








Jambo, and welcome to Nairobi—Kenya’s vibrant and ever-evolving capital, packed with adventure, culture, and unforgettable wildlife encounters. Upon arrival at Nairobi’s Jomo Kenyatta International Airport, proceed through customs and immigration formalities. After clearing, you’ll be warmly welcomed by a Liberty Africa Safaris rep. and transferred to your hotel, where you can rest and unwind as you receive your safari briefing in preparation for tomorrow.
Enjoy a luxurious stay at Emara Ole Sereni, offering breathtaking views of Nairobi National Park from the comfort of your room. Renowned for its contemporary elegance and exceptional amenities, the hotel features floor-to-ceiling windows, an infinity rooftop pool, and the stylish Sky Lounge, all thoughtfully designed to showcase Nairobi’s unique blend of urban sophistication and untamed wilderness—offering the perfect introduction to your Kenyan adventure.
Dinner and overnight at the hotel.
After breakfast, transfer to Nairobi Railway Station to board your early morning train to Tsavo. Sit back and enjoy a relaxing journey through Kenya’s ever-changing landscapes, offering a unique glimpse into local life that many visitors miss. Comfortable, safe, and scenic, the train provides a wonderful way to experience the country while keeping an eye out for elephants and other wildlife as you enter the wilderness. As you pass through Tsavo’s iconic red soils and rugged terrain, the four-hour journey to Voi offers unforgettable views that set the stage for the adventure ahead.
Upon arrival, you’ll be met and transferred to your accommodation at Kipalo Hills. Settle in over a delicious lunch before taking time to relax and soak in the panoramic views from the slopes of the Mbulia Hills, overlooking the vast plains of Tsavo, the rugged Ngulia Hills, and, on a clear day, the majestic silhouette of Mount Kilimanjaro.
Dinner and overnight at the lodge.
Today, embark on a full-day safari through the spectacular landscapes of Tsavo East and Tsavo West National Parks, which together form Kenya’s largest protected wilderness, spanning nearly 4% of the country’s land area. Journey across an ever-changing landscape of volcanic hills, rugged escarpments, open savannahs, and the iconic red-earth plains that make Tsavo so distinctive. With your private safari vehicle, you also get to enjoy the freedom of exploring at your own leisurely pace while searching for the park’s remarkable wildlife, including lion, giraffe, elephant, Zebra and an extraordinary diversity of bird species.
During your stay you will also get to explore Mbulia Conservancy, a private sanctuary that provides a safe haven for elephant while also playing a vital role in supporting local communities. By staying here, a portion of your lodge fees directly contributes to crucial conservation efforts, such as funding ranger patrols, building fences to reduce human-wildlife conflict, and protecting wildlife habitats.
Dinner and overnight at the lodge.
After breakfast, bid farewell to the wild landscapes of Tsavo and transfer to Voi Railway Station for your scenic train journey to Mombasa. As the train glides through the heart of Tsavo, enjoy one last chance to spot wildlife roaming the savannah before the landscape gradually transforms into swaying coconut palms, vibrant villages, and the tropical coastline.
Upon arrival in Mombasa, you’ll be met and transferred to your beach resort. Your coastal retreat awaits at Cardamom House, a unique and refined sanctuary built directly by the ocean offering spectacular views, a pool built into the coral and a lounge on the roof terrace from where you can enjoy colourful sunsets.
All meals and overnight at the hotel.
Kenya’s coast was designed for leisure and pure relaxation, so take all the time you need to unwind on golden beaches and turquoise waters, treat yourself to a rejuvenating aromatherapy session, or enjoy a quiet, refreshing swim at your hotel. However, if you are eager to explore, Mombasa offers a wealth of discoveries (at an extra cost)—from Haller Park, where giraffes and hippos roam freely, to Arabuko Sokoke Forest, alive with elephants, butterflies and diverse birdlife or Mamba Village for a close-up encounter with crocodiles. For ocean adventurers who wish to stay active and venture beyond the shoreline, an exciting array of water sports awaits, including jet skiing, parasailing, snorkeling, kitesurfing, and scuba diving which the hotel management can assist in arranging. Some of the activities may incur an additional cost.
All meals and overnight at the hotel.
After breakfast, bid farewell to the coast before being transferred to Moi International airport, where you’ll connect with your outbound flight back home, carrying with you unforgettable memories of Kenya’s remarkable safari.
| 4 * Category low season | 5,820 EUR | 5,820 EUR | 5,820 EUR |
| Single supplement | 5,820 EUR | ||
Emara Ole Sereni (5*) – Opened in 2020, this premier hotel seamlessly blends contemporary city elegance with the raw beauty of nature. Ideally located just 10–15 minutes from Jomo Kenyatta International Airport and within easy reach of the city centre, the hotel enjoys a truly unique setting overlooking the iconic Nairobi National Park, where guests may spot giraffes, zebras, and other wildlife directly from their rooms. The hotel features a collection of stylish, modern rooms and suites, with the facilities being equally impressive, catering to both business and leisure travellers, including a rooftop Sky Lounge, renowned for cocktails and gourmet dining, a main restaurant serving international cuisine, a luxurious spa and fully equipped health club. Their striking rooftop infinity pool offers remarkable views of Nairobi City.
Kipalo Hills (4*) – Perched gracefully on the slopes of the Mbulia Hills, this serene retreat truly lives up to its name, which means “the place you return to again and again” in the language of the Taita people. Just a scenic 4-hour drive from Nairobi, the lodge offers sweeping panoramic views of the surrounding hills and valleys, creating a tranquil escape from the pace of everyday life. Guests can utilize facilities such as the Kipalo Mess, offering diverse dining options, a bar, and cozy lounges, as well as a sun deck with an outdoor swimming pool overlooking the waterhole. A defining feature of Kipalo is its seamless integration with the landscape – the architecture and décor echo the hills’ natural contours, creating a sense of harmony and solitude.
Cardamom House (5*) – Perched on a wild stretch of land fringed by sea and dense vegetation, what was once a picturesque old house has been transformed into a refined sanctuary in minimalist Swahili style—carefully woven around existing trees and opening to unobstructed views of the glistening turquoise Indian Ocean. Accommodation is intimate, with 10 elegant rooms featuring private terraces, en-suite bathrooms with double basins, showers, and premium toiletries. The décor reflects the surrounding nature, with ancient Swahili textures and organic shapes, its colours echoed in every detail. Facilities include an infinity pool overlooking the ocean, direct beach access, lush gardens, and a rooftop terrace lounge in the tower—perfect for sunset moments with drinks and light bites.
Accommodation and meals as stipulated in the itinerary.
Transportation in a shared chauffeur driven safari vehicle with pop-up roof for easy game viewing & photography.
All Government taxes and levies.
All meet and greet services.
24 hours stand-by contact number.
6 pax guaranteed window seat in each vehicle.
Two-way long-range high frequency radio communication in each vehicle.
On safari accessories in each vehicle: - First-aid kit, wildlife books, a pair of binoculars, cool box & fire extinguisher.
Christmas, New Year, and Easter supplementary costs.
All items of personal nature e.g. telephone call bills, fax/email bills/laundry etc., and any other items not specified in our itinerary.
Tips and gratuities to hotel, lodges, camp staff and driver- guide(s).
Alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks.
Any local or international flight(s) and departure/other taxes.
Concession fees (In case of any new fees introduced by parks without our knowledge).
Visa fees.
Flying doctors’ coverage and personal insurance – which we recommend highly.