GROUP OR PRIVATE, 4x4 JEEP SAFARI

Mashariki Safari

Tour features

Days3 Days 2 Nights
HighlightsSightseeing Tours, Adventure Tours, Safari Tours
TransportJeep afari

A 3-Day Mashariki Safari in Kenya sounds is a fantastic and immersive experience in the heart of East Africa’s diverse wildlife. The word “Mashariki” refers to “East” in Swahili, and in the context of a safari, it may suggest focusing on the eastern regions of Kenya. A 3-day safari typically involves exploring famous parks and reserves such as Tsavo National Park, Amboseli National Park, or Samburu Game Reserve—all great destinations to experience the wild beauty and wildlife of Kenya.

Your Safari Starts: A Journey through Kenya’s Wilderness

As your safari begins, you’re welcomed by the fresh morning air, the sounds of birds and distant wildlife, and the sight of a vast African landscape stretching before you.

Day 1: Tsavo East N.P. – Sentrim Tarhi Camp
We pick you up from your hotel or Airport and drive directly to Tsavo East National Park, home of the “Red Elephants” and also the largest National Park in Kenya. On arrival at the first gate we will check in and immediately we will start or first game viewing in the famous park. We will continue with the game drives to reach the Sentrim Tarhi camp in time for Lunch. After lunch we will have some short time to rest before we get back to the park for evening game drives which will take us to areas like the Aruba Dam which is a manmade dam drawing its waters from Voi River attracting thirsty animals which come to take water from it. We also have a diversity of resident bird species which includes hornbills, eagles, kingfishers, weavers, bustards, storks and marabou. As sun is going down we return to the Sentrim Tarhi camp for dinner and overnight.

Day 2 : Lumo Wildlife Sanctuary
We will do an early morning game drive in the park then come back for breakfast, after breakfast we drive to Lumo wildlife sanctuary arriving in time for lunch. After lunch and a short rest, we will do game drives in this wildlife sanctuary which is a community based conservation area .Game drives will be extended to Taita hills game sanctuary also, this game sanctuaries hosts most of the animals likely to be seen in Tsavo west National park. As the sun is going down we get back to the tented lodge for dinner and overnight.

Day 3: Lumo wildlife Sanctuary – Diani Beach
In this day we will have early morning game drives in these sanctuaries then come back for breakfast then there after depart and start our transfer back to the coast. On our way back we have lunch at the Lion Hill Camp and enjoy the magnificent view from the highest elevation of Tsavo East National Park (662m). We then take you to your accommodation at the beach.

PRICE INCLUDES
All park entrance fees
All game drives and transfers in a good customary minibus or Land cruiser on safari
Unlimited game drives up to 6pm (sundown)
Breakfast (B) / lunch (L) / dinner (D) as indicated
Accommodation in a double room in mentioned accommodations or similar
Local English speaking driver guide.
Enough bottled water each day
Detailed travel information.


PRICE DO NOT INCLUDE
International flight.
Visa for Kenya (about USD 50)
Beverages
Tips

-Tsavo East National park
-Lumo Wildlife Sanctuary
– Sentrim Tarhi Camp

Favourable Time

June to October and January and February

High Season

June to October and December to March

Low Season

April and May

Best Weather

June to October

Best Weather

March, April and May (Peak of the Wet season)

Dry Season (June to October) – Best Time for Wildlife Viewing

  • Weather: These months are cooler and drier, which makes wildlife easier to spot as animals gather around water sources.
  • Great Migration: This is the peak of the wildebeest migration in the Maasai Mara, especially between July and October. This is a highlight for many visitors.
  • Wildlife Viewing: Since vegetation is less dense, animals are more visible in the open savannah, and predators are more active, making this the best time for general game viewing.
  • Temperatures: Daytime temperatures are usually mild, ranging from 24°C to 28°C (75°F to 82°F), with cooler mornings and evenings.

 

2. Short Rainy Season (November to December)

  • Weather: Occasional short rains, usually in the form of afternoon showers, but still lots of sunshine.
  • Wildlife Viewing: The rains can make animals a bit harder to spot, but it’s a quieter time to visit, and many areas are lush and green, which offers a different perspective.
  • Benefits: Fewer tourists, and some safari lodges and camps offer lower rates during this season.
  • Temperatures: Temperatures can range between 20°C and 28°C (68°F to 82°F).

 

3. Long Rainy Season (March to May) – Low Season

  • Weather: This is the wettest period in Kenya, with frequent and intense rains, making some roads difficult to travel, especially in remote areas.
  • Wildlife Viewing: The rain can create a more challenging safari experience as animals tend to spread out more and are harder to spot. However, birdwatching is excellent during this time as many migratory birds are in Kenya.
  • Benefits: The rainy season is the least crowded time of year, and many lodges offer significant discounts, which can make for a more budget-friendly trip.
  • Temperatures: Similar to the short rains, temperatures range from 20°C to 28°C (68°F to 82°F).

 

4. Shoulder Season (January to February)

  • Weather: This is generally a dry period, with warm to hot temperatures and little rainfall. It’s often considered one of the best times for safaris.
  • Wildlife Viewing: During this period, game viewing is excellent as animals gather around water sources. The landscapes are still lush and green from the rainy season, but the grass is shorter, making wildlife spotting easier.
  • Temperatures: This is the hottest time of year, with temperatures averaging between 25°C and 30°C (77°F to 86°F).