5 Days 4 Nights,,,3 National Parks

Service Description

Day One Touchdown in Kenya from your country. Ready booked Hotel for you for a peaceful night sleep. Days Two And Three Begin the Safari by observing the change of scenery as you drove through the urban city life down to the plains of Amboseli National Park. You will stay in Amboseli National Park for two nights at Ol Tukai Lodge. Fun facts about Amboseli National Park: – 300 km² – $100 USD entry per adult per day (12hr pass) – With clear skies you get insane views of Africa’s highest peak – Mt. Kilimanjaro – One of the best places in Africa to spot elephants and have up close encounters! – Chance to visit and experience life of local Maasai communities – Ol Tukai lodge looks out over the game reserve, so you can lie by the pool and spot elephants and hippos from your lounger! Insane! Exciting encounters here… All the elephants and giraffes, a few lion spotting and a crazy amount of hippos! Don’t want to take the limelight away from all the other animals but of course these are the animals you dream to see I guess. Day Four After a final morning game drive in Amboseli you will drive 112km across Kenya to Tsavo West (another National Park) where you will check into Kilaguni Serena Safari Lodge. Holy scha-molies, the view when you walk into this place. The whole dining and bar area looks over a man-made watering hole where the animals come to drink and play. You’ll find it hard not to sit there all day and gaze. Fun facts about Tsavo West National Park: – Size 7,065 km² – $52 USD entry per adult per day (24hr pass) – Tsavo National Park was split into two because of the railway that runs from Mombasa to middle of Kenya. As a whole, Tsavo is the largest national park in Kenya (when combined with Tsavo East, it’s over 20,000 km²!) – Tsavo West has a pretty mountainous terrain where you can have one of the best Safari landscape in Kenya. Exciting encounters… Here you can spot many leopard prints and the cats themselves, lots of zebra and giraffes here and elephants who come to the watering hole at breakfast! Day Five Your last night on safari will be spent at a lodge on Lions’ Hill, which has its name for a reason. Right in view from the dining area is a hill of rocks and lions with an infinity pool and views over the plains as far as the horizon. Fun facts about Tsavo East National Park: – Size: 13,747 km2