Encounter a diverse range of wildlife, from massive herds of red elephants and lions prowling the savannah to graceful giraffes and elusive leopards. Tsavo’s varied ecosystems provide an incredible range of species to observe.

This man-made waterhole attracts a staggering array of wildlife, including all members of the Big Five (lion, elephant, buffalo, leopard, and rhinoceros). Witness the drama of predator-prey encounters and the complex social dynamics of these magnificent creatures.

Dedicated to the conservation of critically endangered black rhinos, this sanctuary offers a rare opportunity to see these magnificent creatures up close. Learn about conservation efforts and witness the resilience of these prehistoric giants.

Witness the captivating expanse of the Yatta Plateau, spanning across Tsavo East as the world’s longest lava flow. The Shetani Lava Flows in Tsavo West offer a unique glimpse into the region’s volcanic history.

With over 500 bird species, Tsavo is a haven for bird enthusiasts. Spot vibrant species like the lilac-breasted roller, African fish eagle, and ostriches among many others in their natural habitats.

Engage with the local communities, including interactions with the Maasai people, to gain insights into their rich traditions, vibrant culture, and daily way of life. Experience their dances, crafts, and ancient rituals for a deeper connection with Kenya’s heritage.