Safari in Kenyawith sun and swimming at Voyager Beach
13.10.2022
Departure from Scandinavia in the evening to Kenya https://www.brunosafaris.com/index.php/3-days-mombasa-safari-to-tsavo-east-and-tsavo-west and Nairobi.
Day 2. Karibu Kenya!
Arrival Jomo Kenyatta International Airport. After the passport, visa and customs formalities have been settled, TEMA's tour guide and safari guide meet.
We immediately leave Nairobi behind and head south towards Amboseli National Park. This is where the picture, or rather the pictures, whi have become su a well-known symbol of East Africa's magnificent nature was taken. Images of elephants, giraffes or zebras grazing against a backdrop of a snow-clad Kilimanjaro.
In time for lun, we arrive at the lodge and eck in for two nights. TEMA's travel guides provide an introduction to safari life. and in the afternoon, subject to the arrival time of the ane, we set out on our first "game drive". With safari jeeps to exore nature and look for animals and birds.
At dusk we are back at the lodge, where a tasty dinner awaits.
Day 3. Amboseli and Kilimanjaro
Today we get up early to go on a morning safari. The African night is deep and dark, but the day comes quickly after the first ray of daylight arrives. It is then that all the animals of the savannah are most active and on the lookout for lions and leopards that still lurk in the dark that still stay in the dense bushes.
Amboseli is known for its large herds of elephants, whi are often seen standing knee-deep in mud and sashing the mud over themselves as protection against heat and insects. In these beautiful surroundings there is also mu more. The landscape is perfect for the eetah to hunt in. A whole range of buffalo and giraffes also graze here, carefully nibbling leaves from the spiky foliage. Several gazelle species move out on the open savannah, always with a watful eye for fast felines and possible ambushes.
In the afternoon it will be time for safari again. We make a stop at "Observationsfjellet" from where we admire the beauty of this ancient Eden. If the weather gods are in their right mood, we can see the snow on Kilimanjaro's broad peak.
Day 4. Lava and crystal clear water
After breakfast, we leave Amboseli and continue towards Tsavo West through a spectacular landscape where volcanoes have spewed huge masses of lava, the so-called Shetanilava.
The road winds down the slopes and soon we arrive at Tsavo West, whi has denser vegetation than its eastern counterpart. In the north, the Tsavo river contributes to the wildlife here being very ri in animals.