1 Day Trip Tsavo East Safari

Amazing private day trip to Kenya’s largest National Park – Tsavo East. The Park is bisected from the Tsavo West by Mombasa-Nairobi Road. Tsavo East is dry habitats, vast plains. Famous for dust-red elephants and man eaters’ lions. The Park is the largest protected area in the country, home to elephants, rhinos, buffaloes, crocodiles, kudu, gerenuks and many more. More than 500 bird species have been recorded here. Ideal package for solo travelers, private groups, couples and families. Transport in comfortable 4×4 safari Landcruiser jeep.

This one-day trip to Tsavo East National Park from the Kenyan coast offers a whirlwind introduction to Kenya’s wildlife, with early morning pick-up, a drive along the Mombasa-Nairobi highway to the Bachuma Gate, two extensive game drives, and lunch at a lodge or restaurant within the park. The itinerary includes searching for the “Big Five” and other animals, visiting the Aruba Dam, and returning to the coast in the evening. This tour is ideal for time-constrained travelers who want to experience the “red elephants,” large mammals, and diverse birdlife of Kenya’s largest national park

We pick you very Early in the morning from your Hotel. Then drive along Mombasa-Nairobi road. Enter Tsavo East National Park a 3.5 Hours drive. Tsavo East National Park is one of the world’s largest game reserves, famous for its huge herds of Red elephants, Man Eaters Lions and Many Birds. There are also other variety of other animals such as buffalos, giraffes and zebras. Then visit Aruba dam (Man made dam) which is located in the middle of the park, where a high concentration of animals can be observed during the dry season. Afterwards we drive to the Lodge for lunch, and a short break there. After your lunch you will have another game viewing while checking out of the park and drive back to your coastal Hotel or cottage arriving in the evening.

Park Overview

• A Vast Wilderness: Tsavo East National Park is the oldest and largest national park in Kenya, known for its vast, flat, semi-arid plains and short vegetation, which makes wildlife spotting easier. 

Iconic Red Elephants:

The park is famous for its large populations of red-dust-covered elephants. 

Diverse Wildlife:

Expect to see the “Big Five” (lion, leopard, buffalo, elephant, and rhino) along with giraffes, zebras, antelopes, and a wide variety of bird species