Tsavo East National Park
Tsavo East National Park is Kenya’s oldest and largest national park, spanning an expansive 13,747 square kilometers of untamed semi-arid plains. Renowned for its iconic ‘Red Elephants’ that dust-bathe in the distinctive terracotta volcanic soil, Tsavo East is home to the world’s longest lava flow—the 300-kilometer Yatta Plateau. Other unforgettable landmarks include the Mudanda Rock, an enormous 1.5 km geological outcrop functioning as a natural dam where hundreds of animals gather to drink, and Lugard Falls on the Galana River where rushing rapids carve multi-colored rock gorges.
Signature Wonders
Red Elephants of Tsavo, Yatta Plateau (longest lava flow in the world), Mudanda Rock waterhole, Lugard Falls, and Aruba Dam.
Game Viewing
Huge elephant herds, lion prides, cheetahs, leopards, lesser kudu, gerenuk, Somali ostriches, and hippo pods along the Galana River.
Top Lodges & Camps
Ashnil Aruba Lodge (situated by Aruba Dam), Voi Safari Lodge (panoramic cliffside views), Satao Camp, and Sentrim Tsavo Camp.
