Why Visit Tsavo East & West?
Vast Wilderness
Discover Tsavo’s expansive landscapes, spanning over 20,000 square kilometers, offering untamed beauty and endless exploration.
Man-Eater Lions Legacy
Learn about Tsavo’s infamous man-eating lions through guided tours, connecting you to a dramatic chapter of Kenya’s history.
Lugard Falls & Tsavo River
Experience the rugged beauty of Lugard Falls and the Tsavo River, where dramatic rapids meet serene wildlife habitats.
Birdwatching Paradise
Spot over 500 bird species, including rare hornbills and weavers, in Tsavo’s diverse ecosystems, perfect for birding enthusiasts.
Discover Tsavo East & West National Parks
Tsavo East and West National Parks, spanning over 20,000 square kilometers, offer one of Africa’s largest wilderness areas. Famous for red-dusted elephants, volcanic landscapes, and the legendary Man-Eaters of Tsavo, these parks blend raw adventure with rich history.
From Mzima Springs’ underwater views to Chyulu Hills’ volcanic trails, Tsavo is perfect for thrill-seekers, history buffs, and nature lovers. Enjoy game drives, cultural tours, and serene escapes in this iconic Kenyan wilderness.
Explore Wildlife
Safari Packages with Transport
Choose from our curated range of safari packages with transport included.
Tausa Tsavo Eco-Lodge
Van Package
Cruiser Package
Kilaguni Serena Safari Lodge
Van Package
Cruiser Package
Severin Safari Camp
Van Package
Cruiser Package
NGULIA SAFARI LODGE KWAHERI
Van Package
Cruiser Package
Taita Hills Safari Resort & Spa
Van Package
Cruiser Package
Impala Safari Lodge
Van Package
Cruiser Package
Voi Safari Lodge
Van Package
Cruiser Package
Salt Lick Safari Lodge
Van Package
Cruiser Package
Manyatta Camp
Van Package
Cruiser Package
Wildlife & Ecosystem
Tsavo East and West’s vast savannahs, rivers, and volcanic hills host diverse wildlife, including red elephants, lions, and over 500 bird species.
Where is Tsavo East & West National Parks?
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, both parks are safe with experienced guides and rangers. Follow guide instructions during game drives to ensure safety around wildlife.
Tsavo East is about 200 km (3-4 hours’ drive) from Nairobi, while Tsavo West is roughly 240 km (4-5 hours’ drive), accessible via Mombasa Road.
Pack neutral-colored clothing, sturdy shoes, sun protection (hat, sunscreen), binoculars, a camera, and a light jacket for early mornings.
Malaria risk is present. Use insect repellent, wear long sleeves in the evening, and consult your doctor about prophylaxis before visiting.
The dry seasons (June-October, January-February) are ideal for wildlife viewing. Wet seasons (November-December, March-May) offer lush scenery and fewer crowds.
Yes, multi-day packages combine both parks, allowing you to explore Tsavo East’s open plains and Tsavo West’s volcanic landscapes in one trip.
