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Discover the world-famous Amboseli National Park on this thrilling 2-day fly-in safari from Mombasa. With convenient air transfers and an experienced guide, enjoy an up-close look at Amboseli’s iconic wildlife, including large herds of free-roaming elephants, big cats, and a variety of grazing herbivores. Nestled at the foot of majestic Mt. Kilimanjaro, the park’s unique ecosystem is sustained by underground springs fed by the mountain’s melting snow. These wetlands draw countless animals—waterbucks, zebras, elands, warthogs, gazelles, and more—offering rich game-viewing opportunities. After an adventurous day of game drives, unwind in comfortable lodge accommodation and take in the stunning views.
This fly-in safari is perfect for travelers seeking a quick yet immersive wildlife experience, combining the convenience of flight with the raw beauty of one of Kenya’s most iconic parks.
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Operating days: Every day
Departure point: Airport/Port/ Accommodation pick-up
Arrival point: Airport/Port/ Accommodation pick-up drop- off
Special instructions: Please contact across Africa tours & travel to confirm your departure details at least one week before your first day of the visit.
Mombasa Port or Airport
3 Hours Before Flight Time
Discover the world-famous Amboseli National Park on this 2-day safari adventure. With transport from Mombasa and your guide, enjoy an exhilarating look at the park’s abundance of elephants, big cats and an evening of relaxing accommodation. Amboseli National Park is situated at the base of Mt. Kilimanjaro, which is the lifeline of the Park, through its melting snow which flows into underground springs that feed the swamps and wetlands that dot the plains. These water sources attract animals of all size, the most sought-after being the free roaming elephants, but you will also see elands, waterbucks, Grant’s gazelles, warthogs, Coke’s hartebeests, zebras and other grazing herbivores.
