From $520 • depending on Seasonal, Pax & Vehicle
The three-day Tsavo West & Amboseli Safari is the perfect combination for travelers who want to experience Kenya’s most dramatic landscapes. This route takes you from Mombasa to the volcanic Tsavo West National Park with its black lava fields and crystal-clear Mzima Springs, to the world-famous Amboseli National Park – home to huge herds of elephants against the spectacular backdrop of Kilimanjaro, Africa’s highest mountain.
See rhinos at Ngulia Rhino Sanctuary, immerse yourself in the surreal landscape of the Shetani Lava Flows, and photograph elephants with snow-capped Kilimanjaro in the background – one of Africa’s most iconic images.
See rhinos at Ngulia Rhino Sanctuary, immerse yourself in the surreal landscape of the Shetani Lava Flows, and photograph elephants with snow-capped Kilimanjaro in the background—one of Africa’s most iconic images.
Highlights of this safari:
- Ngulia Rhino Sanctuary – Over 70 black rhinos in a guarded sanctuary, intensive tracking experiences
- Mzima Springs – Crystal clear springs with underwater observatory, hippos and crocodiles to be observed
- Shetani Lava Flows – Black, solidified lava fields from a volcanic eruption 200 years ago, surreal lunar landscape
- Kilimanjaro-backdrop in Amboseli – Spectacular views of Africa’s highest mountain (5,895 m), best photo opportunities worldwide
- Large herds of elephants – Amboseli is home to over 1,600 elephants, often in herds of 50–100 animals.
- Short journey from Mombasa – Only 3–4 hours to Tsavo West, ideal for coastal guests
Duration: 3 days / 2 nights | Start/End: Mombasa or coastal hotels | Best time to visit: All year round, ideal June-March
Note: Detailed daily schedules and times will be provided after booking.
A short safari to gather first impressions in der Wildness! Thank you for booking with Jungle Roar Safaris.
Overview
The three-day Tsavo West & Amboseli Safari combines two of Kenya’s most dramatically scenic national parks. Tsavo West is characterized by volcanic landscapes – black Shetani lava flows from an eruption about 200 years ago, the Roaring Rocks with panoramic views, and the crystal-clear Mzima Springs, where 250 million litres of water bubble up from underground sources every day. The Ngulia Rhino Sanctuary is home to over 70 black rhinos under 24-hour surveillance – intense rhino tracking experiences guaranteed. Amboseli National Park lies at the foot of Kilimanjaro and offers the most spectacular elephant photo opportunities in Africa: large herds of 50 to 100 animals in front of the snow-capped peak of Africa’s highest mountain (5,895 m). Amboseli is home to over 1,600 elephants, often in family groups with young animals. Five different habitats – open plains, acacia forests, swamps, savannah – attract a variety of wildlife: buffalo, zebras, wildebeests, giraffes, over 400 species of birds. This safari is ideal for coastal guests who want to experience dramatic landscapes and iconic Kilimanjaro views in a short time. Short journey: only 3–4 hours from Mombasa to Tsavo West.
Highlights
- Ngulia Rhino Sanctuary – Over 70 black rhinos in a guarded sanctuary, intensive tracking experiences
- Mzima Springs – Crystal clear springs with underwater observatory, hippos, and crocodiles to observe
- Shetani Lava Flows – Black, solidified lava fields from a volcanic eruption 200 years ago, surreal lunar landscape
- Kilimanjaro backdrop in Amboseli – Spectacular views of Africa's highest mountain (5,895 m), best photo opportunities worldwide
- Large herds of elephants – Amboseli is home to over 1,600 elephants, often in herds of 50-100 animals.
- Short journey from Mombasa – only 3-4 hours to Tsavo West, ideal for coastal guests
