Southeastern Kenya, Kenya
Tsavo National Park
Highlights
- Red Elephants
- Mzima Springs
- Lugard Falls
- Man-Eaters of Tsavo History
- Aruba Dam Wildlife Viewing
Weather & Climate
Tropical climate with warm temperatures year-round
Moderate humidity levels
Generally pleasant weather conditions
Best Time to Visit
June to October and January to February for the dry season, year-round for diverse experiences
Weather conditions are optimal during these months
About Tsavo National Park
Kenya's largest national park and one of the world's most expansive wildlife sanctuaries, Tsavo offers an authentic wilderness experience across vast savannahs, volcanic landscapes, and the legendary red elephants. Split into Tsavo East and West, this untamed landscape showcases Africa's raw beauty.
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Quick Facts
Location: Southeastern Kenya
Country: Kenya
FAQs
Planning your Tsavo National Park safari
Quick guidance on timing, highlights, and recommended length of stay for this destination.
What makes a Tsavo National Park safari special? +
• Red Elephants • Mzima Springs • Lugard Falls • Man-Eaters of Tsavo History • Aruba Dam Wildlife Viewing
When is the best time to visit Tsavo National Park? +
June to October and January to February for the dry season, year-round for diverse experiences
How long should I stay? +
Most travellers spend 3-4 nights to enjoy unhurried game drives and optional activities. We can extend or combine with neighbouring reserves based on your interests.
