You'll depart by road for Tsavo West National Park. You'll arrive in time for lunch then an optional afternoon or evening game drive. Tsavo West is the most visited section in Tsavo National Park, offering many attractions apart from its wildlife. The foremost is the famous Mzima Springs where up to 227.3 million liters of cool crystal-clear water flows out of the ground through porous volcanic rocks. The water is believed to originate from Chyulu Hills via an underground river. Your dinner and overnight stay will be at a campsite or lodge.

After breakfast, you will have a full-day game drive, packed lunch provided. Other interesting places to visit are the Roaring Rocks, which get their name from the wind that hurtles through them. From here, there are wonderful views over Tsavo from the top of a 98m rock face; similar views can be experienced from the poacher's lookout. The volcanic Chaimu Crater, less than 200 years old and composed of black coke, is worth visiting and can be climbed if one is interested. The area is a good place to look out for klipspringer, a small antelope that's as agile as its Swahili name Mbuzi mawe(mountain goat). In the southwest corner of Tsavo West is Lake Jipe, which has the Kenyan-Tanzanian border running through it. Your dinner and overnight stay will be at a campsite or lodge.

On the third day of the safari, you will wake up in the morning for breakfast, you will check out of the lodge by 10:00 am as you embark on a journey to Tsavo East National Park which is a 2-3-hour drive. You will have a wildlife viewing en route reaching Tsavo East by lunchtime. After lunch at your lodge, you will have an afternoon game drive. Tsavo East is excellent for wildlife viewing and a habitat for many animals such as lions, elephants, Masai giraffes, buffaloes, zebras, hippopotamuses, and many more.
Your dinner and overnight stay will be at your lodge.

You'll have an early morning start and drive to Amboseli National Park. You'll check in at your accommodation and spend the day at leisure. Amboseli National Park is situated south of Nairobi. Most of the park consists of a dry, ancient lakebed and fragile grassland with patches of acacia woodland, while in the southern area, there are several small, rocky, volcanic hills. Around the swamps Ol Okenya, Ol Tukai, and Enkongo Narok, the vegetation is lush with yellow-barked acacias and phoenix palms. Your dinner and overnight stay will be at a campsite or lodge.

You will wake up early for good views of Mount Kilimanjaro before clouds build up over the summit with a packed lunch provided. An optional visit to a Masai village can be planned after breakfast. A visit reveals the singing and dancing that are part of their daily lives and sacred rituals. A glimpse into their homes and social structure is a poignant experience. Despite its changing habitat, Amboseli National Park is possibly the best wildlife area in the whole of Africa to experience elephants at close range. Left unharassed by poachers, elephants feeding and bathing in the swamps must form the highlights of any safari. Your dinner and overnight stay will be at a campsite or lodge.

After breakfast, you will depart for Nairobi with a transfer to the airport or city hotel upon arrival.