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6 Days Kenya Safari from Nairobi to Diani Beach – Amboseli, Tsavo & Salt Lick

Travel from Kenya's capital to the Indian Ocean through some of the country's most spectacular wildlife regions on this 6 Days Kenya Safari from Nairobi to Diani Beach, combining Amboseli National Park, Tsavo West National Park, Taita Hills Wildlife Sanctuary and Tsavo East National Park.

This private overland safari has been designed especially for travellers who want to begin their Kenya holiday in Nairobi and finish directly on the coast without returning to the capital.

Over six unforgettable days, you travel from Nairobi to Amboseli, Tsavo West, Salt Lick and Tsavo East before continuing to Diani Beach, Mombasa or Malindi.

It is a particularly attractive safari-and-beach combination.

Your adventure begins beneath the enormous presence of Mount Kilimanjaro in Amboseli, one of Kenya's most celebrated elephant destinations.

You then enter the vast Tsavo ecosystem, where rugged volcanic landscapes, natural springs, red earth and expansive wilderness create a completely different safari atmosphere.

Between Tsavo West and Tsavo East, you spend a night in the Taita Hills Wildlife Sanctuary, with the opportunity to stay at the iconic Salt Lick Safari Lodge.

Here, wildlife viewing does not necessarily stop when the game drive finishes. The lodge's elevated rooms overlook waterholes that can attract animals close to the accommodation.

Your final wildlife destination is Tsavo East, famous for its enormous wilderness landscapes and elephants covered in the park's distinctive red soil.

And when the safari is over, you do not turn around and return to Nairobi.

You continue naturally toward Kenya's Indian Ocean coast.

This makes the itinerary an excellent choice for couples, families, honeymooners and first-time visitors who want to combine a Kenya wildlife safari with a Diani Beach holiday.

Throughout the journey, you travel privately in a 4x4 Safari Land Cruiser with a professional driver-guide, allowing the safari to be adapted around your interests and travel style.

Safari at a Glance

Duration: 6 days / 5 nights
Starting point: Nairobi
Ending point: Diani Beach, Mombasa or Malindi
Destinations: Amboseli, Tsavo West, Taita Hills Wildlife Sanctuary and Tsavo East
Safari type: Private overland safari
Transport: Private 4x4 Safari Land Cruiser with pop-up roof
Guide: Professional safari driver-guide
Accommodation: Five nights at selected safari lodges or camps
Meals: Full board during the safari unless otherwise specified
Ideal for: Couples, families, honeymooners, photographers and safari-and-beach travellers

Safari Route

Day 1: Nairobi → Amboseli National Park
Day 2: Full Day Amboseli National Park
Day 3: Amboseli → Tsavo West National Park
Day 4: Tsavo West → Taita Hills Wildlife Sanctuary / Salt Lick
Day 5: Taita Hills → Tsavo East National Park
Day 6: Tsavo East → Diani Beach / Mombasa / Malindi

Why Choose This 6-Day Kenya Safari?

One of the greatest advantages of this itinerary is its geographical logic.

Instead of travelling from Nairobi to several national parks and then driving all the way back to Nairobi, the safari gradually takes you toward the Kenyan coast.

You begin in Nairobi.

You travel south to Amboseli.

From Amboseli you continue into Tsavo West.

Then you explore Taita Hills.

You cross into Tsavo East.

Finally, you continue toward the Indian Ocean.

This makes the safari especially suitable for travellers who are already planning to spend part of their Kenya holiday at Diani Beach, Mombasa or Malindi.

It combines safari and beach naturally rather than treating them as two completely separate holidays.

Detailed 6-Day Kenya Safari Itinerary

Day 1: Nairobi to Amboseli National Park

Your safari begins in Nairobi.

Your Felessy Tours & Safaris driver-guide will collect you from your Nairobi hotel, Jomo Kenyatta International Airport or another agreed location.

After introductions and a short safari briefing, your luggage will be loaded into your private 4x4 Safari Land Cruiser.

You then leave Nairobi and travel south toward Amboseli National Park.

As the urban landscape disappears behind you, the scenery gradually becomes more rural and open.

The journey introduces you to southern Kenya and, as you approach Amboseli, the enormous outline of Mount Kilimanjaro may begin to dominate the horizon when weather conditions are favourable.

Kilimanjaro itself lies across the international border in Tanzania, but its position immediately south of Amboseli creates one of Africa's most famous safari landscapes.

Arrival in Amboseli

Upon arrival, proceed to your selected safari lodge or tented camp for check-in.

Depending on your arrival time and accommodation arrangements, enjoy lunch before beginning your first Amboseli wildlife experience.

The existing safari itinerary highlights opportunities to see elephants, lions, cheetahs, gazelles, wildebeest, buffaloes, zebras, warthogs and numerous bird species.

But one animal in particular has become synonymous with Amboseli.

The African elephant.

Amboseli is internationally renowned for its elephant population.

Family groups can sometimes be observed moving across the open plains or feeding around the wetlands.

Seeing elephants with Kilimanjaro in the background—when the mountain is visible—is one of the classic images of a Kenya safari.

Your professional driver-guide will explore productive areas while interpreting the animals, landscapes and ecosystem around you.

Continue your game drive until it is time to proceed to your accommodation.

Enjoy dinner and your first night on safari.

Lunch, dinner and overnight in Amboseli, depending on arrival arrangements.

Day 2: Full-Day Amboseli Safari

Wake up surrounded by the landscapes of Amboseli.

Early morning is often one of the most atmospheric times to be on safari.

The air can be cooler, wildlife may be active and, when conditions are favourable, Kilimanjaro can sometimes be particularly impressive.

Your existing itinerary includes an early-morning game drive followed by breakfast and then a full day exploring Amboseli with a packed lunch.

That is a strong structure and I would retain it.

After your morning wildlife experience, return for breakfast.

You can then depart for an extensive exploration of Amboseli.

Elephants of Amboseli

For many visitors, elephants become the defining experience of this park.

You may encounter individual bulls or family groups containing adults, juveniles and small calves.

Observing elephant behaviour is one of the great pleasures of safari.

They communicate through vocalisations, body language and low-frequency sounds.

Family groups can demonstrate extraordinary social bonds.

Young calves remain protected by older animals.

Adults may feed while younger elephants experiment with their trunks.

Rather than simply photographing the animals and immediately moving away, a private safari gives you greater opportunity to observe these interactions when conditions permit.

Amboseli's Wetlands

One of the reasons Amboseli supports substantial wildlife is its wetland system.

Water originating from the Kilimanjaro ecosystem contributes to marsh areas that provide important habitat even when the surrounding landscape appears relatively dry.

Elephants, buffaloes, hippos and numerous bird species may be associated with these wetter areas.

The contrast between dry plains and green wetlands creates one of Amboseli's distinctive characteristics.

Lions, Cheetahs and Other Wildlife

Although elephants are Amboseli's signature animals, they are only part of the wildlife story.

Lions may be encountered on the open plains.

Cheetahs are also present, although sightings can never be guaranteed.

Spotted hyenas, jackals and other predators form part of the ecosystem.

Zebras and wildebeest are common components of the plains landscape.

Giraffes, gazelles and other antelope species may also be encountered.

Amboseli's birdlife is another highlight, particularly around wetland areas.

Enjoy your packed lunch at an appropriate designated location according to the day's programme.

Continue exploring during the afternoon before returning to your lodge or tented camp.

Breakfast, lunch, dinner and overnight in Amboseli.

Can We Guarantee a View of Mount Kilimanjaro?

No.

This is something I recommend making very clear on the website.

Amboseli is famous for spectacular views of Mount Kilimanjaro, but the mountain creates its own weather patterns and is frequently obscured by cloud.

Visibility can change rapidly.

Your guide may see a completely hidden mountain one hour and a dramatic snow-capped summit later.

For this reason, we describe Kilimanjaro as an extraordinary potential backdrop to the Amboseli safari rather than a guaranteed attraction.

Having two nights in Amboseli increases your opportunities compared with simply passing through the park for one afternoon.

Day 3: Amboseli to Tsavo West National Park

After breakfast, prepare to continue your journey toward Tsavo West National Park.

The existing itinerary includes a game drive in Amboseli before departure, followed by arrival at Tsavo West around lunchtime and an afternoon game drive.

This can remain the general structure, subject to your confirmed park-entry arrangements.

As you leave Amboseli, the scenery gradually changes.

The enormous presence of Kilimanjaro gives way to increasingly rugged terrain.

You are entering the wider Tsavo ecosystem, one of Kenya's great wilderness regions.

Arrival in Tsavo West

Proceed to your selected lodge or camp for check-in and lunch.

Take some time to relax before your afternoon game drive.

Tsavo West feels markedly different from Amboseli.

The park is characterised by rugged landscapes, volcanic formations, hills, lava flows, bushland and natural springs.

Vegetation can be denser than in Amboseli, which sometimes makes wildlife more challenging to locate.

But that also makes sightings particularly rewarding.

Your driver-guide will explore suitable areas while searching for elephants, buffaloes, giraffes, zebras, antelopes, lions and other wildlife.

Leopards also inhabit the ecosystem but are naturally elusive.

Return to your lodge or camp as evening approaches.

Breakfast, lunch, dinner and overnight in Tsavo West.

Day 4: Tsavo West to Taita Hills Wildlife Sanctuary & Salt Lick

Wake up in Tsavo West and enjoy breakfast.

Today combines additional Tsavo West exploration with the journey toward Taita Hills Wildlife Sanctuary.

The existing itinerary includes a game drive and visit to Mzima Springs before continuing toward Salt Lick.

This is an excellent feature and should remain prominent.

Mzima Springs

Mzima Springs is one of Tsavo West's best-known natural attractions.

Its clear spring waters create a striking contrast to the surrounding landscapes.

Depending on conditions, hippos, fish, monkeys and other wildlife may be encountered in the wider area.

Crocodiles may also be present.

Your guide will explain the ecological importance of the springs and manage the visit according to current access arrangements and your day's programme.

Afterwards, continue your journey toward the Taita Hills region.

Taita Hills Wildlife Sanctuary

Taita Hills introduces yet another safari environment.

Rather than simply treating the sanctuary as somewhere to sleep between Tsavo West and Tsavo East, I recommend presenting it as a destination in its own right.

Enter the sanctuary and proceed toward your lodge arrangements.

The existing itinerary provides lunch at Taita Hills followed by an afternoon game drive and overnight at Salt Lick Safari Lodge.

After lunch and a short rest, depart for your afternoon wildlife drive.

The sanctuary supports elephants, buffaloes, giraffes, zebras, antelopes and predators, among other wildlife.

Continue exploring until evening before proceeding to the remarkable Salt Lick Safari Lodge.

The Salt Lick Safari Lodge Experience

Salt Lick is one of the features that makes this six-day itinerary especially marketable.

The lodge's rooms are elevated above the ground and connected by raised walkways.

The existing Felessy itinerary highlights the waterholes visible from the lodge and notes that they are illuminated at night, allowing guests to continue watching visiting wildlife after dark.

That is a major experiential selling point.

At many safari lodges, the game drive finishes and wildlife viewing effectively pauses until the next morning.

At Salt Lick, animals may approach the waterholes near the lodge.

You might be having a drink, eating dinner or relaxing between activities while elephants or other wildlife appear below.

Of course, because these are wild animals, no particular species or waterhole visit can be guaranteed.

But the design of the lodge creates an unusual opportunity to remain connected to the surrounding wildlife environment.

Enjoy dinner and your night at Salt Lick.

Breakfast, lunch, dinner and overnight at Salt Lick Safari Lodge or confirmed alternative.

Optional Night Game Drive at Taita Hills

This is an important addition I recommend including on this particular page.

Unlike Kenya's national parks where standard game-drive hours are restricted, Taita Hills Wildlife Sanctuary can offer organised night game drives subject to the sanctuary's current rules, availability and operational arrangements.

This gives travellers an opportunity to experience the sanctuary after dark and potentially encounter nocturnal wildlife and behaviours that are rarely seen during conventional daytime game drives.

The night game drive is an optional activity at additional cost and should be booked in advance.

This makes the Taita Hills night much more than simply a stop between Tsavo West and Tsavo East.

Day 5: Taita Hills to Tsavo East National Park

Wake up surrounded by the Taita Hills landscape.

The existing itinerary begins with an early-morning game drive followed by breakfast, check-out and additional wildlife viewing while leaving the sanctuary. It then continues to Tsavo East for lunch and an afternoon game drive.

That remains a strong programme.

After your morning wildlife experience, return for breakfast.

Check out and begin travelling toward Tsavo East National Park.

You are now entering the final major wildlife destination of your six-day safari.

Tsavo East National Park

Tsavo East is vast.

The scale of the landscape is immediately noticeable.

Broad horizons, red earth and enormous wilderness areas give the park a very different character from both Amboseli and Tsavo West.

Proceed toward your selected safari lodge or camp, enjoying wildlife viewing en route where appropriate.

Check in and enjoy lunch.

Later in the afternoon, depart for your Tsavo East game drive.

The Famous Red Elephants of Tsavo

Tsavo East is particularly famous for elephants that appear strikingly red.

They are not a separate elephant species.

Their colour comes from the park's iron-rich red soil.

Elephants frequently dust and bathe themselves in this earth, coating their normally grey skin with the characteristic Tsavo colour.

Seeing a herd of red-dust elephants moving across the landscape can be one of the most memorable scenes of the entire safari.

Wildlife in Tsavo East

In addition to elephants, possible sightings include:

• Lions
• Buffaloes
• Giraffes
• Zebras
• Warthogs
• Antelopes
• Hyenas
• Jackals
• Baboons
• Numerous bird species

Cheetahs and leopards also inhabit the wider ecosystem, although sightings are less predictable.

The vastness of Tsavo means wildlife can sometimes be more dispersed than in smaller protected areas.

But that sense of wilderness is precisely what makes the park special.

Safari here is not simply about accumulating animal sightings.

It is also about experiencing space.

Silence.

Red earth.

Huge skies.

And wildlife moving through landscapes that seem to extend forever.

Continue exploring until evening before returning to your accommodation.

Enjoy your final dinner in the wilderness.

Breakfast, lunch, dinner and overnight in Tsavo East.

Day 6: Tsavo East to Diani Beach, Mombasa or Malindi

Wake up early for your final safari morning.

The existing programme provides a 6:30 AM to approximately 8:30 AM game drive, followed by breakfast and the journey toward the coast.

Where this is covered by your confirmed park-entry arrangements, it is an excellent way to conclude the safari.

The early morning often provides a different atmosphere from the afternoon.

Temperatures are cooler.

The light can be beautiful.

Predators may still be active.

Elephants and plains animals begin another day in the wilderness.

Return to your lodge or camp for breakfast.

Afterwards, check out and begin travelling toward Kenya's Indian Ocean coast.

From Safari to the Indian Ocean

The change during Day 6 is remarkable.

You begin your morning surrounded by elephants, lions and the red landscapes of Tsavo.

By afternoon, you can be approaching palm trees and the warm Indian Ocean.

This transition is one of the greatest strengths of the itinerary.

Instead of returning to Nairobi, your safari finishes exactly where the next part of your holiday can begin.

Ending in Diani Beach

For many travellers, Diani Beach is the ideal ending point.

After six days of game drives and overland travel, the white sands and tropical atmosphere provide a complete change of pace.

You can check into your selected beach resort and spend the following days relaxing beside the Indian Ocean.

The safari itself ends when we deliver you to your confirmed hotel.

Beach accommodation can be arranged separately if required.

Ending in Mombasa

The safari can also finish at your Mombasa hotel.

This is particularly convenient for travellers staying on Kenya's north or south coast or connecting with other travel arrangements.

Your exact drop-off point should be confirmed before departure.

Ending in Malindi

Malindi can also be arranged as the final destination.

Because Malindi requires additional travel beyond the main Mombasa area, the exact transfer logistics should be confirmed when requesting your quotation.

This allows us to plan the final day realistically.

Why Two Nights in Amboseli?

This is one of the strongest features of this safari.

Many short Nairobi-to-coast itineraries spend only one night in Amboseli.

That can mean arriving in the afternoon and leaving the following morning.

This six-day itinerary gives you two nights.

That provides significantly more time for wildlife viewing.

It also gives you more than one opportunity for Kilimanjaro visibility.

If the mountain is hidden by cloud when you arrive, conditions may be completely different the following morning.

For travellers interested in elephants and photography, the additional Amboseli time is particularly valuable.

Why Include Taita Hills and Salt Lick?

Because it breaks up the Tsavo journey while adding a completely different experience.

Without Taita Hills, a traveller might simply move from Tsavo West directly to Tsavo East.

By including the sanctuary, you gain another wildlife environment and the unusual Salt Lick accommodation experience.

The waterholes near the lodge create wildlife-viewing opportunities even when you are not sitting inside the Safari Land Cruiser.

The optional night game drive can add another dimension.

For families in particular, Salt Lick can become one of the most memorable accommodations of the entire safari.

Why This Safari Is Excellent for a Beach Holiday

This itinerary has been designed around a fundamental geographical advantage:

Nairobi is inland. Diani Beach is on the coast. Amboseli and Tsavo lie naturally between them.

Rather than doing a circular safari and returning to Nairobi, you travel progressively toward the Indian Ocean.

That saves unnecessary backtracking and creates a satisfying sense of journey.

You literally cross southern Kenya from the capital to the coast.

Suggested Safari + Beach Combinations

This safari can form the wildlife component of a longer Kenya holiday.

6 Days Safari + 3 Nights Diani Beach

Excellent for travellers with approximately nine or ten days available.

6 Days Safari + 5 Nights Diani Beach

A particularly balanced combination of wildlife and relaxation.

6 Days Safari + 7 Nights Diani Beach

Ideal for travellers wanting roughly two weeks in Kenya with substantial time both on safari and at the beach.

Beach accommodation can be quoted separately according to your preferred hotel category and meal plan.

Is This Safari Suitable for Families?

Yes.

In fact, this can be an excellent family itinerary.

Amboseli's elephants often make a strong impression on children.

Salt Lick's elevated lodge and waterholes add another distinctive experience.

Tsavo's red elephants provide yet another memorable wildlife environment.

And finishing at the beach gives children and parents time to relax after the overland safari.

Because the Safari Land Cruiser is private, the family does not have to adapt to unrelated travellers.

Please provide the exact ages of all children when requesting your quotation.

Child prices should be calculated according to the actual accommodation policies, applicable park fees, room configuration and travel dates.

Honeymoon Safari & Beach Holiday

This route also works particularly well for honeymooners.

It naturally combines two experiences:

Private wildlife safari + Indian Ocean beach holiday.

The safari can be upgraded using carefully selected luxury or premium lodges.

At the end, you can continue directly to a romantic beach resort in Diani.

Special arrangements can also be considered for anniversaries, birthdays and other celebrations, depending on the selected properties.

Your Private 4x4 Safari Land Cruiser

The existing package includes all game drives in a 4x4 Safari Land Cruiser and exclusive use of the vehicle.

That should remain prominent.

The vehicle is dedicated to your booking rather than being shared with unrelated travellers.

This provides:

Flexibility – game drives can respond more closely to your interests.

Privacy – particularly valuable for couples and families.

Photography opportunities – your guide can consider positioning and viewing angles where regulations permit.

Comfort – important on a six-day overland safari.

The pop-up roof provides elevated wildlife viewing during game drives where permitted.

Your Professional Safari Driver-Guide

Over six days, your driver-guide becomes an essential part of the experience.

The guide is responsible not only for driving between destinations but also for interpreting wildlife and landscapes.

Amboseli, Tsavo West, Taita Hills and Tsavo East require different guiding approaches.

Open plains make some animals relatively easy to observe.

Dense bush can make others challenging.

Tracks, alarm calls, animal behaviour and information from other guides all contribute to wildlife searches.

An experienced guide helps transform sightings into understanding.

What's Included?

The existing safari package includes private vehicle use, itinerary transfers, bottled water and soft drinks, professional driver-guide services, full-board accommodation, driver allowances, game drives, park fees, final-day lunch, government taxes, Flying Doctors insurance and meet-and-greet arrangements.

For the redesigned page, I recommend displaying this more cleanly:

• Private 4x4 Safari Land Cruiser with pop-up roof
• Exclusive use of your safari vehicle
• Professional safari driver-guide
• Nairobi pick-up
• Coastal drop-off according to your confirmed itinerary
• Five nights' safari accommodation
• Full-board meals during the safari
• Scheduled game drives
• Applicable park and sanctuary fees specified in your quotation
• Bottled drinking water
• Coke, Fanta and Sprite during the safari where confirmed
• Driver-guide accommodation and allowances
• Final-day lunch where included
• Government taxes
• Flying Doctors cover where specified
• Meet-and-greet arrangements where applicable

Your personalised quotation and booking confirmation should remain the definitive record of your inclusions.

What's Not Included?

Unless specifically included in your quotation:

• International flights
• Kenya entry-related costs
• Personal travel insurance
• Alcoholic beverages
• Lodge or camp beverages outside the included meal plan
• Laundry
• Personal purchases
• Tips and gratuities
• Optional night game drive at Taita Hills
• Optional cultural activities
• Activities not specified in your confirmed itinerary
• Festive-season supplements where applicable
• Beach accommodation after the safari unless separately arranged
• Additional park or sanctuary entries outside the confirmed itinerary

Best Time for This Safari

This itinerary can operate during different periods of the year.

Each destination responds differently to seasonal conditions.

Amboseli is rewarding for elephant viewing across much of the year, while Kilimanjaro visibility depends on weather.

Tsavo's landscapes can change dramatically between wetter and drier periods.

During greener periods, vegetation can become lush and photographic.

During drier periods, animals may become more concentrated around reliable water sources.

Taita Hills provides another ecosystem with its own wildlife movements.

There is therefore no single month that is perfect for every traveller.

The best time depends on your priorities, including:

• Elephants
• Photography
• Big cats
• Family travel
• Honeymoon
• Fewer visitors
• Accommodation value
• Beach weather
• School holidays

Tell us what matters most and we can help plan accordingly.

What to Pack

Bring practical, lightweight clothing in neutral colours.

Early mornings can sometimes be cool, so a sweater, fleece or light jacket is useful.

Recommended items include:

• Comfortable closed shoes
• Lightweight clothing
• Warm layer
• Hat
• Sunglasses
• Sunscreen
• Insect repellent
• Personal medication
• Camera
• Binoculars
• Chargers
• Power bank
• Small day bag
• Swimwear for your beach holiday

A soft-sided duffel bag is generally easier to accommodate in the safari vehicle than an oversized rigid suitcase.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long is the safari?

The safari is 6 days and 5 nights.

Where does it begin?

Nairobi.

Where does it end?

Diani Beach, Mombasa or Malindi according to your confirmed arrangements.

Do we return to Nairobi?

No. The safari is specifically designed to travel from Nairobi toward the Kenyan coast.

Which wildlife destinations are included?

Amboseli National Park, Tsavo West National Park, Taita Hills Wildlife Sanctuary and Tsavo East National Park.

How many nights are spent in Amboseli?

Two nights.

Do we stay at Salt Lick Safari Lodge?

The existing itinerary includes Salt Lick. The final accommodation should always be confirmed according to availability when you book.

Can we do a night game drive at Salt Lick?

An optional night game drive can potentially be arranged within Taita Hills Wildlife Sanctuary, subject to current sanctuary arrangements, availability and additional cost.

Is Mzima Springs included?

The existing itinerary includes a visit to Mzima Springs during the Tsavo West section.

Is the safari private?

Yes. Your 4x4 Safari Land Cruiser and professional driver-guide are dedicated to your booking.

Can we see Mount Kilimanjaro?

Amboseli offers excellent potential views of Kilimanjaro, but visibility depends on weather and cloud conditions.

Can we see elephants?

All four safari areas provide opportunities to encounter elephants, with Amboseli and Tsavo particularly famous for them. No individual wildlife sighting can be guaranteed.

Can we see lions?

Lions inhabit the ecosystems included in this itinerary, but sightings are never guaranteed.

Is this a Big Five safari?

Several Big Five species can potentially be encountered, but this itinerary should not be marketed as guaranteeing all five.

Can we continue directly to our Diani Beach hotel?

Yes. That is one of the main advantages of the itinerary.

Is beach accommodation included?

Not automatically. Beach accommodation can be added separately according to your preferred resort, number of nights and meal plan.

Is this safari suitable for children?

Yes. Please provide the exact ages of all children when requesting your quotation.

Book Your 6 Days Nairobi to Diani Beach Safari

If your Kenya holiday begins in Nairobi and finishes at the Indian Ocean, this 6 Days Nairobi to Diani Beach Safari provides an exceptionally natural way to connect the two.

You begin among the elephant herds and wetlands of Amboseli.

You spend two nights beneath the enormous presence of Mount Kilimanjaro.

You enter the rugged volcanic landscapes of Tsavo West and visit Mzima Springs.

You continue into Taita Hills Wildlife Sanctuary and experience the distinctive elevated architecture and waterholes of Salt Lick.

You then cross into the vast red landscapes of Tsavo East, searching for elephants, lions, buffaloes, giraffes and other wildlife.

Finally, after your last morning in the wilderness, you continue toward the Indian Ocean.

Nairobi to Amboseli.

Amboseli to Tsavo.

Tsavo to Salt Lick.

Salt Lick to Tsavo East.

Tsavo East to the beach.

Rather than simply visiting several parks, the safari becomes a journey across southern Kenya.

Felessy Tours & Safaris can customise the itinerary according to your travel dates, number of travellers, children's ages, accommodation preferences, budget, special occasions and final beach destination.

Request your personalised quotation for the 6 Days Nairobi to Diani Beach Safari and let Felessy Tours & Safaris organise your private journey from Mount Kilimanjaro country to the Indian Ocean.