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  This 3 Days Tsavo East and Tsavo West Safari starting from Mombasa, Diani, Malindi, Watamu, Kilifi or Nairobi
  Day 1: Leave Mombasa for mid-morning Safari game drive in Tsavo East National Park. After lunch enjoy an afternoon game drive.
  Day 2: Early morning game drive then after breakfast drive to Tsavo West National Park with game viewing en-route. Lunch will be followed by afternoon game drive.
  Day 3: Early breakfast will be followed by game and sightseeing.
  Meal Plan: Breakfast included, en-route Lunch at own cost
  Day 1: Mombasa Safari to Tsavo East and Tsavo West, 3 Days Kenya Safari
  Tsavo East, the oldest and largest (covering a whooping 13,747 square kilometres) park in Kenya, is generally flat, with dry plains, hills and scattered acacia scrubland. The park is famous for its landscapes, its lighting and its large herds of big mammals (such as elephants, buffalos and lions). The park achieved notoriety in the 1900s when 'the Man-eaters of Tsavo', a pair of rogue man-eating lions, preyed gruesomely on numerous construction workers of the Kenya-Uganda Railway. The incident was described in a book titled 'The Man-Eaters of Tsavo' and later turned into a Hollywood film in 1996. Today the park is more famous for its numerous prides of mane-less lions and being the park with the highest population of elephants in Kenya.
  Day 2: Tsavo Safari: Tsavo East – Tsavo West National Park
  Throughout your journey you will be stunned by the immense beauty of the surrounding landscape. Tsavo West National Park covers an area of 9,065 square kilometres and it's terrain is much more varied than that of Tsavo East, it ranges from 200-1000m in altitude. The northern sector is bush land with scattered native baobab trees. Wild animals in the park include elephants, African lions, hippos, cheetahs, hartebeest and buffalo.
  Price/Cost for 3 Days Tsavo East and Tsavo West Safari based on 2 People sharing for Safari starting and ending in Mombasa
  Option 1: Private Semi-Luxury Safari
  Sentrim Tsavo Camp / Voi Safari Lodge / Voi Wildlife Lodge (Tsavo East)
  COST: Safari Cost will be provided on request
  Option 2: Private Luxury Safari
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  3 Days Tsavo East and Tsavo West Safari Highlights
  "Africa's Big Five" - Lion, Leopard, Elephant (popularly referred to as 'Red Elephants' - a color they attain due to dust-bathing with the Park's fine red volcanic soil), Rhino and Buffalo roaming wild and free in their natural habitat.
  Buffalo - Tsavo West National Park
  "Tsavo's Special Five" - Fringed-eared Oryx, Gerenuk, Somali Ostrich and Vulturine Guniea Fowl and the beautiful and shy Lesser Kudu - these are animals less commonly seen other parks
  View from Chaimu Crater
  Ancient Volcanic activity that resulted in the formation of Chyulu Range of Hills (the youngest range of hills on Earth estimated to be about 500 years old)
  Shetani Lava Flow - and 8km long and 1.6 km wide remains of a volcanic lava flow that originated from one of the hills in the Chyulu Hills Range. The lava trail is among the few places in the park where visitors are allowed to get out of their vehicles While here look out for the nimble rock-dwelling antelope – the Klipspringer, hyraxes and on very rare occasion, leopards.
  The Yatta Plateau - the remnants of the world's longest flow of lava, about 290 Km in length and rising over 100m from its neighbouring lands. Yatta Plateau runs along the Western boundary of the Tsavo East National Park above the Athi River. It was formed by lava from Ol Donyo Sabuk Mountain situated about 70km northeast of Nairobi (Nairobi is about 420Km away from Tsavo East National Park). Beneath the Yatta Plateau flows the Athi River; this joins the Tsavo River to become the Galana River, a permanent stream that cuts right across the Park. The river is home to crocodiles, hippo and also attracts huge variety of thirsty wildlife including elephants and lions.
  Mzima Springs - a series of four natural springs that form a pool of crystal clear waters where hippos, crocodile and different types of fish can be seen from an underground chamber.