Tsavo West National Park

Just a short drive from the city center, Nairobi National Park offers a unique safari experience against the backdrop of Nairobi’s skyline.

Overview

Situated adjacent to Kenya’s second most frequented national park, Amboseli, Kibo Safari Lodge presents refined comfort amidst serene surroundings. Traditional tents are discreetly positioned amidst the wilderness, providing vistas of Mt Kilimanjaro from both communal spaces and individual accommodations. An elevated restaurant beckons guests to savor meals beneath acacia trees, with local ingredients infusing every dish.

Activities

Safari Game Drives, Bird Watching, Balloon Safaris, Bush Sundowners, Cultural Interactions

Best Time To Go

The ideal time to visit Tsavo National Park is during the dry seasons, from June to October and January to February. During these months, wildlife viewing is at its best as animals gather around water sources, and the vegetation is less dense, making it easier to spot game. The weather is also pleasant and roads within the park are more accessible. While the park is open year-round, the rainy seasons (March to May and November to December) may bring lush scenery but can make wildlife viewing and travel more challenging.

Sightings

Tsavo West National Park is home to a rich variety of wildlife, including elephants, lions, leopards, buffalos, giraffes, zebras, hippos, crocodiles, black rhinos, various antelope species, and over 400 species of birds.

Interaction

Tsavo West National Park offers diverse wildlife encounters, unique sights like Mzima Springs, rich birdlife, and cultural interactions with local communities, all set against stunning volcanic landscapes.

Highlights

Journey through the untamed beauty of Tsavo West, where dramatic landscapes and thriving wildlife create an unforgettable safari experience. Discover the park’s iconic highlights—each one a testament to the raw splendor that makes Tsavo West a true haven for nature lovers and adventurers alike.

Mzima Springs Oasis

A series of natural springs fed by underground streams from the Chyulu Hills, Mzima Springs is famous for its crystal-clear water, hippos, crocodiles, and unique underwater viewing chamber where visitors can observe aquatic life in its natural habitat.

Shetani Lava Flow

This expansive black lava field was formed by a volcanic eruption about 500 years ago. Its dramatic, barren landscape offers a stark contrast to the surrounding savannah and provides insight into the region’s geological history, making it a popular stop for photography and exploration.

Top Tsavo Tours and Safaris

Accomodation Options

Situated adjacent to Kenya’s second most frequented national park, Amboseli, Kibo Safari Lodge presents refined comfort amidst serene surroundings. Traditional tents are discreetly positioned amidst the wilderness, providing vistas of Mt Kilimanjaro from both communal spaces and individual accommodations. An elevated restaurant beckons guests to savor meals beneath acacia trees, with local ingredients infusing every dish.