Destination

Tsavo East and Tsavo West Safaris – Explore Kenya’s Untamed Wilderness

Welcome to the heart of Kenya’s safari experience. At Annest Kenya Safaris, we offer unforgettable Tsavo East and Tsavo West safari packages — a perfect combination of dramatic landscapes, abundant wildlife, and rich cultural encounters. Whether you’re departing from Nairobi or Mombasa, our private and group safaris give you a front-row seat to the best of both parks.

Tsavo East National Park
Tsavo east west Amboseli safari

Why Choose Tsavo for Your Kenya Safari?

The Tsavo ecosystem is one of the largest wildlife sanctuaries in Africa, covering over 22,000 km². It’s split into two parts — Tsavo East National Park, known for its iconic red elephants and vast open plains, and Tsavo West, famous for its dramatic scenery, Mzima Springs, and rhino sanctuary.

Highlights of a Tsavo Safari:

  • View the legendary red-dust-covered elephants

  • Witness lions, leopards, buffalo, giraffes & more

  • Discover the crystal-clear Mzima Springs in Tsavo West

  • See Shetani Lava Flow and Chyulu Hills backdrop

  • Visit the Ngulia Rhino Sanctuary for rare sightings

Tsavo East and West safari from Nairobi

Annest Kenya Safari

4 Days Tsavo East, Tsavo West & Amboseli Safari

5 to 8 Day Safaris

6 Days Tsavo West, Amboseli , Naivasha & Masai Mara Safari

Tsavo East Amboseli 3 days 2 nights

3 Days Tsavo East & Amboseli Safari

Tsavo East and West safari from Mombasa

2-4 Day Safari Tours

2-Day Tsavo East & Tsavo West Safari from Mombasa

Kenya safari

3-Day Tsavo East & Tsavo West Safari from Mombasa

Kenya safaris

1 Day Tsavo East

Tsavo East vs. Tsavo West – Which Is Right for You?

FeatureTsavo EastTsavo West
SceneryFlat, open savannahHilly terrain, volcanic landscapes
WildlifeHigher density, elephants, big catsDiverse species, fewer crowds
Main AttractionsGalana River, Lugard FallsMzima Springs, Lava Flow, Rhino Sanctuary
Best ForFirst-time safari-goersPhotographers, scenic lovers
Mudanda Rock

Popular Tsavo Safari Packages & Itineraries

We offer flexible safari itineraries to Tsavo East and Tsavo West starting from Nairobi, Mombasa, or Diani. Below are sample tour plans — all can be customized.

Want to include Amboseli, Salt Lick, or the coast? Let us build a custom route for you.

3-Day Tsavo East & West Safari (From Nairobi or Mombasa)

Day 1: Drive to Tsavo East, afternoon game drive Day 2: Morning game drive, transfer to Tsavo West, visit Mzima Springs Day 3: Explore Shetani Lava Flow, return to Nairobi/Mombasa

5-Day Classic Tsavo Safari

Day 1: Nairobi to Tsavo East – game viewing Day 2: Full-day game drives in Tsavo East Day 3: Transfer to Tsavo West, afternoon exploration Day 4: Visit rhino sanctuary, volcanic hills, Mzima Springs Day 5: Morning game drive, return transfer

Finch Hattons Luxury Camp (Tsavo West) Luxury Safari in Kenya

What’s Included in Our Tsavo Safari Packages

All our safaris are all-inclusive and fully guided:

  • Transport in custom 4×4 safari vehicles with pop-up roof

  • Full-board accommodations in lodges or luxury camps

  • Park entrance fees to Tsavo East and Tsavo West

  • Bottled water and picnic lunches

  • Professional, English-speaking safari guide

  • Emergency evacuation insurance

  • Optional airport pickup/drop-off

  • Choose between budget, mid-range, or luxury lodging depending on your preferences.

Best Time to Visit Tsavo East and Tsavo West

Kenya’s weather allows for year-round safaris, but the best time for a Tsavo safari is:

  • June to October: Dry season, excellent wildlife visibility

  • January to March: Fewer tourists, lush scenery

  • Avoid April & May (heavy rains can impact road access)

Private, Family, and Group Safari Options

Whether you’re a solo traveler, couple, family with kids, or large group, we provide tailored safari options:

  • Family-friendly itineraries with child-safe lodges

  • Private safaris with flexible schedules and custom pacing

  • Group tours with affordable rates and shared experiences

Tsavo east west Amboseli safari

Tsavo East Park Safari Lodges & Tented Camps

 

Tsavo East, one of the largest national parks in Kenya, is known for its vast open plains, red-dust elephants, and unique baobab trees. Here, safari lodges offer breathtaking vistas of the wild landscape, where you can unwind after an exhilarating day of exploring.

For those seeking a more rugged safari experience, Tsavo East’s tented camps offer a closer connection to nature. Many camps are unfenced, allowing wildlife to pass through, providing a truly immersive experience for guests. Despite the remote setting, these camps still offer comfort and style, making them perfect for adventurers.

Kenya safari

Economy Level

Voi Safari Lodge

Kenya safari lodges and tented camps

Comfort Level

Ashnil Aruba Lodge
Sentrim Tsavo Camp
Voi Wildlife Lodge
Galana Crocodile Camp
Ngutuni Safari Lodge

Kenya safari lodges and tented camps

Luxury Level

Satao Camp

Tsavo West Safari Lodges & Tented Camps

Tsavo West is more mountainous and lush than its eastern counterpart, known for its volcanic landscapes and abundant wildlife. The lodges and tented camps here offer excellent opportunities to view the park’s natural wonders, including Mzima Springs, where you can watch hippos and crocodiles through underwater glass viewing rooms.

Staying in Tsavo West gives you the chance to enjoy the dramatic scenery while relaxing in luxury lodges or tented camps that offer comfort with a touch of wilderness. It’s an incredible place to combine game drives with scenic walks through volcanic craters and lava flows.

Departures Available From:

Tsavo east west Amboseli safari

Book Your Tsavo Safari Today

Don’t just dream of Africa — come live it. With Anne’s Kenya Safaris, you’ll experience the very best of Tsavo East and Tsavo West on a safe, expertly guided journey.

✔️ Affordable prices
✔️ Trusted local guides
✔️ Customizable itineraries
✔️ 24/7 support

Ready to explore? Contact us now for a free quote or to customize your Tsavo safari package.

Open chat
Annest Kenya safaris
Jambo! 👋
How can we assist you?