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Mombasa - Tsavo West National Park
DAY 1: This is a morning drive to Tsavo West, part of Kenya's largest National Park. This afternoon, enjoy a game drive in the park. Tonight watch for wildlife as they come to the lodge's floodlit waterhole.
Drive
to Amboseli, designated a National Park in 1977. Most famous for its elephant
population, Amboseli is also home to a variety of other game, including lions,
cheetah and hyena. After an early morning game drive and breakfast, continue to Taita Hills, a privately-owned game sanctuary. Enjoy game viewing in the sanctuary this afternoon. DAY 4: Taita Hills - Mombasa: Return to Mombasa, arriving around midday.
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Time
in Nairobi 
Tsavo
is Kenya largest and oldest National park.Tsavo is home to a fantastic array of
wildlife and scenery. The park contains most of the habitats found in Kenya ranging
from open plains, savannah bush, semi desert scrub,acacia woodland, extensive
ranges of hills, fast flowing rivers, palm thickets and mountain forest.Tsavo
lions game viewing can be very exciting in this wild park.Tsavo west became famous
at the turn of century for the man - eating lions that preyed upon the railway
workers building the Great Uganda Railway.Its plains border with Tanzania and
its supports large populations of elephants, buffalo, giraffe, zebra, antelopes
as well as the big cats and some of the shyer mammals.The crystal clear waters
of Mzima springs provide an exciting opportuinity to get face to face with hippo
from the underwater viewing hide.
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2: Tsavo West - Amboseli|
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