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7 Days Kenya Safari from Nairobi to Diani Beach – Maasai Mara, Lake Nakuru, Amboseli & Tsavo

Experience an extraordinary journey across Kenya on this 7 Days Kenya Safari from Nairobi to Diani Beach, combining five of the country's most celebrated wildlife destinations before finishing your adventure on Kenya's beautiful Indian Ocean coast.

This private safari travels from Nairobi to the Maasai Mara National Reserve, Lake Nakuru National Park, Amboseli National Park, Tsavo West National Park and Tsavo East National Park, before dropping you directly at Diani Beach, Mombasa or Malindi for your beach holiday.

It is one of the most comprehensive safari itineraries available for travellers who have seven days but want to experience several dramatically different Kenyan ecosystems.

Your journey begins among the sweeping savannahs and predators of the Maasai Mara.

You then travel through the Great Rift Valley to Lake Nakuru, where rhinos are an important wildlife attraction.

From Nakuru, the safari continues south to Amboseli, famous for its elephants and spectacular views of Mount Kilimanjaro when weather conditions allow.

The journey then enters the enormous Tsavo ecosystem.

Tsavo West introduces you to volcanic landscapes, springs, hills and diverse wildlife habitats before Tsavo East completes the safari with vast open country, the famous red-dust elephants and classic southeastern Kenya wilderness.

Instead of driving all the way back to Nairobi at the end, you continue naturally toward the Indian Ocean.

This makes the safari particularly suitable for travellers planning a Kenya safari and beach holiday.

You can finish directly at your resort in Diani Beach, Mombasa or, with the appropriate transfer arrangements, Malindi.

Throughout the safari, you travel privately in a 4x4 Safari Land Cruiser with a professional driver-guide, giving you greater comfort, flexibility and control over your experience.

Safari at a Glance

Duration: 7 days / 6 nights
Starting point: Nairobi
Ending point: Diani Beach, Mombasa or Malindi
Destinations: Maasai Mara, Lake Nakuru, Amboseli, Tsavo West and Tsavo East
Safari style: Private overland safari
Vehicle: Private 4x4 Safari Land Cruiser with pop-up roof
Guide: Professional safari driver-guide
Meals: Full board during the safari unless otherwise specified
Ideal for: Couples, families, honeymooners and travellers combining safari with a Kenya beach holiday

Route

Day 1: Nairobi → Maasai Mara
Day 2: Full Day Maasai Mara
Day 3: Maasai Mara → Lake Nakuru
Day 4: Lake Nakuru → Amboseli
Day 5: Amboseli → Tsavo West
Day 6: Tsavo West → Tsavo East
Day 7: Tsavo East → Diani Beach / Mombasa / Malindi

This is a relatively active safari with several destinations. It is best suited to travellers who value wildlife and landscape variety and enjoy seeing different parts of Kenya during one journey.

Detailed 7-Day Kenya Safari Itinerary

Day 1: Nairobi to Maasai Mara National Reserve

Your Kenya safari begins in Nairobi.

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

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

You then leave Nairobi and begin travelling toward the world-famous Maasai Mara National Reserve.

Journey Through the Great Rift Valley

Leaving the capital, you travel toward Kenya's Great Rift Valley.

Depending on weather, traffic and timing, your driver-guide may make a short stop at a suitable viewpoint.

The landscape below gives you an immediate sense of Kenya's geographical scale.

Continue through the Rift Valley toward Narok and onward into southwestern Kenya.

As you approach the greater Maasai Mara ecosystem, the landscape becomes increasingly open.

Agricultural areas gradually give way to grassland and the vast skies associated with safari country.

Appropriate comfort stops will be made during the journey.

Arrival in the Maasai Mara

You will arrive in the Maasai Mara area around lunchtime or early afternoon, depending on road conditions and the location of your accommodation.

Check into your safari lodge or tented camp and enjoy lunch.

After some time to settle in, prepare for your first wildlife experience.

Later in the afternoon, depart with your driver-guide for a Maasai Mara game drive.

The Maasai Mara is one of Africa's most celebrated wildlife ecosystems.

Its sweeping grasslands support lions, elephants, buffaloes, cheetahs, leopards, giraffes, zebras, wildebeest, hippos, hyenas, jackals and numerous antelope species.

Your guide will use experience and current wildlife information to identify productive areas.

Because your safari is private, there is greater flexibility at sightings.

If you encounter an interesting pride of lions, elephant family or other wildlife activity, you are not forced to move immediately because unrelated travellers have different priorities.

Continue exploring until it is time to return to your lodge or camp.

Enjoy dinner and your first night in the African wilderness.

Lunch, dinner and overnight in the Maasai Mara area, depending on arrival arrangements.

Day 2: Full-Day Maasai Mara Safari

Wake up in the Maasai Mara for a full day dedicated to wildlife.

After breakfast, depart with your driver-guide for an extensive game-viewing experience.

This is the principal Maasai Mara wildlife day within the seven-day itinerary.

Depending on wildlife conditions, your accommodation location and preferences, the day can be organised as an extended game drive with a packed picnic lunch.

This allows you to explore farther into the reserve rather than repeatedly returning to your lodge.

Searching for the Mara's Predators

The Maasai Mara is particularly renowned for its big cats.

Lions

Lions may be encountered throughout suitable areas of the ecosystem.

A pride might be resting when you first find it, but patient observation can reveal fascinating social behaviour.

Cubs may play.

Females may interact.

Adult males may patrol or communicate across considerable distances.

No two lion encounters are identical.

Cheetahs

Cheetahs generally favour more open landscapes where they can survey the surrounding plains.

Their speed makes them famous, but simply observing their behaviour can be equally rewarding.

Leopards

Leopards are considerably more elusive.

They often use vegetation, riverine areas and trees for concealment.

Finding one requires patience, experience and good fortune.

Your driver-guide will interpret tracks, animal alarm calls, habitats and information about recent sightings when searching for wildlife.

Elephants, Buffaloes and Plains Wildlife

The Maasai Mara is not only about predators.

Elephants moving across open grassland can create some of the most memorable scenes of your safari.

Buffaloes may occur in substantial herds.

Giraffes, zebras, wildebeest, gazelles, topi and other herbivores create a constantly changing landscape.

Spotted hyenas and jackals also form important parts of the ecosystem.

Birdlife is exceptional.

Even visitors who do not consider themselves bird enthusiasts often become fascinated by the raptors, vultures, storks and colourful smaller species encountered during game drives.

Mara River and the Great Migration

Depending on road conditions, wildlife movement and the day's programme, your guide may explore the Mara River area.

Hippos and crocodiles inhabit the river system.

During periods when migratory herds are present in the Kenyan section of the wider Mara–Serengeti ecosystem, the river also becomes associated with potential wildebeest crossings.

However, crossings are completely natural events.

They cannot be scheduled or guaranteed.

A herd can approach the river and remain there for hours before turning away.

At another time, animals may begin crossing unexpectedly.

Felessy Tours & Safaris therefore never guarantees a river crossing.

The Great Migration itself is also influenced by rainfall and grazing conditions.

If migration is a major priority, tell us your intended travel dates when requesting your quotation.

After your full day of game viewing, return to your safari lodge or tented camp.

Breakfast, lunch, dinner and overnight in the Maasai Mara area.

Day 3: Maasai Mara to Lake Nakuru National Park

After breakfast, check out and leave the Maasai Mara.

There is no additional Maasai Mara reserve game drive included on Day 3 under the standard itinerary.

This is important because the journey continues to Lake Nakuru and the included Maasai Mara wildlife programme has already taken place within the applicable reserve-entry period.

If a traveller specifically requests another Mara game drive before departure, it should be quoted separately with the applicable additional reserve entry and only where the day's schedule permits.

You then begin travelling toward Lake Nakuru National Park.

The journey takes you from the grasslands of southwestern Kenya back toward the Great Rift Valley.

Appropriate comfort stops will be made along the route.

Upon arrival in the Lake Nakuru area, proceed to your lodge or camp.

Check in and enjoy lunch.

Later in the afternoon, depart for your Lake Nakuru game drive.

Lake Nakuru – Rhino Country in the Great Rift Valley

Lake Nakuru provides a very different environment from the Maasai Mara.

The park contains lake shoreline, woodland, grassland and rocky landscapes within a relatively compact protected area.

One of its major attractions is the opportunity to search for rhinoceros.

Both black and white rhinos may potentially be encountered.

Wildlife sightings are never guaranteed, but including Lake Nakuru adds an important rhino dimension to this multi-park safari.

Other possible wildlife includes:

• Rothschild's giraffes
• Buffaloes
• Waterbucks
• Zebras
• Impalas
• Baboons
• Warthogs
• Hippos
• Lions
• Leopards

The park also supports impressive birdlife.

What About Lake Nakuru's Flamingos?

Lake Nakuru became internationally famous for historic concentrations of flamingos.

However, flamingo numbers vary significantly according to water levels, food availability and ecological conditions.

For that reason, we should not market Lake Nakuru as a guaranteed pink lake.

Flamingos may be encountered, but the park should be appreciated as a diverse wildlife destination rather than solely as a flamingo attraction.

After your afternoon game drive, return to your lodge or camp.

Breakfast, lunch, dinner and overnight in the Lake Nakuru area.

Day 4: Lake Nakuru to Amboseli National Park

After breakfast, check out and begin your journey south toward Amboseli National Park.

Today is one of the longer transfer days of the safari.

Your driver-guide will make appropriate comfort stops during the journey.

The changing landscape is part of the experience as you leave the Rift Valley and travel toward southern Kenya.

Amboseli lies close to the Kenya–Tanzania border beneath the enormous presence of Mount Kilimanjaro.

Upon arrival, check into your selected lodge or tented camp.

Depending on your arrival time, enjoy lunch and some time to relax before your afternoon game drive.

Amboseli – Elephants Beneath Kilimanjaro

Amboseli is internationally famous for its elephants.

Large family groups can often be observed moving across open areas or around the park's wetlands.

The relatively open landscape can provide excellent wildlife viewing.

Amboseli also supports lions, buffaloes, giraffes, zebras, wildebeest, hyenas, antelopes and numerous bird species.

But for many travellers, the defining image is an elephant with Mount Kilimanjaro rising behind it.

Kilimanjaro is located across the border in Tanzania but dominates the landscape around Amboseli.

Can You Always See Kilimanjaro?

No.

Mountain visibility depends entirely on weather and cloud conditions.

Early mornings can sometimes provide particularly good visibility, but this is not guaranteed.

We should therefore market Amboseli as providing potential spectacular views of Kilimanjaro when weather conditions are favourable, rather than promising the mountain will always be visible.

Continue your game drive until evening.

Return to your accommodation for dinner.

Breakfast, lunch, dinner and overnight in Amboseli.

Day 5: Amboseli to Tsavo West National Park

Day 5 continues the journey toward Kenya's coast.

Depending on the final confirmed programme and park-entry arrangements, enjoy breakfast and prepare to leave Amboseli for Tsavo West National Park.

The current page advertises an early-morning Amboseli game drive before breakfast.

For the rewritten version, I recommend keeping the wording flexible:

Where covered by the applicable park-entry period and confirmed in your itinerary, an early-morning game drive may be enjoyed before departure.

This avoids creating a blanket promise that could conflict with the client's actual park-entry timing.

Afterwards, begin travelling toward Tsavo West.

The landscape changes noticeably.

Tsavo West is known for its rugged scenery, volcanic formations, hills, lava landscapes and natural springs.

It feels completely different from the open plains of Amboseli.

Exploring Tsavo West

Depending on your arrival time, proceed to your lodge for check-in and lunch before continuing with an afternoon game drive.

Tsavo West supports elephants, buffaloes, giraffes, zebras, antelopes, lions and numerous other species.

Leopards are also present but are naturally elusive.

The landscape itself is one of the park's greatest attractions.

Rather than enormous uninterrupted grassland, Tsavo West contains vegetation, hills and geological formations that create a more dramatic environment.

Mzima Springs

Depending on your final route, timing and current access arrangements, your Tsavo West safari may include a visit to Mzima Springs.

The clear spring environment provides a striking contrast to the surrounding dry landscapes.

Hippos and other wildlife may be encountered in the wider area.

Your driver-guide will determine the day's most practical route according to conditions.

After your afternoon wildlife experience, proceed to your accommodation.

Enjoy dinner overlooking the landscapes of Tsavo West.

Breakfast, lunch, dinner and overnight in Tsavo West.

Day 6: Tsavo West to Tsavo East National Park

Wake up surrounded by the landscapes of Tsavo West.

After breakfast, check out and begin travelling toward Tsavo East National Park.

This transfer is relatively logical because Tsavo West and Tsavo East form parts of the enormous wider Tsavo conservation ecosystem.

Depending on the route and park-entry arrangements, wildlife viewing can form part of the day's journey.

Continue toward your selected Tsavo East lodge or camp.

Check in and enjoy lunch.

Later, depart for an afternoon game drive.

Tsavo East – Land of the Red Elephants

Tsavo East is one of Kenya's iconic wilderness areas.

Its vast landscapes provide a very different final chapter to the safari.

The park is particularly famous for its red-dust elephants.

The elephants are not a separate species or naturally red.

Their distinctive appearance comes from bathing and dusting themselves in Tsavo's iron-rich red soil.

Against the park's enormous landscapes, these elephants create some of the most recognisable safari scenes in Kenya.

Other possible wildlife includes:

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

Cheetahs and leopards are also present, although sightings are less predictable.

The Scale of Tsavo East

Tsavo East feels different from the Maasai Mara.

Wildlife may sometimes be more dispersed because of the park's enormous scale.

But that is part of its appeal.

This is genuine wilderness.

Rather than focusing only on individual sightings, take time to appreciate the landscapes themselves.

The red earth, broad skies and distant horizons create an unmistakably Kenyan safari environment.

Depending on your route and available time, your guide may explore notable areas within the park while searching for wildlife.

As afternoon turns to evening, return to your lodge or camp.

This is your final night on safari.

Enjoy dinner and reflect on a journey that has already taken you from Nairobi across five different wildlife regions.

Breakfast, lunch, dinner and overnight in Tsavo East.

Day 7: Tsavo East to Diani Beach, Mombasa or Malindi

Wake up for your final safari morning.

Depending on the applicable park-entry period and your confirmed programme, an early-morning Tsavo East game drive may be possible before breakfast.

The existing itinerary specifically includes an early-morning Tsavo East game drive before departure for the coast.

I recommend wording this carefully on the new page:

Where covered by your confirmed park-entry arrangements, enjoy a final early-morning Tsavo East game drive before returning to the lodge for breakfast.

After breakfast, check out and begin your journey toward the Indian Ocean.

And this is where the itinerary reveals one of its greatest advantages.

You do not return to Nairobi.

Instead, you continue toward Kenya's coast.

Safari to Beach – The Perfect Kenya Combination

After six nights travelling through Kenya's wildlife regions, arriving at the Indian Ocean creates a natural change of pace.

You can finish the safari at:

Diani Beach

Diani is an excellent choice for travellers seeking a relaxed tropical beach holiday after safari.

Its long white-sand beach and range of resorts make it particularly suitable for couples, families and honeymooners.

Mombasa

Guests staying in Mombasa can be transferred to their selected coastal hotel according to the confirmed itinerary.

Malindi

A Malindi transfer can also be arranged, although because of the additional distance beyond Mombasa, the exact logistics should be confirmed when requesting your quotation.

Your driver-guide will take you to your agreed coastal destination, where your safari ends.

The beach stay itself is not automatically included unless specifically added to your package.

You can therefore choose how many nights you want to spend at the coast and which hotel category suits your holiday.

Why This Safari Works So Well

This itinerary essentially takes you across Kenya rather than around Kenya.

That distinction is important.

Many conventional safari itineraries begin and end in Nairobi.

For travellers planning a beach holiday afterwards, that can mean returning all the way to Nairobi and then taking another flight or train to the coast.

This route avoids that unnecessary backtracking.

You begin in Nairobi.

You explore the Maasai Mara.

You cross the Great Rift Valley.

You continue to Amboseli.

You travel through Tsavo.

And you finish naturally at the Indian Ocean.

For someone planning both safari and beach, that is an exceptionally logical route.

Five Wildlife Destinations in Seven Days

This safari is ambitious.

We should be transparent about that.

Travellers who want a very slow safari with several nights in each destination should consider a longer itinerary.

But for someone who wants maximum diversity within seven days, this route is extremely attractive.

Each destination adds something different.

Maasai Mara

Classic savannah, predators, abundant plains wildlife and seasonal migration possibilities.

Lake Nakuru

Great Rift Valley scenery and important rhino-viewing potential.

Amboseli

Elephants, wetlands and potential views of Mount Kilimanjaro.

Tsavo West

Rugged volcanic landscapes, hills, springs and varied habitats.

Tsavo East

Huge wilderness, red soil, elephants and classic southeastern Kenya scenery.

This variety is the real product.

Can You See the Big Five?

This itinerary gives travellers opportunities to search for Africa's famous Big Five: lion, leopard, elephant, buffalo and rhino.

Lake Nakuru adds important rhino-viewing potential.

The Maasai Mara, Amboseli and Tsavo ecosystems add opportunities for the other species.

However, no wild animal can be guaranteed.

Leopards in particular can be extremely elusive.

A responsible safari operator should never promise that every guest will complete a Big Five checklist.

Instead, your professional driver-guide will use experience and current wildlife information to maximise opportunities throughout the journey.

Why Travel by Private 4x4 Land Cruiser?

This safari covers substantial distances.

Vehicle quality therefore matters.

Your journey is conducted in a 4x4 Safari Land Cruiser with a pop-up roof.

During wildlife viewing, the roof provides elevated visibility where permitted.

During the overland sections, you remain with the same safari vehicle rather than repeatedly changing transport.

The private arrangement also means your vehicle is dedicated to your booking.

This is particularly valuable on a seven-day itinerary.

Families can manage the pace around children.

Couples have greater privacy.

Photographers can discuss positioning and wildlife priorities with the guide.

And everyone avoids the compromises involved in sharing a vehicle with unrelated travellers.

The Role of Your Professional Driver-Guide

Your driver-guide is one of the most important components of this safari.

Over seven days, the guide is responsible not only for wildlife interpretation but also for safe driving, route planning and coordinating the different stages of the journey.

Kenya's parks have very different environments.

Finding wildlife in the open Maasai Mara requires a different approach from exploring the more vegetated landscapes of Tsavo West.

Your guide's experience helps adapt the safari accordingly.

Accommodation Options

The existing page simply refers to full-board accommodation at the guest's preferred camp or lodge rather than specifying individual properties.

I actually recommend keeping that flexibility while making the presentation more premium.

Comfortable Safari

Quality lodges and tented camps offering en-suite accommodation, full-board meals and good locations.

Luxury Safari

Higher-end lodges and camps offering enhanced accommodation, attractive settings and additional facilities.

Premium Safari

Carefully selected properties for honeymooners, anniversaries and travellers seeking a more exclusive experience.

When requesting your quotation, tell us your preferred accommodation level and budget.

We can then recommend a combination of properties across all five destinations.

What's Included?

The existing package includes exclusive vehicle use, itinerary transfers, bottled water and soft drinks, professional guiding, full-board accommodation, driver allowances, game drives in the 4x4 Land Cruiser, park fees, final-day lunch, government taxes, Flying Doctors insurance and meet-and-greet service.

For the redesigned page, I would present it as:

• Private 4x4 Safari Land Cruiser with pop-up roof
• Exclusive use of the safari vehicle
• Professional safari driver-guide
• Nairobi pick-up
• Coastal drop-off in Diani Beach, Mombasa or agreed destination
• Six nights' safari accommodation
• Full-board meals during the safari
• Scheduled wildlife game drives
• Park and reserve 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 service where applicable

What's Not Included?

Unless specifically included in your quotation:

• International flights
• Kenya entry-related costs
• Personal travel insurance
• Alcoholic beverages
• Lodge or camp drinks outside the included meal plan
• Laundry
• Souvenirs and personal expenses
• Tips and gratuities
• Optional Maasai cultural visit
• Optional hot-air balloon safari
• Activities not specified in the itinerary
• Festive-season supplements where applicable
• Beach accommodation after the safari unless specifically booked
• Additional park entries outside the confirmed itinerary

Add a Beach Holiday After Your Safari

This is where I would expand the page much more than the existing version.

The safari ends at the coast specifically so guests can combine wildlife and beach in one Kenya holiday.

For example, travellers can spend:

7 Days Safari + 3 Nights Diani Beach
A good option for travellers with approximately ten days in Kenya.

7 Days Safari + 5 Nights Diani Beach
An excellent balance between wildlife and relaxation.

7 Days Safari + 7 Nights Diani Beach
Ideal for a two-week Kenya safari-and-beach holiday when combined with arrival logistics.

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

Best Time for This Kenya Safari

This itinerary can operate during different periods of the year.

Because it crosses several ecosystems, conditions can vary considerably between destinations.

The Maasai Mara receives particularly strong interest during the broader Great Migration season.

However, the Mara remains an outstanding wildlife destination outside migration periods because of its resident wildlife.

Amboseli can provide excellent elephant viewing throughout much of the year, while visibility of Kilimanjaro depends on weather.

Tsavo provides a completely different safari atmosphere, with wildlife viewing influenced by seasonal vegetation and water availability.

Rather than claiming one month is universally best, we recommend selecting travel dates according to your priorities.

Tell us whether your main interest is:

• Great Migration
• Big cats
• Elephants
• Photography
• Family travel
• Honeymoon
• Fewer visitors
• Safari plus beach
• Accommodation value

We can then help tailor the journey appropriately.

Families with Children

This private itinerary can work very well for families, although parents should remember that it includes several substantial road transfers.

Children who enjoy wildlife and road travel often find the constantly changing landscapes fascinating.

The private vehicle is particularly valuable because the family controls the passenger environment.

I would remove the existing fixed child-pricing policy. The current page publishes under-three free travel, 75% of adult price for ages 3–13 and adult pricing for teenagers.

Replace it with:

Travelling with children? Please provide the exact ages of all children when requesting your quotation. Child rates are calculated according to applicable park fees, accommodation policies, room configuration and travel dates.

This is much safer commercially.

Honeymoon Safari & Beach Holiday

This itinerary is particularly strong for honeymooners because it naturally combines two of Kenya's greatest experiences.

Safari + Indian Ocean beach.

Luxury or premium accommodation can be selected throughout the safari.

At the end of Day 7, instead of returning to Nairobi, you arrive at your coastal resort and begin the relaxing part of your honeymoon.

Depending on your preferences, we can customise the journey with:

• Luxury safari lodges
• Premium tented camps
• Romantic room categories
• Optional balloon safari
• Private coastal transfers
• Diani Beach resort accommodation
• Special-occasion arrangements where available

Tell us when the trip is for a honeymoon, anniversary or other celebration.

What to Pack

Because this journey crosses several regions of Kenya, layering is the most practical approach.

Bring lightweight clothing for warmer periods together with a sweater, fleece or light jacket for cooler mornings.

Useful items include:

• Comfortable closed shoes
• Lightweight safari clothing
• Warm layer
• Sun hat
• Sunglasses
• Sunscreen
• Insect repellent
• Personal medication
• Camera
• Binoculars
• Chargers
• Power bank
• Small day bag

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

Because this itinerary finishes at the coast, you can naturally also carry your beach clothing and swimwear.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long is the safari?

The safari is 7 days and 6 nights.

Where does it start?

Nairobi.

Where does it end?

The safari can finish in Diani Beach, Mombasa or Malindi, according to your confirmed itinerary.

Do we return to Nairobi?

No. That is one of the major advantages of this itinerary. It is designed to continue toward the Kenyan coast.

Which parks are included?

Maasai Mara National Reserve, Lake Nakuru National Park, Amboseli National Park, Tsavo West National Park and Tsavo East National Park.

Is the safari private?

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

Is beach accommodation included?

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

Can we see the Great Migration?

Possibly, depending on your travel dates and natural herd movements. River crossings cannot be guaranteed.

Can we see Mount Kilimanjaro?

Amboseli provides potential spectacular views of Kilimanjaro, but visibility depends on weather and cloud conditions.

Can we see rhinos?

Lake Nakuru provides an important opportunity to search for rhinos, but sightings cannot be guaranteed.

Can we see the Big Five?

The itinerary provides opportunities to search for all five, but wildlife sightings are never guaranteed.

Can we add a balloon safari?

Yes. An optional Maasai Mara hot-air balloon safari can be arranged subject to availability and additional cost.

Is the safari suitable for children?

Yes, particularly for families comfortable with longer overland journeys. Please provide children's exact ages when requesting your quotation.

Can we upgrade the accommodation?

Yes. Comfortable, luxury and premium options can be proposed across the itinerary.

Can you arrange our Diani Beach hotel?

Yes. The safari can be combined with a separate coastal accommodation package according to your preferred resort category and length of stay.

Book Your 7 Days Kenya Safari from Nairobi to Diani Beach

If you want to experience Kenya from the savannah to the Indian Ocean, this is one of the strongest routes in the Felessy Tours & Safaris collection.

You begin in Nairobi.

You cross the Great Rift Valley and enter the legendary Maasai Mara.

You search for rhinos at Lake Nakuru.

You watch elephants beneath the enormous presence of Mount Kilimanjaro in Amboseli when the mountain reveals itself.

You explore the volcanic landscapes of Tsavo West.

You finish your wildlife journey among the red elephants and vast wilderness of Tsavo East.

And then, instead of turning around and driving back toward Nairobi, you continue toward the Indian Ocean.

The safari ends.

The beach holiday begins.

That makes this much more than a seven-day multi-park safari.

It is a cross-Kenya journey from Nairobi to the coast, designed for travellers who want to combine Kenya's legendary wildlife with the relaxation of Diani Beach, Mombasa or Malindi.

Your private Safari Land Cruiser, professional driver-guide and personalised accommodation choices allow the journey to be adapted around your budget, travel style and interests.

Felessy Tours & Safaris can also combine the safari with your coastal hotel arrangements to create one seamless Kenya safari-and-beach holiday.

Request your personalised quotation for the 7 Days Nairobi to Diani Beach Safari and let Felessy Tours & Safaris organise your journey from the Maasai Mara to the Indian Ocean.