and drinks
- Bush dinner
- Shared conservancy fees
- Sunrise and sunset drives
Not included
- Flights
- Park concession fees
- Personal expenses
- Tipping
- Lunch on the departure day
Booking and cancellation
Booking terms
A minimum of 2 adults is required. Park concession fees are invoiced separately by the Kenya Wildlife Service.
Cancellation policy
Free cancellation up to 30 days before departure. 50% refund between 15 and 29 days. No refund within 14 days of departure.
