Tewa Luxury Safari
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Overview
Picture yourself enjoying morning tea as Africa’s largest elephant herds parade before you, with Mount Kilimanjaro providing a backdrop that would make any landscape painter weep with joy. From the perfectly positioned Observation Hill, witness zebras striped like well-tailored suits and cheetahs that could give any Olympic sprinter a run for their money.
Tsavo East, larger than Wales, mind you, showcases the famous ‘red elephants’ and the remarkable Yatta Plateau – the world’s longest lava flow. Its western sister, Tsavo West, offers the crystal-clear Mzima Springs, where one can observe hippos and crocodiles from an underwater viewing chamber (far more exciting than the London Aquarium!). The Rhino Sanctuary provides a chance to spot these armoured giants in their natural habitat – a proper conservation success story.
F.A.Q
Do I need a visa?
Visa requirements vary by country:
• Kenya: eVisa required
• Tanzania: eVisa required
• South Africa: No visa needed for stays under 90 days
• Botswana: No visa needed for stays under 90 days
• Namibia: No visa needed for stays under 90 day
What vaccinations do I need?
Required and recommended vaccinations include:
• Yellow Fever (required for some countries)
• Hepatitis A and B
• Tetanus
• Typhoid
• Malaria prophylaxis
Consult your GP or travel clinic at least 8 weeks before departure.
Best Season to Visit?
Peak Season (June to October):
• Dry season with best wildlife viewing
• Higher prices and more crowded
• Comfortable temperatures
Off-Peak Season (November to May):
• Green season with occasional rains
• Lower prices and fewer tourists
• Better for bird watching
• Some roads may be impassable
What to Pack?
- Neutral-colored clothing
- Sun protection (hat, sunscreen, sunglasses)
- Insect repellent
- Camera with zoom lens
- Binoculars
- Power adapters
How can I ensure a safe and enjoyable Safari?
Follow Safety Guidelines
- Stay in Your Vehicle: Always remain inside your vehicle unless directed otherwise by your guide. Animals can be unpredictable, and staying inside minimizes risk.
- Maintain Distance: Keep a safe distance from wildlife. Never attempt to touch or feed animals, as this can provoke dangerous situations.
- Listen to Your Guide: Pay attention to your guide’s instructions at all times. They are there to ensure your safety and provide valuable insights into the wildlife.
What accommodations are available for families traveling with young children?
Family-friendly lodges often provide childcare services and activities designed for children under 12. Your travel agent can recommend specific lodges that accommodate families well.