Tsavo National Parks
Tsavo National Parks (East and West) together form one of the world's largest game reserves, covering 22,000 square kilometers. These parks offer vast wilderness experiences and are famous for their red elephants and diverse landscapes.
Best Time to Visit
June-September and January-March (dry seasons)
Entry Fees
Park entry: $52 per adult per day, $26 per child
Activities
6 unique experiences
Park Highlights
Discover what makes Tsavo National Parks special for Kenya safari enthusiasts
Red elephants of Tsavo (dust-bathing creates red coloration)
Vast wilderness with minimal crowds
Mzima Springs crystal-clear pools
Lugard Falls and Mudanda Rock
Rich geological features and landscapes
Safari Activities
Make the most of your Kenya tour with these exciting activities and experiences
Game drives across vast territories
Visiting Mzima Springs for hippos and crocodiles
Rock climbing at Mudanda Rock
Bird watching (over 600 species)
Photography in diverse landscapes
Bush camping experiences
Getting There
Multiple gates accessible from Nairobi (4-5 hours), Mombasa (3-4 hours), or domestic flights
Accommodation Options
Luxury: Finch Hattons, Satao Elerai, Kilaguni Serena
Mid-range: Tsavo Safari Camp, Ngulia Safari Lodge
Budget: KWS bandas and public campsites
Safari Tips
Carry extra water and fuel for long distances
Visit Mzima Springs in the afternoon
Respect wildlife corridors and migration routes
Book accommodation in advance during peak seasons
Bring binoculars for wildlife viewing