This morning we pick up clients from their hotel or airport, conduct a short tour briefing and then depart from Nairobi at 7.00 am and we drive towards Tsavo East National Park. The Park is a vast expansion of African savanna with a more diverse array of habitats which include open plains, semi desert scrub, woodland, Chyulu Hills and rock outcrops. Tsavo East is one of the oldest and largest national parks in Kenya. It’s separated from Tsavo West by a highway. It’s famous for the Red Elephants, the infamous ‘man-eaters of Tsavo’- two lions that killed many workers several years ago, Oryx, and Gerenuk among other mammal’s species and bird life. Other notable features include Mzima Springs which are water source for Mombasa Town, Shetani Lava Flow and Ash cones, which is an example of recent volcanic eruption.