Located in Taita Taveta county of the former coast province (283km from Nairobi and 89km from Amboseli National Park), Tsavo is one the largest and oldest national park in Kenya. It is dived into east and west sections. The park is famous for its satiable and maneless "man-eaters" lions of the generation that used to attack the builders of the Kenya-Uganda railway.
Tsavo which borders Chyulu Hills National Park has the big five animals, a variety of wildlife, and other attractions which include:
- Mudanda Rock
This is a 1.6km inselberg that acts as a water catchment area where wildlife comes to quench their thirst. - Aruba Dam
It is located along the Voi river and attracts wildlife and various bird species - Yatta Plateau
This is the world's longest lava flow stretching 290km from OlDonyoSabuk Mountain. - Lugard Falls
Named after Fredrick Lugard, this is a series of white water rapids along the Galana River - Mzima Springs
Four independent natural springs make up the Mzima Springs system in Kenya's Tsavo National Park. They are 48 kilometers from MtitoAndei and situated in the western part of the Park. The Chyulu Hills to the north include a natural reservoir that serves as the springs' source.
EXPLORE TSAVO EAST
http://www.kws.go.ke/content/tsavo-east-national-park
EXPLORE TSAVO WEST
http://www.kws.go.ke/tsavo-west-national-park
FAQs
How much is the entrance fee to Amboseli National Park?
The fee varies with the season. Visit the KWS website for current rates. It's important to note that there are other charges apart from individual entrance fees such as vehicle entrance, and tour guides among others. Contact us for more info.
