Arlom Safaris

30/03/2026

ONE DAY TSAVO EAST NATIONAL PARK SAFARI 🦓
Sharing Basis | Maximum 6 Guests per 4x4 Jeep

📍 Destination

Experience the wild beauty of Tsavo East National Park — one of Kenya’s largest and oldest parks, famous for its vast red-dust landscapes, large elephant herds, and iconic wildlife.

🚙 Tour Highlights
Early morning departure from North Coast, Malindi, Watamu & Diani
Scenic drive in a 4x4 Land Cruiser Jeep (max 6 pax)
Extensive game drive in one of Kenya’s top wildlife reserves
Spot elephants, lions, giraffes, zebras, buffalo & more
Visit the famous Aruba Dam and Galana River areas
Professional multilingual driver-guide
🕒 Sample Itinerary

05:00 – 06:00 AM
Pick-up from your hotel (North Coast, Malindi, Watamu, Diani)

08:30 AM
Arrival at the park & start of game drive

01:00 PM
Buffet lunch at a safari lodge inside the park

02:00 PM
Afternoon game drive en route to exit

04:00 PM
Depart park

07:00 – 08:00 PM
Drop-off at your hotel

💼 Package Includes

✔ Transportation in 4x4 Land Cruiser Jeep (max 6 persons)
✔ Park entry fees to Tsavo East
✔ Buffet lunch at a lodge
✔ Extensive game drives
✔ Services of a professional driver-guide
✔ Multilingual guides available:

English
French
Italian
German

❌ Excludes
Drinks & personal expenses
Tips & gratuities

💰 Price

USD 185 per person (Sharing basis)

📅 Departure

Daily departures available

🌍 Pick-Up & Drop-Off Areas
North Coast Hotels
Malindi
Watamu
Diani

📞 Company Details

Arlom Safaris
📱 Phone / WhatsApp: +254 740 327 585

📸 Why Choose This Safari?
Small group (max 6) for better wildlife viewing
Comfortable, open-roof safari jeep
Ideal for travelers with limited time
Great chance to see the “Red Elephants” of Tsavo

Book your unforgettable Kenyan safari adventure today!

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