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Tsavo National Park

Tsavo National Park

Coast/Eastern Region
4.4(756 reviews)

Kenya's largest national park, divided into Tsavo East and West. Known for its red elephants, diverse landscapes, and the man-eating lions of Tsavo. Offers a true wilderness experience with fewer crowds.

Highlights

Red Elephants of Tsavo
Mzima Springs
Lugard Falls
Ancient Baobab Trees

Wildlife

Key Species

Red ElephantsLionsLeopardsBuffalosRhinosGiraffesZebras

Bird Species

500+ species recorded

Big Five Present

Lion, Leopard, Rhino, Elephant, and Buffalo all found here

Best Time to Visit

Excellent: June, July, August, September, October
Good: January, February, March
Fair: April, May, November, December

Climate

Temperature:20°C - 35°C
Dry Seasons:June - October, January - March
Rainfall:200-700mm annually

Getting There

Drive Time:4-6 hours from Nairobi
Flight Time:1 hour from Nairobi
Road Condition:Fair

Quick Facts

Established:1948
Total Area:21,812 km²
Average Stay:3-5 days

Activities

Game Drives
Camping
Photography
Rock Climbing
Cave Exploration
Cultural Visits

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