Kenya Diani Beach Tours

Indulge yourself in an African safari to Lake Nakuru National Park, an ideal destination for birding and a rhinoceros sanctuary. You then proceed to the famous Masai Mara to see one of the greatest wildlife spectacles on Earth - the Great Migration. From Masai Mara drive to Lake Naivasha and a boat ride. Continue to Amboseli National Park with Mt. Kilimanjaro at the backdrop. Visit Tsavo National Park, before embarking on a leisurely train ride to the Kenyan Coast for a few days of relaxation.

Embark on an unforgettable 10-day adventure that takes you from the heart of Kenya's iconic wildlife reserves to the serene shores of Diani Beach. This exceptional safari journey is designed for those who seek to experience the best of both worlds: the thrill of witnessing Africa's majestic wildlife in their natural habitats and the tranquility of Kenya's stunning Indian Ocean coastline.Your journey begins with immersive game drives in world-renowned national parks and reserves, where you'll encounter the Big Five—lions, elephants, leopards, buffaloes, and rhinos—along with a plethora of other wildlife species. Explore the savannahs of Maasai Mara, the wildlife haven of Amboseli, and the hidden gem of Tsavo, each offering unique landscapes and extraordinary wildlife encounters.After your wild adventure, you’ll be transported to Diani Beach, a coastal paradise where powdery white sands and turquoise waters await. Here, you can unwind on the beach, explore vibrant coral reefs, or indulge in water sports, all while enjoying the tropical ambiance.This safari offers the perfect balance of excitement and relaxation, showcasing Kenya's diverse ecosystems—from the vast savannahs to the coral coast—ensuring an unforgettable experience for nature lovers, adventure seekers, and those looking to indulge in a blissful beach retreat.

Our professional guides are there to assist you every step of the way.  Even though there is a general outline of your safari, your guide will talk with you regarding each day’s plans.  He will tell you about the country you are visiting, its history, traditions, the area you are visiting, what you see; he will take you to the loveliest places, look after any formalities or negotiations with the local people, and take care of your safety and comfort. They all are proficient in bush craft, and can also tell you about the local traditions, wildlife, identify the birds, and help you learn more about the world around you. All our guides speak English as well as their local language and some speak French and Spanish as well. Days will vary depending on your specific schedule, road conditions, and what you would like to do. A typical day may unfold like this:  You will get up before dawn when hot coffee and tea are served.  The air is cold as the sun rises and shimmers on the open plains.  This is the best time to see the wildlife.  Your camera is ready to go and you have layered your clothing to keep you warm.  Head into the bush and search for lions, elephant, giraffe and plains game.   Each turn will offer something unique - a lioness and her cubs, a herd of elephant moving to a waterhole, a cheetah stalking a gazelle.  Your morning game drive lasts about two hours, depending on what you see.  Return to the lodge for a delicious breakfast.  After breakfast there is time to relax from being up at sunrise or now is the time to participate in any additional activities that the lodge may offer – such as walks, village visits, or bike rides.  Lunch is usually served in camp/lodge, unless you are out for a full day’s game drive, when they will have a picnic lunch.  You will head out again in the afternoon; searching for the special species that may have eluded you.  As the sun sets, return to camp for a hot shower. Then indulge in a delicious dinner and after dinner drinks in the lounge. There may also be a chance to sit around the campfire exchanging tales of the bush. Everyone retires early with great anticipation of the next day's adventure!When you are out on safari your schedule is flexible at most locations; however, some locations have set times for game drives or walks.  You can always talk with the hosts of the camps/lodge to adjust schedules and they will try to accommodate you.  The restriction will be to stay within park rules and travel times required to get you to your destination.  Your guides will always give their recommendations but are there to listen to your needs.