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Tsavo National Parks
Explore the Untamed Wilderness of Tsavo National Parks
Tsavo National Parks—comprising Tsavo East and Tsavo West—form one of the largest protected ecosystems in Kenya, covering over 20,000 square kilometers. This vast wilderness is a paradise for adventurers, wildlife enthusiasts, and nature lovers seeking an off-the-beaten-path safari experience.
Tsavo East is famed for its striking red-dusted elephants, created by the region’s iron-rich soil, and the dramatic Lugard Falls along the Galana River. The park features open plains that make wildlife viewing easy and rewarding.
Tsavo West, on the other hand, offers a more varied terrain with volcanic hills, lava flows, and lush oases. The highlight here is Mzima Springs, a natural freshwater source where visitors can watch hippos and crocodiles through an underwater viewing chamber—a rare and fascinating experience.
Why Visit Tsavo National Parks?
See the Famous Red Elephants Up Close
Unique to Tsavo East, these elephants roll in red soil, giving them a striking appearance found nowhere else in Africa.Experience Underwater Wildlife at Mzima Springs
Tsavo West’s Mzima Springs offers a rare opportunity to view aquatic animals like hippos and crocodiles beneath the surface.Explore Kenya’s Most Varied Safari Landscapes
From arid plains and rocky ridges to lush springs and ancient lava fields, Tsavo’s scenery is as diverse as its wildlife.Enjoy a Secluded, Crowd-Free Safari
With fewer visitors than more commercial parks, Tsavo provides a more peaceful and private wildlife experience.Spot the Big Five and Rare Species
Home to lions, leopards, elephants, rhinos, and buffalo—as well as hundreds of bird species and elusive wildlife like the lesser kudu.
Ready to Explore the Wild Side of Kenya?
Don’t just dream about Africa’s untouched wilderness—experience it. Let us plan your unforgettable Tsavo adventure with expert guides, personalized service, and breathtaking moments in nature.
