Kenya Dive Safari

Day 1. Depart London

Fly overnight to Mombasa via Nairobi

Day 2. Nyali Beach [D]

On arrival transfer to the Voyager Beach Resort, overlooking the white sands of Nyali Beach. A wide selection of facilities are on offer, including three restaurants, three bars, three swimming pools, health centre and numerous activities including the excellent diving and water sport centres.

Days 3 to 7. Bamburi & Mombasa Marine Park [B, D]

A large range of dives available, most within a tenminute boat ride from the hotel. Based at the Voyager Resort, Buccaneer Divers retain the best-kept secret for themselves - Birthday Reef, starting at 25 metres and going down to well over 50 metres. Turtles, White-tip Reef Sharks, enormous Groupers, Leopard Morays, huge shoals of Grey, and Red Snapper, Surgeon Fish, Sardines and all manner of large pelagic fish are prevalent at this reef. (Due to unpredictable currents, this dive may only be made during certain tides.)

Days 8 & 9. Tsavo National Park [B, D (Day 8), FB (Day 9)]

One of the largest wildlife sanctuaries in the world. The forests are filled with monkeys and birds, whilst most of Kenya's wildlife is resident in the park, with large herds of Elephant, prides of Lion, and the recently relocated Black Rhino. Just a short drive from the big game is Voyager Safari Camp, sitting on the rim of a secluded dam on the Sante River. On the edge of Tsavo West National Park, the camp's environs are home to hundreds of basking Hippos. Spacious tents are comfortably furnished with double or twin beds and en-suite bathrooms.

Days 10 & 11. Homeward [B]

After a morning game drive, head for Mombasa to catch the flight to Nairobi, arriving home the next day.