Tsavo

Tsavo National Parks

About Tsavo

Tsavo National Parks, made up of Tsavo East and Tsavo West, form Kenya’s largest protected wildlife area, covering about 22,000 km². They are renowned for their vast wilderness, dramatic landscapes, and incredible biodiversity, making them one of Africa’s most iconic safari destinations.

Together, Tsavo East and West deliver a blend of raw wilderness, geological wonders, and conservation success stories. They are perfect for travelers seeking both classic safari wildlife encounters and unique natural spectacles.

Key Highlights

Tsavo East

  • Famous for its dust-red elephants bathing in the Galana River.

  • Home to the Yatta Plateau, the world’s longest lava flow.

  • Attractions include Aruba Dam, Mudanda Rock, and Lugard’s Falls.

  • Rich birdlife with over 500 species recorded.

Tsavo West

  • Known for Mzima Springs, where crystal-clear waters host hippos and crocodiles.

  • Features dramatic volcanic landscapes like Chaimu Crater and Shetani Lava Flow.

  • The Ngulia Rhino Sanctuary protects endangered black rhinos.

  • Scenic viewpoints such as Poacher’s Lookout and Roaring Rocks offer sweeping vistas.

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