Package Overview
Embark on an unforgettable adventure with a Tsavo East 1 Day Safari From Diani, the perfect excursion for beach vacationers seeking to experience Kenya’s magnificent wildlife without committing to a multi-day journey. This comprehensive guide covers everything you need to know about this popular day trip, from what to expect to practical planning tips.
Why Choose a Tsavo East 1 Day Safari From Diani?
Diani Beach, with its pristine white sands and azure waters, serves as an ideal base for exploring Kenya’s wilderness. Safaris from Diani Beach offer the perfect complement to your coastal holiday, allowing you to witness the country’s iconic wildlife while returning to the comfort of your beach accommodation by evening.
Tsavo East National Park, just a few hours’ drive from Diani, is Kenya’s largest national park and home to the famous “red elephants,” named for the distinctive red soil that covers their skin after dust baths. The park’s vast savannah landscapes and abundant wildlife make it an excellent choice for those with limited time.
Day 1: Tsavo East Safari From Diani Beach
Morning Departure and Journey
Your Tsavo East 1 Day Safari From Diani typically begins with an early morning pickup from your hotel (around 5:00-6:00 AM) to maximize your time in the park. The journey to Tsavo East takes approximately 2-3 hours, passing through local villages and scenic landscapes.
Wildlife Viewing Experience
Upon entering the park, you’ll embark on an extensive game drive across Tsavo East’s diverse ecosystems. The park is renowned for its:
- Large elephant herds, including the iconic “red elephants”
- Lion prides lounging in the savannah
- Diverse antelope species including gazelles, impalas, and kudus
- Zebras and giraffes grazing across the plains
- Crocodiles and hippos near the Galana River
- Various bird species including ostriches and birds of prey
Safaris from Diani Beach activities typically include game viewing in specialized safari vehicles with pop-up roofs, allowing for excellent photography opportunities. Many tours also include a stop at the Aruba Dam, a popular watering hole where wildlife congregates, especially during the dry season.
Lunch Experience
Most Safaris from Diani Beach include a picnic lunch within the park, typically served at designated picnic sites where you can relax while taking in the surrounding wilderness. Some premium tours offer more elaborate lunch setups with table service.
Afternoon Game Drive and Return
After lunch, your safari continues with additional game drives through different sections of the park before beginning the journey back to Diani Beach, typically arriving at your accommodation by early evening (around 6:00-7:00 PM).
- Transport from Pick up point to National Park by a Safari Van or a 4X4 Jeep
- All Game drives
- Park entry fees
- Accommodation and meals
- Mineral water while on game drives
- Soft & alcoholic drinks
- Maasai village tour costs
- Things of personal nature
- Tips and other gratitude
Embark on an unforgettable adventure with a Tsavo East 1 Day Safari From Diani, the perfect excursion for beach vacationers seeking to experience Kenya’s magnificent wildlife without committing to a multi-day journey. This comprehensive guide covers everything you need to know about this popular day trip, from what to expect to practical planning tips.
1 Day Tsavo East Safari from Diani
Day Trip to Tsavo East from Diani Beach
| Vehicle type | 2 pax | 4 pax | 6 pax |
| safari Van | $ 175 | $ 125 | $ 115 |
| 4×4 Land cruiser | $ 195 | $ 135 | $ 130 |
Children between 4 years and 12 years will pay 50% of the adult rate.
Why Choose a Tsavo East 1 Day Safari From Diani?
Diani Beach, with its pristine white sands and azure waters, serves as an ideal base for exploring Kenya’s wilderness. Safaris from Diani Beach offer the perfect complement to your coastal holiday, allowing you to witness the country’s iconic wildlife while returning to the comfort of your beach accommodation by evening.
Tsavo East National Park, just a few hours’ drive from Diani, is Kenya’s largest national park and home to the famous “red elephants,” named for the distinctive red soil that covers their skin after dust baths. The park’s vast savannah landscapes and abundant wildlife make it an excellent choice for those with limited time.
