Safari to Sea
Embark on the adventure of a lifetime with our safari-to-sea experience, offering the ultimate road trip through Kenya's diverse landscapes. From wilderness camping under the stars to charming lodges nestled in scenic landscapes, and rustic retreats offering an authentic experience, we offer diverse choices to suit every preference. We specialise in crafting personalised itineraries tailored to your needs and desires, ensuring an unforgettable journey that exceeds expectations.
Start: Nairobi End: Coast (with the option to fly, drive or train back to Nairobi)
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Total Distance : 821km
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Best time of year: Feb, March, July, August, Sept and October
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Self drive or driver / Guide available.
The Itinerary
Day 1 - Arrive in Nairobi
Upon your arrival in Nairobi, you will be welcomed to Kenya's vibrant capital city. Nestled amidst a bustling metropolis lies a myriad of cultural treasures, culinary delights, and urban adventures waiting to be discovered.
Start : Nairobi JKIA
Destination: Wildebeest Eco Camp
Drive: 30mins | 24km
Accommodation: Wildebeest Eco Camp
Accommodation:
Wildebeest Eco Camp, Nestled in the serene surroundings of Karen's lush landscapes, this eco-friendly camp offers a tranquil escape from the hustle and bustle of city life,where you can relax and unwind after your journey. Here you have a selection of accommodation ranging from deluxe tent to garden tents depending on your budget and preference.
Nairobi offers a variety of activities to explore:
- Visit the Giraffe Centre, where you can get up close and personal with these majestic creatures.
- Experience the Sheldrick Elephant Orphanage and learn about their conservation efforts.
- Karen Blixen Museum: the museum invites visitors to immerse themselves in the world of "Out of Africa,"
Restaurants and shop:
- Enjoy dining at renowned restaurants such as Talisman and Cultiva.
- Take some time to shop for your adventure at The Hub, a shopping mall where you will find everything you need for your adventure..
- Handover of your 4x4 vehicle for your upcoming adventure.
Day 2, 3 and 4 - Amboseli
Amboseli National Park, renowned for its breathtaking views of Mount Kilimanjaro and abundant wildlife, with the opportunity to see the remanding big tuskers.
Start : Wildebeest Eco Camp
Destination: Amboseli
Drive: 4hrs | 245km
Accommodation:
Camping: Kimana campsite
Self catering tents: Amboseli Bush Camp
Lodge: Ol Takai
Accommodation:
Kimana Campsite: Embrace the essence of adventure with a stay at Kimana Campsite. Nestled in the heart of nature, this camping experience offers a true wilderness escape. Set up your tent under the vast African sky and immerse yourself in the sights and sounds of Amboseli.
Amboseli Bush Camp: For those seeking a blend of comfort and independence, Amboseli Bush Camp offers self-catering tents amidst the wilderness. Relax in your private tent equipped with modern amenities, and savor the freedom to explore Amboseli at your own pace.
Ol Takai Lodge: Indulge in luxury amidst the savannah at Ol Takai Lodge. Perched on the edge of Amboseli National Park, this lodge offers stunning views of Mount Kilimanjaro and unparalleled comfort. Relax in spacious rooms, savor gourmet cuisine, and unwind in the pool after thrilling safari adventures.
Must do activities:
Big tusker search - We offer the unique opportunity to explore alongside a knowledgeable local guide who will join you in your vehicle. Whether it's the morning light or the afternoon glow, our guide will lead you on an exciting quest to spot these majestic creatures we call big tuskers in their natural habitat. With their guidance, you'll have the best chance to witness these magnificent tuskers and capture unforgettable photos of your wildlife encounter.
Day 5 & 6 - Tsavo West
Discover the wonders of Tsavo West National Park from your base at Severin Safari Camp. Opt for self-catering bandas or indulge in the comfort of the lodge, surrounded by untamed wilderness and remarkable landscapes.
Start : Amboseli
Destination: Severin Safari Lodge
Drive: 3hrs | 114km
Accommodation:
Camping: N/A
Self catering tents: Kitani banda
Lodge: Severin Safari lodge
Accommodation:
Severin Safari Camp offers a luxurious retreat amidst the breathtaking wilderness of Tsavo West National Park, enjoy their spa & wellness facilities as well as a gym.
Room types:
Luxury tent
Junior tent
Executive suite
Kitani bandas - these are self catering but with the option to use all their facilities including pool and restaurant.
Must do activities:
Mzima Springs- where crystal-clear waters flow amid lush vegetation, providing a sanctuary for hippos, crocs and diverse birdlife with an under water hide.
Shetani Lava Flows- where ancient volcanic activity has sculpted eerie formations across the savannah.
Day 7 & 8 - Lumo Conservancy
Journey to the enchanting Lumo Conservancy, where Lions Bluff Lodge awaits. Choose from a range of accommodations, including camping, cozytents, charming cottages, or luxurious lodge rooms, each offering unique experiences immersed in nature's splendor
Start : Severin Safari Camp
Destination: Lumo Conservancy
Drive: 2hrs | 69km
Accommodation:
Camping: N/A
Self catering tents:
Lodge: Severin
Accommodation:
Lion Bluff in Lumo offers a variety of accommodation types tailored to suit different preferences and budgets.
Main camp - guests can immerse themselves in comfort and luxury amidst the African wilderness, with spacious rooms and modern amenities ensuring a relaxing stay.
Leopards Lair cottages- provide cozy and charming accommodation nestled in nature, offering tranquility and seclusion. Self catering or catered options.
Cheetah tented camp- where they can sleep under the stars while still enjoying the comforts of a safari-style tent.
Camping- for the ultimate outdoor experience, camping facilities are available, allowing guests to pitch their tents amidst the beauty of Lumo Wildlife Conservancy and enjoy a true bush adventure.
Must do activities:
Guided nature walks- Explore the surrounding bush on foot with knowledgeable guides, learning about the local flora and fauna while enjoying the sights and sounds of the African wilderness up close.
Birdwatching- Lumo is home to a rich birdlife, making it a paradise for birdwatchers. Take guided birdwatching walks or simply relax at the camp and observe the numerous species that inhabit the area.
Cultural visits- Gain insight into the local culture by visiting nearby communities and engaging with residents to learn about their way of life, traditions, and customs.
Day 9 & 10 - Tsavo East
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Settle into Ndololo Campsite within Tsavo East National Park, where the sounds of the wild serenade you under starlit skies. Alternatively, explore tented camps and lodges for added comfort and convenience amidst Tsavo's rugged terrain.
Start : Lumo Conservancy
Destination: Tsavo East
Drive: 1hrs 40mins | 66km
Accommodation:
Camping: Ndololo Campsite
Self catering tents:
Lodge: Satao Camp
Accommodation:
Ndololo campsite: Located about 9 km from the Main Gate, at the edge of Kanderi Swamp off junction 173 & Sala Gate public campsite. Basic toilet, showers and cooking shed available.
Satao Camp: As one of the only five camps in Tsavo East, a safari here offers you a very novel and exclusive experience of game viewing. Located near the seasonal Voi River in the park,
Must do activities:
Lugard Falls: in Tsavo East National Park, Kenya, is a stunning natural attraction formed by the Galana River's cascading waters through volcanic rock channels. Named after Frederick Lugard, it offers mesmerizing views, wildlife sightings, and walking trails, providing a captivating experience in the heart of the park.
Day 11, 12, 13 & 14 - Watamu
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Embark on a scenic drive to the idyllic coastal town of Watamu, where pristine beaches and azure waters beckon.
Start : Tsavo East
Destination: Watamu
Drive: 4hrs 20mins | 240km
Accommodation:
Camping: Watamu Beach Cottages
Self catering tents: Watamu Beach Cottages
Lodge: Watamu Beach Cottages
Accommodation:
Many, unique accommodation choices vary, with more budget friendly options found at Watamu Sailing Camp, set amongst the beach forest. They don't just have standard hotel rooms – they offer each guest an experience when staying with them. Enjoy self-catering. camping or B&B options throughout the year, and be sure to give Bamba Kofi Snackbar a try – a popular spot enjoyed exclusively by our guests, where you may order a delicious meal at any time of the day. Their beach resort is family-run, along with a wonderful team, who are always on hand to make your stay as comfortable as possible.
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Must do activities:
Snorkeling and Diving: Explore the vibrant coral reefs of the Watamu Marine National Park, teeming with colorful fish and marine life.
Visit Watamu Beach: Relax on the pristine white sands and swim in the crystal-clear waters of one of Kenya's most beautiful beaches.
Watamu Turtle Watch: Learn about marine conservation efforts and witness nesting turtles or baby turtle releases during the nesting season.
Mida Creek: Kayak or take a boat ride through the serene waters of Mida Creek, surrounded by mangrove forests and abundant birdlife.
Gede Ruins: Explore the ancient Swahili ruins of Gede, offering insights into the region's rich history and culture.
Watamu Bio-Ken Snake Farm: Discover fascinating reptiles and learn about snake conservation efforts at this educational facility.
Deep Sea Fishing: Embark on a thrilling deep-sea fishing excursion in the Indian Ocean, targeting prized game fish such as marlin, sailfish, and tuna.
Day 14 - Head back to Nairobi
Returning from the coastal paradise of Watamu to Nairobi offers travelers multiple transportation options. Whether you prefer the convenience of flying, the scenic route of driving, or the unique experience of taking the train, the journey back to the bustling capital city is filled with possibilities
Start : Watamu
Destination: Nairobi
Drive | Train | Fly
Accommodation:
Camping: N/A
Self catering tents: N/A
Lodge: N/A
Transport back to Nairobi:
Flying: provides a quick and convenient option, with direct flights available from Malindi Airport to Nairobi's Jomo Kenyatta International Airport. This option saves time and offers stunning aerial views of Kenya's diverse landscapes.
Driving:For those who enjoy the freedom of the open road, driving offers flexibility and the opportunity to explore more of the country's beauty. The journey from Watamu to Nairobi takes approximately seven to eight hours by car, passing through picturesque landscapes and vibrant towns along the way.
Train: Alternatively, travelers seeking a unique adventure can opt for the train journey from Mombasa to Nairobi. The Madaraka Express offers a comfortable and scenic ride, allowing passengers to relax and enjoy the sights and sounds of the Kenyan countryside during the approximately five-hour journey.
Nairobi offers a variety of activities to explore:
- Visit the Giraffe Centre, where you can get up close and personal with these majestic creatures.
- Experience the Sheldrick Elephant Orphanage and learn about their conservation efforts.
- Karen Blixen Museum: the museum invites visitors to immerse themselves in the world of "Out of Africa,"
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Restaurants and shop:
- Enjoy dining at renowned restaurants such as Talisman and Cultiva.
- Take some time to shop for your adventure at The Hub, a shopping mall where you will find everything you need for your adventure..
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