Explore the untamed beauty of Tsavo National Park, Kenya’s hidden gem with our bespoke tours and travel experiences! Tsavo, divided into East and West, offers unique wildlife encounters and breathtaking landscapes:

Tsavo East National Park: Immerse yourself in the vast wilderness of Tsavo East National Park, renowned for its red elephants, diverse wildlife, and the stunning Yatta Plateau.

Tsavo West National Park: Discover the rugged charm of Tsavo West National Park, where the enchanting Mzima Springs and the iconic Ngulia Rhino Sanctuary await.

Tsavo West captivates with diverse habitats, from volcanic cones to Mzima Springs, drawing elephants and hippos. You will witness the iconic Lugard Falls, and explore the mesmerizing Shetani Lava Flow

Birding: is one of the exhilarating safari activity that is enjoyed by many travellers while on their Tsavo Safari. The park is referred as little birding paradise that hosts over 500 bird species.

Game Drives: Game drives in Tsavo national park account for 90% of the total wildlife experience at the park. The game drives are done in three shifts those are: Morning game drives, Evening game drives and full day Game drive. The morning game drives are mostly considered as most rewarding due to the activeness of nature in the morning time. The evening game drive is done in order to catch up with some of the shy and nocturnal animals.

Cultural tours: Like most of the national parks, the local Maasai people live around Tsavo National Park. Visit their home settlement patterns which are gazetted and well fenced with local materials like thorns. They have dance, plays, songs and many more cultural experience.

Sightseeing: There are many sights to see in Tsavo including mzima springs and sanctuary where you will find hippos and monkeys living in and around the spring.

We offer multiple choices for accommodation that will suit your budget, from Basic, Value to Premium establishments in all our National Parks, Game Reserves and Beach Tours.

Tsavo Red Elephants: Tsavo is the only sanctuary in the world that boasts the red elephants, and these majestic animals are the parks greatest attraction. The elephants are actually the same grey colour as every other elephant in the world, however, they just appear brick – red due to constantly dust bathing in the fine red volcanic soil of Tsavo. They dust and wallow to cool off and deter parasites.

Man-Eating Lions of Tsavo: The shaggy maned lions of the legendary man eaters of Tsavo are one of the most memorable sights that you’ll get to spot. These specific predators rose to fame back in 1898, during the construction of the Kenyan-Uganda railway when 2 male lions chewed their way through 135 railway workers in a span of 9 months.

Shetani Lava: About 4km west of the Chyulu gate in Tsavo West are the spectacular Shetani Lava Flows. Shetani which is a Swahili term for Devil: The flows were formed over 200 years ago. The locals believed that it was the devil himself emerging from the earth.

Leopard, Cheetah, Wild dogs, Buffalo, Rhino, Elephant, Masai Giraffe, Burchell’s Zebra, Lion, Lesser Kudu, and Nocturnal Porcupine among many others are found I this park.

The best time to visit Tsavo East and Tsavo West National Parks is during the dry seasons – January to February and June to September. During these periods, wildlife congregates around water sources, making it easier to spot animals. The weather is pleasant, and vegetation is less dense, enhancing visibility.

However, wildlife viewing is still excellent in the short rains of October to December. The wet seasons (March to May and November) bring lush landscapes but may make some roads impassable.

Our expertly crafted itineraries promise thrilling safaris, breathtaking landscapes, and a close encounter with nature’s wonders. Choose your preferred experience – vibrant greenery or prime wildlife viewing – and plan
accordingly.