Tsavo east national park
Tsavo east national park is Kenya’s largest protected wildlife ecosystem, covering over 22,000 km².
It is divided into Tsavo East National Park and Tsavo West National Park, separated by the Nairobi–Mombasa Highway.
Together, they offer one of Africa’s most authentic safari experiences, with vast wilderness, incredible wildlife, and breathtaking landscapes.
Known for its open plains and large elephant herds, Tsavo East is ideal for wildlife viewing.
Highlights
- 🐘 Famous red elephants, coated with the park’s distinctive red volcanic soil.
- 🦁 Excellent opportunities to spot the Big Five.
- 🦒 Large populations of giraffes, zebras, buffaloes, and antelopes.
- 🐆 Leopards and cheetahs can occasionally be seen.
- 🐊 Crocodiles and hippos along the Galana River.
What to see
- Aruba Dam – A popular wildlife viewing area.
- Lugard Falls – Unique rock formations and rapids on the Galana River.
- Mudanda Rock – A natural water catchment attracting elephants and other wildlife.
- Yatta Plateau – One of the world’s longest lava flows.