Amboseli & Chyulu Hills Holidays

Touch down in Kenya and head straight into the action, with a game drive to your tented camp on this adventurous safari. Leaving Nairobi, you’ll explore private wilderness conservancies with an absolute focus on wildlife conservation and sustainable tourism. Walk with Maasai warriors to spot huge herds of elephant in Amboseli, visit East Africa’s largest black rhino sanctuary in Ol Pejeta and seek out big cats in the Maasai Mara.

Sample city, safari, and coast on this varied 11-day itinerary. Travelling from Nairobi to Watamu, head out on game drives in the beautiful national parks of Amboseli and Tsavo. Keep an eye out for the Big Five and the 1,000-strong elephant herd. Relaxation is taken care of at East Africa’s largest spa followed by 5-days of blissful tranquillity on Watamu beach.

Although relatively short in duration, there’s no shortage of wildlife action on this value-for-money safari. Discover the unique volcanic landscape of Tsavo West, where herds of magnificent elephants share the same vibrant hues as the rich red soil. In Amboseli, with its dramatic backdrop of Mount Kilimanjaro, enjoy game drives across a wide-open landscape where zebras, buffalo and wildebeest graze alongside a thousand-strong herd of elephants and prowling big cats.

Take to the skies and prepare to be wowed on the ultimate luxury safari adventure. Soaring above spectacular landscapes in a bespoke Cessna Grand Caravan aircraft offers a seamless travel experience in absolute comfort. You’ll maximise your time viewing the incredible wildlife of Kenya’s most iconic national parks and a quieter private conservancy, enjoying memorable nights under the stars at exclusive tented camps.

This relatively short holiday in Kenya has half term in mind or you could extend the trip for an incredible summer holiday. Enjoy game drives in the captivating Amboseli National Park with iconic Kilimanjaro as the backdrop. You’ll encounter the magnificent tusker elephants of Tsavo West and stay in a tented camp where kids can enjoy guided nature walks and learn how to make a fire with the help of a Maasai Kenyan. After safari adventures in the bush, head to the palm-fringed coast of Mombasa for a laidback Swahili escape.