Overview

Safari straight from Malindi and Watamu: no flights, no train, just a guide and a 4×4 to Tsavo.

From USD 890 per person sharing (6 guests). See all prices below.

Itinerary

Day 1: Morning pickup from your hotel in Malindi or Watamu in a 4×4 safari vehicle with your guide. Drive inland to Tsavo, game driving on the way to Kudu Safari Camp. Afternoon game drive. Overnight Kudu Safari Camp
Day 2: Morning and afternoon game drives in Tsavo. Overnight Kudu Safari Camp
Day 3: Early game drive, breakfast and the drive back to the coast, arriving at your Malindi or Watamu hotel in the afternoon

Prices per person (USD, non-resident)

Per person sharing, by travel dates and group size. Fewer guests share the vehicle and transfer costs, so the price per person is a little higher.

Season and travel dates (2027)	2 guests	4 guests	6 guests	Single supplement
Low season · best value 1 Apr – 30 Jun 2027	1,195	1,005	890	225
Mid season 8 Jan – 31 Mar 2027	1,235	1,045	930	255
High season 1 Jul – 31 Oct 2027	1,300	1,110	995	305

Includes emergency evacuation cover.

From price: USD 890 per person, 6 guests sharing one safari vehicle. For 3 or 5 guests, use the next group size up and add the single supplement for the guest in a single room. From 4 guests, an Accessible Travel tour leader travels with your group. Solo travellers: ask us for a quote. Dates not shown, such as Easter or the festive season: ask us.

Included

2 nights full board at Kudu Safari Camp (deluxe tent); private 4×4 safari vehicle for up to 6 with driver-guide from your Malindi or Watamu hotel and back, game drives and vehicle park entry; Tsavo park fees (non-resident); bottled water in the vehicle; emergency evacuation cover.

Not included

International flights, visas, travel insurance, tips and gratuities, drinks at camp, personal items, your beach hotel, festive season and dates after 31 Oct 2027 (ask us).

Travelling with us

Our own drivers and vehicles, and stays we contract directly
The full price up front, with what is and isn’t included
We keep in touch on WhatsApp from booking until you fly home

Your trip and conservation

The park and conservancy fees in this price pay for the rangers and wildlife protection in the places you visit, and fewer vehicles mean quieter sightings. Want to see that work up close? Ask about our conservation circuits with Kenya Wildlife Service teams.

Before you travel

Kenya’s eTA costs from USD 30 at etakenya.go.ke; apply at least 3 days ahead. Since October 2026 it comes with compulsory travel health insurance (about USD 44); we confirm the current rules when you book
Most African passports, including Nigerian, don’t need an eTA for short stays, and African citizens pay lower fees at KWS parks. Ask us for your price
Vegetarian, Jain, halal or other diets: tell us when you book and we arrange them with each lodge
Many safari areas are on high ground: mornings and evenings are cool, so pack a warm layer

Good to know

Prices are per person, in US dollars, for non-residents. Rates are confirmed at booking.
Ask us for resident (KES) rates, children’s rates, festive and Easter dates, and longer stays.
Children aged 6 and over are welcome at Kudu Safari Camp; ages 6–11 pay half the camp rate. Ask us.
Book it on its own or add it to your Malindi or Watamu holiday. Pickup from Kilifi or Mombasa on request.

Accessibility

Kudu Safari Camp uses its own 4×4 safari vehicles. If stepping up into a 4×4 is hard, ask us about our adapted Land Cruiser. Tell us about your access needs: we check rooms, bathrooms and paths with each property before you book, and can arrange wheelchairs, shower chairs and other mobility equipment.