16 Days Kenya and Tanzania classic Safari from Diani beach

Epic 16-Day Kenya Tanzania Safari: Diani Beach to Kilimanjaro with Josantos Safaris.

Prepare for the ultimate East Africa adventure – our signature 16-day Kenya Tanzania safari tour Journey from pristine Diani beaches through roaring rivers, elephant herds, and the Great Migration, ending at Kilimanjaro International Airport.
Perfect for wildlife enthusiasts seeking exclusive safari, expert guides, and once-in-a-lifetime Big Five sightings.

Day 1-2: Diani Beach – Tropical Safari Kickoff.
Arrive in Mombasa and transfer to stunning Diani Beach for relaxation. Snorkel in turquoise waters, unwind at a beachfront resort, and enjoy a sunset dhow cruise. Spot dolphins and unwind before the wild adventure begins.
Overnight: Papillon Lagoon reef.
Meals: All inclusive.

Day 3-4: Tsavo East National Park – Red Elephants & Lava Flows.
Drive into Tsavo East, home to 30,000+ elephants amid red dust landscapes. Game drives reveal lions, giraffes, and the Yatta Plateau lava flow – Africa's longest. Evening bush dinner under stars.
Overnight: Voi wildlife lodge or Boma Simba safari lodge.

Day 5-6: Tsavo West National Park – Rivers, Rhinos & Waterfalls.
Cross to Tsavo West for Mzima Springs' crystal waters teeming with hippos and crocs.
Overnights: Ngulia safari lodge.

Day 7: Amboseli National Park – Kilimanjaro Views & Elephant Herds.
Enter Amboseli with jaw-dropping Mt. Kilimanjaro backdrops.
Full-day game drives spot massive elephant families and cheetahs on the golden plains.
Overnight: Kibo Safari Camp or Little Amanya Lodge

Day 8: Nairobi – City Vibes & Wildlife Rescue.
Rest in Nairobi: Visit Giraffe Centre, Karen Blixen Museum, and Sheldrick Wildlife Trust for rescued orphans.
Evening at a rooftop lounge.
Overnight: Chester Hotel.

Day 9-10: Lake Nakuru National Park – Flamingos & Rhinos.
Flamingo-filled lakeshore drives, plus rare white rhinos and tree-climbing lions.
Overnight: Merica Hotel.

Day 11-13: Masai Mara National Reserve – Great Migration Magic.
Iconic Masai Mara: Witness the Great Wildebeest Migration (July-Oct peak) and Maasai village visits.
Overnight: Mara Maisha Luxury Camp or Kimana Camp.

Day 14: Serengeti National Park – Endless Plains Pursuit.
Cross into Tanzania's Serengeti for endless grasslands and predator action. Track the Migration's river crossings and Big Cats at dawn.
Overnight: Ole Serai luxury camp or Robin Safari Camp.

Day 15: Ngorongoro Crater & Lake Manyara – Caldera Wonders.
Descend Ngorongoro's rim for dense wildlife in a volcanic crater – lions, black rhinos, hippos. Afternoon at Lake Manyara's tree-climbing lions and hot springs.
Overnight: Foot on Africa.

Day 16: Tarangire National Park – Elephants & Baobabs.
Baobab-dotted savannahs with 3,000+ elephants. Game drive, then transfer to Arusha for farewell dinner.

Fly out from Kilimanjaro International Airport.
Overnight: Arusha hotel
End of epic Kenya Tanzania safari!

Josantos Safaris
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Kenya and Tanzania Safaris specialist
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