Mzima Springs 

A natural oasis with crystal-clear water fed by underground springs from Mount Kilimanjaro.
Home to hippos, crocodiles, fish, and a variety of birds.
Features an underwater viewing chamber for close-up wildlife observation.

Shetani Lava Flows 

A vast field of black volcanic rock, created by a volcanic eruption 500 years ago.
The word "Shetani" means "devil" in Swahili – locals once believed the area was haunted.
A surreal landscape for hiking and photography.

Chaimu Crater 

A volcanic ash cone offering panoramic views of the park.
Perfect for a short hike with breathtaking sunrise and sunset views.

Rhino Sanctuary 

A protected area dedicated to black rhino conservation.
One of the best places in Kenya to see these endangered creatures.

Roaring Rocks & Poacher’s Lookout 

Elevated viewpoints offering 360-degree views of Tsavo’s vast wilderness.
Excellent for spotting elephants, lions, and birds of prey.

Wildlife Viewing & Game Drives 

Tsavo West is home to over 60 mammal species and 400+ bird species.
Expect to see elephants, buffalos, giraffes, cheetahs, zebras, hippos, and leopards.

Man-Eaters of Tsavo – Famous for their role in history during railway construction.
Red Elephants – These elephants coat themselves in Tsavo’s red soil.
Black Rhinos – Best spotted at the Ngulia Rhino Sanctuary.
Leopards & Cheetahs – Often seen hunting along the savannah.
Giraffes, Zebras & Antelopes – Commonly found throughout the park.
Crocodiles & Hippos – Easily seen at Mzima Springs.
Birdwatching Paradise – Home to ostriches, hornbills, kingfishers, and secretary birds.

June – October (Dry Season): Best for game viewing as animals gather around water sources.

November – May (Green Season): Lush landscapes, fewer tourists, and great birdwatching.

Luxury: Finch Hattons Camp, Severin Safari Camp, Kilaguni Serena Safari Lodge

Mid-Range: Ngulia Safari Lodge, Voyager Ziwani Camp
Budget: Rhino Valley Lodge, Tsavo Safari Camp

🚙 By Road:

From Nairobi: ~5-6 hours drive (via Mombasa Road)
From Mombasa / Diani: ~4 hours drive

✈️ By Air:

Fly to Kilaguni or Finch Hattons Airstrip from Nairobi or Mombasa (45-minute flight).