Tsavo National Park

Land of Magical Sunsets

Tsavo remains the largest national park in Kenya and one of the world’s largest game sanctuaries covering a land mass of around 22,000 km2. Due to the railway that was established to run from Mombasa to Nairobi in the 1900s, the park is divided into two separate parts, Tsavo East National Park and Tsavo West National Park. It is well-known for its large elephant herds and captivating landscapes.

 

One of Kenya’s largest and most diverse wildlife sanctuaries, you’ll be enthralled by the untamed beauty and remarkable wildlife encounters that await you here. Expansive savannahs, rugged terrains, and iconic red-hued soil create a dramatic backdrop for thrilling glamping safaris. Embark on exhilarating game drives through vast plains, where you may spot herds of elephants, pride of lions, graceful giraffes, and a plethora of bird species. The park is home to rare species such as the black rhino and the fringed-eared oryx, offering unique sightings.

 

Go on guided bush walks and visit the shimmering Mzima Springs, a series of crystal-clear pools inhabited by hippos and crocodiles. Marvel at the stunning lava flows and volcanic landscapes of Tsavo West, including the awe-inspiring Chyulu Hills. Tsavo’s rich history adds a layer of intrigue to your journey. Explore ancient archaeological sites, such as the Grogan’s Castle and the Shetani Lava Flows, which tell tales of the region’s storied past.

 

Accommodation options in Tsavo range from luxurious lodges to rustic tented camps, each offering a unique blend of comfort and immersion in the wilderness. Unwind under starlit skies, relish delicious cuisine, and listen to the symphony of nature surrounding you.

 

Located in the Coast Province of Kenya between Nairobi and Mombasa.

Where to stay in Tsavo National Park

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Finch Hattons Luxury Camp

Finch Hattons Luxury Camp is designed to be minimally intrusive with just  17 luxury suites that offer panoramic views of the surrounding landscape, as well as total privacy for the guests.

Finch Hattons Luxury Camp

Finch Hattons Luxury Camp is designed to be minimally intrusive with just  17 luxury suites that offer panoramic views of the surrounding landscape, as well as total privacy for the guests. The open-plan design of the tents allows for a seamless connection with nature, inviting the gentle breeze and captivating scents of the African bush. The result is a one-on-one experience with Africa in all of its immediate and unapologetic beauty, where you can fully embrace the immediate and untamed allure of the bush.

Kilaguni Serena Safari Lodge

Experience the perfect blend of stunning natural beauty, thrilling adventures, and contemporary comforts at Kilaguni Serena Safari Lodge.

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Kilaguni Serena Safari Lodge

Experience the perfect blend of stunning natural beauty, thrilling adventures, and contemporary comforts at Kilaguni Serena Safari Lodge. A tranquil, hushed, and cool refuge framed by Mount Kilimanjaro and the rolling, volcanic landscapes of the deep green Chyulu Hills.a Arriving guests will be enchanted by the classic stone design and views of elephants, buffalo and other plains game drinking and cooling off in the lodge’s water hole while indulging in the wonders of nature and enjoying the lodge’s modern amenities.

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Satao Camp

Satao Camp delivers the ultimate safari experience, blending exciting adventures with exceptional service. 

Satao Camp

Satao Camp delivers the ultimate safari experience, blending exciting adventures with exceptional service. The camp comprises 20 authentic safari-style en-suite tents, each with private verandas set among the tamarind trees that surround the camp’s watering hole. The 16 tents are carefully positioned to allow uninterrupted views of the visiting wildlife whilst ensuring total privacy. The 4  suites are larger and positioned closest to the water hole. Satao Camp also caters to guests with disabilities, providing thoughtfully designed and beautifully furnished interiors with a distinct African design.

What to do in Tsavo National Park

Tsavo East, with its vast and flat terrain, offers dry plains across which the Galana River flows. The park provides exceptional game viewing opportunities, showcasing a diverse range of species. Explore the remarkable 300-kilometre-long Yatta Plateau, the world’s longest lava flow, and marvel at the majestic Lugard Falls. In contrast, Tsavo West boasts a mountainous landscape and a wetter environment. Known for its abundant birdlife and impressive mammals such as black rhinos, Cape buffalos, elephants, leopards, hippos, and Maasai lions, this park captivates wildlife enthusiasts. Other highlights include Lake Jipe and the spectacular Mzima Springs where crystal-clear water gushes out from the under-parched lava rock to the Shetani lava flows.

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