Mombasa is the largest city in Kenya , famous for its snow-white beaches, mangrove forests and tall palm trees. But still most travelers come to this part of the country to go on a wild safari from Mombasa.
What can be seen in the framework of a safari?
The standard safari from Mombasa lasts 3 days and 2 nights. This is a great opportunity to admire the beauties of African landscapes, Mount Kilimanjaro and, of course, observe the inhabitants of local national parks. Within the safari from Mombasa you can visit the following sights of Kenya:
- Tsavo National Park . Its main attraction is the river Galana, in the waters of which one can see peacefully bathed "red elephants". Another attraction of the park is the Aruba Dam, which serves as a source of drinking water for thousands of animals. Here live buffaloes, antelopes, hippos and crocodiles.
- Amboseli National Park . The visiting card of safari tours from Mombasa is an elephant on the background of Mount Kilimanjaro. This is a typical landscape of Amboseli National Park, in which the largest number of elephants live. In addition to them, you can find here: giraffes, buffaloes, hyenas, cheetahs, antelope dick-dick, porcupines and many other representatives of African fauna.
- Sources of Mzima Springs, where you can watch how the hippopotamuses swim with their cubs.
Safari from Mombasa is a great opportunity to get to know the real Africa and its inhabitants. Do not just look at the animals in cages and pens, but admire them in the wild.
To the tourist on a note
Register for a safari from Mombasa at local travel agencies or at one of the hotels . To do this, you first need to get to Mombasa, which is located 500 km from another major city of Kenya - Nairobi . The flight by plane is no more than 45 minutes from here. In Mombasa, an international airport is open, taking flights from the world's largest cities. You can also fly here by regular flight from Masai. The cost of the tour per person is approximately $ 480-900, depending on its program.
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