Magnificent scenery, rich and varied wildlife, an insight into the Maasai culture and the beautiful Indian Ocean – all combine to make this 13-day adventure a truly memorable safari holiday.  Amboseli National Park, nestled at the foot of Kilimanjaro is in fact a very fragile ecosystem dependent of seasonal variances as rain in scarce in the area.  Undoubtedly it still remains ever so popular amongst safari seekers with one of the most classic and breathtaking views. After spending 2 nights in this pristine park, head for Tsavo West National Park. In contract, this park is replenished by millions of gallons of fresh crystal-clear waters from the underground Mzima Springs, a haven for elephants, hippo and a host of antelope and giraffe wandering the banks.  The underwater glass tank provides remarkable sightings. Also a birdwatchers paradise, the lush foliage of the escarpment of nearby Ngulia Hills brings thousands of migrant birds from as far as St. Petersburg. Then it’s off to Mombasa on the Kenyan coast where some of the best beaches in Africa beckon you. Here you can opt to indulge in numerous activities or simply do nothing but relax and soak up the warm rays of the sun. No safari in Kenya is complete without a visit to Kenya’s finest game reserve – the Maasai Mara. With its open savannahs and rolling grasslands it offers a dazzling array of wildlife.  In all, this safari will ensure that you have experienced the best of the Kenyan heart and soul.