TTFP01: SEVEN DAYS
WEALTH OF KENYAN COAST
DAY ONE: TSAVO EAST Depart the Mombasa Hotels at dawn ready for an explorer discover safari. The Park is wild, diverse, and enormous and is divided into The East and West. We shall embark the safari via the large entrance through the Bachuma Gate which is in the eastern part of the Park, in time for refreshments.
DAY TWO: TSAVO WEST Arise and smell the premonies. Today we visit the man-eaters lions of the Tsavo, which preyed upon the linesmen building the Great Ugandan Railway at the turn of the

century. You shall experience the reality of the movie “The Ghost and the Darkness” starring Michael Douglas and Val Kilmer was shot in 1996 in Kenya from the non-fiction book “The Man Eaters of Tsavo”. After the early morning bonanza of photoshoots and filming, we head back to the Lodge for a beautiful laid hearty breakfast and freshen up moments. Dinner and overnight at the Lodge
DAY THREE: TSAVO WEST After breakfast at 0800Hrs,lets visit the Chyulu Hills, lies the Mzima Springs which forms a haven for a rich wildlife pageant with elephant soaking half immersed in the waters, light footed hippo, apparently weightless tip-toeing across the bottom, crocodiles basking on bank or swirling through the water: gazelles, zebra and giraffe wandering around the banks trough the thick acacias and raffia palms together with hundreds of chattering velvet monkeys and birds which top up the filming and photoshooting.

DAY FOUR: AMBOSELI Wake to an early game drive at 06.30am with a beautiful landscape dominated, especially off the hills by giant baobab trees 1000years and the morning glory family,”ipomoea”, then afterwards head back to the lodge for breakfast and checkout from the rooms for a venture to the Amboseli National Park, at the foot of Africa’s highest mountain, 5895m, “The Snow Capped Mt.Kilimanjaro”. We hence forth explore the Park whose fragile ecosystem supports well over 50 mammals and over 402 species of birds after checking in at the Amboseli Serena Lodge. The Park was the locale around famous with writers as Ernest Hemingway and Robert Ruark who magically spun their stories of big game hunting in the wilds of Africa.

After we’re done with dining lets journey to the home of the Maasai People , in their “Manyattas” on a wild eco-cultural tour, whose legendary prowess in battle and single handed acts of bravery acts in fights with wild animals. We’ll make a brief stop at the Observation Hill which offers memorable views over the whole of the Park and beyond.
We’ll have dinner and spend the night at the Amboseli Serena Lodge.