All About
Tsavo East National Park
AN AFRICAN DREAMSCAPE OF ELEPHANTS, LIONS, AND GOLDEN SAVANNA
Expanses That Tell Stories Of Africa’s Wilderness
Spanning 13,747 square kilometers, Tsavo East National Park is Kenya’s largest and oldest national park, established in 1948. Known as the “Theatre of the Wild,” it showcases vast open savannahs dotted with acacia trees and rugged terrain. Iconic sights include the red-dusted elephants and the scenic Galana River, a lifeline for the park’s diverse wildlife.
Home to the Big Five and over 500 bird species, Tsavo East boasts incredible biodiversity. The striking Yatta Plateau, the world’s longest lava flow, adds to the park’s allure, drawing both adventurers and nature lovers.
Untamed Beauty Of Tsavo East
Covering immense savannah plains, Tsavo East offers extraordinary wildlife experiences. Its Galana and Tsavo rivers support crocodiles, hippos, and herds of animals like zebras and giraffes. Open landscapes create perfect settings for unforgettable game drives.
Despite its size, the park feels untouched, with few lodges and a quiet atmosphere. Visitors enjoy the sense of solitude under Kenya’s expansive skies, exploring a true wilderness brimming with untamed beauty.