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Spanning a massive area that covers approximately 4% of Kenya's total landmass, Tsavo National Park is one of the world's largest wildlife sanctuaries. Divided into Tsavo East and Tsavo West, it offers two distinct but equally captivating safari experiences across its raw, unfiltered wilderness.
Tsavo East is celebrated for its sheer scale and the famous "Red Elephants," while Tsavo West offers volcanic drama, dramatic scenery, and the lush oases of Mzima Springs.
Tsavo is home to the "Big Five" and a prolific bird population of over 600 species. The landscape is a geological wonder, featuring solidified lava flows like the Shetani Flows and rocky volcanic cones that create a rugged, moon-like terrain against the vast Kenyan sky.
Whether you're exploring the flat savanna of the East or the hilly, lush terrain of the West, Tsavo delivers a sense of space and adventure that few other places on Earth can match.
They are not born red; they take daily dust baths in Tsavo's fine, iron-rich volcanic soil. This terracotta-colored dust acts as a natural sunscreen and insect repellent, giving them their unique and famous hue.
Mzima Springs produces 50 million gallons of crystal-clear water daily from underground rivers. You can see hippos and crocodiles through an underwater observation chamber, surrounded by a lush oasis in the middle of the arid park.
Yes! Tsavo is perfectly located between Nairobi and the coastal city of Mombasa. It is the ideal destination for travelers looking to combine a world-class safari with a beach holiday at Diani or Zanzibar.
Step into the wild heart of Kenya.