STANDARD GARDEN VIEW ROOM
3 STAR | VOYAGER BEACH GUEST ROOMS: VOYAGER BEACH RESORT, MOMBASA
RESORT, MOMBASA • All rooms have been furnished in bright, PRICES PER PERSON STAYINGcustom-designed fabrics. IN A STANDARD GARDEN VIEW ROOM, 1 NIGHT
This delightful property overlooks the • Comfortable and simply furnished, they ON A HALF BOARD BASIS03 JAN 08 – 31 MAR 08 £48
white sands of Nyali Beach and features have a private balcony and 01 APR 08 – 30 JUN 08 £30
an imaginative maritime theme. The air-conditioning. 01 JUL 08 – 31 OCT 08 £48
staff are the crew and decking and sails HOTEL FACILITIES: 01 NOV 08 – 15 DEC 08 £42
are used to give a nautical feel. Just • Three restaurants and four bars. Prices are per person, based on twin share.
10km north of Mombasa, this refreshing • Evening entertainment ranging from
and friendly resort is ideal for families. Kenyan dance bands to acrobats and local
folk dancers. EAST AFRICA
• Adventurers Club offers a range of 160
supervised activities for children.
• Outdoor pool, fi tness room, tennis 161
court and watersports centre offering
windsurfi ng, sailing and snorkelling.
THE MOMBASA DAY 1: Mombasa to Tsavo East DAY 3: Amboseli to Taita Hills
RENDEZVOUS, KENYA As you drive north, the vast plains of Tsavo Travel east across the spectacular Shetani become visible in the distance, with the rolling lava fl ow, zigzagging through scrub thorn and
Taita Hills on the horizon. Enter Tsavo East acacia into Tsavo National Park. Spotting game DURATION: 4 DAYS | 3 NIGHTS
National Park at Buchuma Gate. Tsavo is the as you go, especially gerenuk, you’ll reach your
largest national park in Kenya and is split into lodge by lunchtime. After lunch, there’s a game
DEPARTS: TUE & SAT East and West parks by the highway. You’ll drive in the park and a visit to Mzima Springs
arrive at your lodge for lunch, with some free with its underwater viewing holes. Overnight
If you’re staying in Mombasa, this short time before setting back off into the park for an at Sarova Taita Hills Safari Lodge, full board.
safari is ideal. It travels through east afternoon game drive. Return to the lodge as
and west Tsavo as well as Amboseli, with the sun sets. Overnight at Voi Wildlife Lodge, DAY 4: Taita Hills to Mombasa
fantastic opportunities to view a diverse full board. Join a game drive en route to the park gate,
variety of wildlife and the distant snow then continue on your journey to Mombasa, DAY 2: Tsavo East to Amboseli reaching your beach hotel in time for lunch
capped peaks of Mount Kilimanjaro. En route to Amboseli National Park, stop at the (not included).
township of Emali for a picnic lunch then head
NOTE south into the national park. If the weather’s
Passengers should only take soft-sided bags on clear, you’ll catch sight of the majestic Mount
safaris, not suitcases. Kilimanjaro directly ahead. Enjoy a game drive
through Amboseli, best known for its great MOMBASA RENDEZVOUS SAFARI
herds of elephant. Arrive at your lodge as the PRICE PER PERSON FROM £369
sun sets. Overnight at Amboseli Sopa Lodge,
full board. Meet & greet services with assistance at the airport or border, all transport and game drives on road safaris in a modern safari cruiser (with seven window
seats), English speaking driver/guide, meals and accommodation as specifi ed
and all park fees and government taxes.
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