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P.O Box 264 – 00902, Kikuyu
2nd Floor, Hazina Towers, Nairobi
P.O Box 264 – 00902, Kikuyu
Tsavo East National Park is Kenya’s largest protected wilderness, stretching across more than 13,700 square kilometres of vast semi-arid savannah, open plains, palm-lined riverbanks, and the life-giving Galana River. As one of Africa’s oldest and most iconic safari destinations, it offers an authentic, untamed safari experience far from the crowds.
The park is world-famous for its legendary “red-dust” elephants—some of Africa’s last remaining Super Tuskers—as well as lions, giraffes, buffalo, and a rich diversity of birdlife. Its raw landscapes and remote feel make Tsavo East ideal for travelers seeking a more adventurous, off-the-beaten-path safari in Kenya.
Unlike busier parks, Tsavo East delivers a true sense of wilderness where wildlife roams freely and every game drive feels exclusive and unspoiled.
Explore the vast plains and river frontage in open 4WD vehicles, offering excellent wildlife encounters across Tsavo East.
Witness the dramatic water-carved rock formations along the Galana River at the iconic Lugard Falls.
Enjoy guided bush walks in conservancy areas bordering Tsavo East for a closer connection with nature.
Tsavo East is renowned for exceptional birdlife, including dry-country specials like the Vulturine Guineafowl.
Voi Safari Lodge, Sentrim Tsavo East Camp
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Common questions about safaris in Tsavo East National Park.
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