Taita-Taveta County
Tsavo East & Tsavo West
Kenya's largest protected wilderness, known for red-dust elephants, volcanic landscapes, and dramatic open country.
Together, Tsavo East and Tsavo West form one of the largest national parks in the world. The parks are known for their red volcanic soil, which gives resident elephants their distinctive rust-colored hide after dust bathing.
Tsavo's landscapes range from vast open plains to the Yatta Plateau and Mzima Springs, offering varied scenery alongside healthy populations of lion, cheetah, and buffalo. Its relative proximity to the coast makes it a natural pairing with a Malindi stay.
Notable Wildlife
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Safaris Featuring Tsavo East & Tsavo West
Tsavo National Parks Safari
Explore the vast red-earth wilderness of Tsavo East and West — Kenya's largest protected safari landscape.
- Game drives across Tsavo East's open plains
- Red-dust elephants unique to the region
Multi-Day Kenya Safari
A longer-form journey combining several parks into one tailored itinerary across Kenya's safari circuit.
- Combine two or more parks in a single tailored journey
- Flexible pacing discussed with each traveler
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