Tsavo National Park

Welcome to the expansive wilderness of Tsavo National Park, a vast and diverse landscape that unfolds in two distinct sections - Tsavo East and Tsavo West. Tsavo, one of Kenya's largest national parks, invites you to embark on a safari adventure surrounded by a rich tapestry of flora and fauna.

Tsavo's terrain ranges from open savannahs and semi-arid plains to dense acacia woodlands. The park is dotted with baobab trees, iconic symbols of the African landscape. Along the banks of the Galana River, you'll find lush greenery, attracting diverse wildlife to its life-sustaining waters. The park's diverse vegetation provides a habitat for a wide array of wildlife species.

Tsavo is home to an impressive variety of wildlife, including the iconic "Big Five" – lions, elephants, buffalos, leopards, and rhinos. The park's expansive landscapes also host giraffes, zebras, hippos, crocodiles, and numerous antelope species. Tsavo's birdlife is equally remarkable, with over 500 species, making it a paradise for birdwatchers.

The red-colored elephants of Tsavo are particularly famous, a result of the park's red soil, which they use to dust themselves, creating a unique and memorable sight.

Best Time to Visit:

The dry season, from June to October, and January to February, is considered the best time to visit Tsavo National Park. During these months, wildlife gathers around water sources, providing excellent game-viewing opportunities. The clear skies and sparse vegetation also enhance visibility.

For bird enthusiasts, the wetter months from November to December and March to May bring migratory birds, adding a vibrant touch to Tsavo's avian population. While the landscapes are lush during these months, some areas may be challenging to access due to muddy conditions.

Tsavo National Park promises an authentic safari experience, where the untamed beauty of East Africa comes to life. Whether you're captivated by the vast savannahs, intrigued by the red elephants, or drawn to the diverse birdlife, Tsavo invites you to discover the wonders of the wild in its purest form.