Overview
Welcome to Tsavo National Park, Kenya’s largest and oldest protected wilderness—where the landscape is rugged, the wildlife is wild, and the experience is truly authentic and untamed. Divided into Tsavo East and Tsavo West, this iconic park spans over 22,000 square kilometers, offering a true African wilderness safari far from the crowds.
Best Time to Visit Tsavo National Park
- June to October (Dry Season): Best time for wildlife viewing and scenic drives
- January to March: Warm and dry, good for photography and birdwatching
- April–May & November: Rainy season brings lush scenery and fewer tourists (some roads may be difficult to access)
Whether you explore the open savannahs of Tsavo East or the dramatic hills and springs of Tsavo West, every moment in Tsavo is a journey into the heart of Africa’s wild soul.
Trailblaze into Tsavo – where the spirit of adventure lives.
At Wild Worldwide Trailblazers, we take you deep into this iconic safari land, where you can expect:
- Massive herds of red-dusted elephants bathing in the Galana River
- The legendary Tsavo lions, known for their strength and unique maneless males
- Stunning landmarks like Mzima Springs, Shetani Lava Flow, and the Yatta Plateau – the world’s longest lava flow
- Rich birdlife, including over 500 recorded species
- Optional visits to Ngulia Rhino Sanctuary or Lumo Community Wildlife Conservancy