Day 1: Arrival- Nairobi- Safari Park Hotel.

You will be welcomed at Nairobi's Jomo Kenyatta International Airport for your Pwani (this means coastal) vacation by one of our representative and transferred to your city hotel for an early check-in after which you have your breakfast. Before lunch, we will have a short movie or documentary on your program/safari and a warm welcome from Afrociti/Powertalks who will also present you with a ‘Karibu Kenya Kit’. In the afternoon, you’ll be taken for a familiarization tour of the city, viewing its monuments and historical cites featuring, the City Market, Kenya International Conference Centre (KICC), Parliament Building, the Snake Park and the Nairobi National Museum in the central business district. After the city tour, you will go for dinner. As you have dinner, you will be entertained by the “Cat dancers” at the exciting aromatic Nyama Choma Ranch (NCR) of the oasis of tranquility; Safari Park Hotel. Overnight stay at Safari Park Hotel. [BB].

Day 2: Tsavo West National Park

This morning after breakfast, you depart to Tsavo West National Park to arrive in time for lunch which will be served at Kilaguni Serena Lodge. After lunch, you will enjoy an afternoon game drive at the park. The park's habitats include open plains alternating with savannah bush and semi-desert scrub, acacia woodlands; rocky ridges and outcrops, extensive ranges and isolated hills; belts of riverine vegetation; palm thickets, the Chyulu hills and the mountain forest. The main attractions are the elephants, lava flows and ash cones including the Shetani lava flow, Ngulia Rhino Sanctuary, Lake Jipe, Mt. Kilimanjaro, rhinos and diverse bird species. All meals and overnight stays, at Kilaguni Serena Lodge. [FB]

Day 3: Tsavo West National Park (Full Day)

You enjoy an early morning game drive after which you will go back to the lodge for breakfast. Lunch will be at the lodge after which you can spend the afternoon leisurely with options of bird watching, mountain climbing at Ngulia Hills or boat excursions at Lake Jipe. Meals and Overnight stays at Kilaguni Serena Lodge. [FB]

Day 4, 5 & 6: The Kenyan Coast – Mombasa

Depart after a morning game drive with lunch boxes from the hotel as you head further down to the Kenyan Coast and arrive in the afternoon. Once in Mombasa, you will be transferred to Sarova Whitesands Hotel for a three-day stay at the coast. The rest of the day will be spent at the Sarova Whitesands Hotel as you relax by the Indian Ocean. You will be given a tour of the city of Mombasa on the second day after breakfast. On the third day, you will visit Bamburi Nature Trail, Bombolulu Workshops and the Mamba Village. Overnight stays and meals will be served at the prestigious Sarova Whitesands Hotel. [HB]

About Mombasa

Mombasa is a very hospitable city, located in the southern part of Kenya along the Indian Ocean. Mombasa is the second largest city and the oldest town in Kenya with the largest port of East Africa - dating way back in history. This city has lots to offer besides the gorgeous beaches. Mombasa became Portugal’s main trading centre along the Eastern Coast of Africa. This led to the construction of a monumental fort that still stands today known as Fort Jesus which you will visit during your stay. The Fort served as the main hub for trading goods, a prison for slaves and most importantly; it protected the Portuguese from conflicts with locals and threatening foreign battalions. Slavery was the city’s major activity at the time. Local slaves were exchanged for goods from visiting ships that often came from European countries. The trading of spices, cotton and coffee, which were cultivated and grown in the rich fertile soils of the town’s farms, is one of the reasons Mombasa was a popular destination for seafarers at the time. Captured slaves were forced to work on these farms in extremely harsh and inhumane conditions. The port of Mombasa was thus very influential and has been since the 15th century. It played a significant role in laying the foundations of the nation and continues to do so till today – serving the whole of East and Central Africa. Some of the popular attractions in the town relate directly to the town’s history, while others complement the tourism industry that the town thrives on. Old Town, Fort Jesus, Mombasa Tusks, the Hindu Temple, Mamba Village, Bamburi Nature Trail, Bombolulu Workshops and the Gedi Ruins not forgetting the water sports like scuba diving, boat rides, deep-sea fishing and water skiing are some of the attractions in this part of Kenya. There are also other excursions and you might want to take during your stay as they will further enhance your vacation experience!