A seven-day special-interest safari focused on elephants and conservation in Nairobi, Amboseli and Tsavo East. The programme includes public conservation visits and time in parks known for large elephant populations; private foster-parent experiences are subject to the organisation’s current rules and advance approval.
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Hotel pickup
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Nairobi
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Day 01
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Nairobi Elephant and Giraffe Conservation Visits
Visit Nairobi’s elephant orphan care programme during its public viewing period, then continue to the nearby Giraffe Centre. A private foster-parent visit may be possible only for eligible guests with advance confirmation.
Nairobi, Kenya
Overnight
Lodge confirmed when you book
Day 02
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Nairobi to Amboseli National Park
Leave Nairobi after breakfast and drive to Amboseli, arriving for lunch. Take an afternoon game drive focused on the park’s elephant families and other wildlife beneath Mount Kilimanjaro.
Amboseli, Kenya
Overnight in Amboseli,
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Day 03
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Full Day of Elephant Watching in Amboseli
Spend the day observing Amboseli’s elephants on morning and afternoon game drives. Visit Observation Hill and the wetland areas where elephants and other animals gather.
Amboseli, Kenya
Overnight in Amboseli,
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Day 04
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Amboseli to Northern Tsavo East
Take an early game drive, then leave Amboseli with a picnic lunch and travel to the northern sector of Tsavo East. Check in for dinner and overnight near the conservation area.
Tsavo East, Kenya
Overnight in Tsavo East,
Satao Camp or Voi Safari Lodge
Ashnil Aruba Lodge or Voi Wildlife Lodge
Sentrim Tsavo Camp
Day 05
/ 07
Elephant Conservation in Tsavo East
Spend the day learning about the reintegration of orphaned elephants and observing wildlife in the remote northern Tsavo landscape. Access to specialist facilities is subject to current conservation rules, foster status and advance confirmation.
Tsavo East, Kenya
Overnight in Tsavo East,
Satao Camp or Voi Safari Lodge
Ashnil Aruba Lodge or Voi Wildlife Lodge
Sentrim Tsavo Camp
Day 06
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Northern Tsavo to Satao Area
After breakfast, explore along the Galana River and continue through Tsavo East with a picnic lunch. Game drive towards the Satao area, known for its active waterholes, for dinner and overnight.
Tsavo East, Kenya
Overnight in Tsavo East,
Satao Camp or Voi Safari Lodge
Ashnil Aruba Lodge or Voi Wildlife Lodge
Sentrim Tsavo Camp
Day 07
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Tsavo East to Nairobi
Take a final morning game drive before leaving Tsavo East and returning to Nairobi. A Mombasa drop-off can be arranged instead when confirmed in advance.
Nairobi, Kenya
End of safari
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Under 3 free. Ages 3 to 11 pay 75%. Ages 12 to 17 pay 90%.
How long is the 7-Day Kenya Elephant Conservation Safari?
It runs for 7 days and 6 nights. The pace is set by the driving between parks, so the itinerary shows what each day holds.
Where does the 7-Day Kenya Elephant Conservation Safari go?
It starts in Nairobi. It visits Amboseli and Tsavo East.
How much does the 7-Day Kenya Elephant Conservation Safari cost?
We quote this safari for your dates rather than publishing a single price. The cost depends on when you travel, how many of you there are and which lodges you choose. Send your dates and we will price it.
What is included in the 7-Day Kenya Elephant Conservation Safari?
Private safari transport in a vehicle with a pop-up roof. Services of a professional English-speaking driver-guide. Game drives and activities described in the itinerary. Park entry fees and government taxes in the confirmed quotation. Accommodation and meals described in the confirmed itinerary. Bottled drinking water while on safari.
What vehicle will I travel in?
Our own 4x4 Toyota Land Cruiser or a safari minibus, both with a pop-up roof for game viewing. We carry a maximum of six passengers, so every seat is a window seat, and the vehicle is serviced after every safari.
When is the best time to travel?
The safari year runs in three seasons. July to October is peak season, with the driest ground and the strongest game viewing. November to March is warm and clear. April to June brings the long rains, greener country, quieter parks and our lowest prices.