Lodges in Kenya's Tsavo National Parks

Tsavo Lodges, Kenya

Spectacular Wildlife, Landscapes And Lodges In Kenya's Tsavo

Tsavo wildlife area in Kenya consists of two national park options: Tsavo East National Park (13 747 km²) and Tsavo West National Park (9 065 km²). When combined, the two become one of the world's largest wildlife sanctuaries at a massive 22 000 km² in area.

Three rivers run through the region, and they are the Tsavo River, Athi River and Galana River; exceptional wildlife viewing is on offer near these rivers.

The national parks are roughly situated halfway between Mombasa and Nairobi. Tsavo East National Park and Tsavo West are accessible by either a fly-in option or a road-based safari from either city or one of Kenya's other national parks.

The two national parks are just too far removed from all other wildlife destinations and cities to make them a viable and enjoyable road transfer destination. Spending the entire day in a vehicle is not going to be fun.

Wildlife is utterly spectacular, with over 60 mammal species on offer, and for birders, a paradise of note, over 500 species of bird have been recorded in both national parks. Game drives and walking safaris are included by the safari camp or lodge, as is a water hole typically in front of the establishments.

The Tsavo area, including the Yatta Plateau offers one of the more captivating safari experiences in East Africa with landscapes like no other, Africa's "Big-Five", virtually untouched by humans and numerous safari activities at some of the best safari lodges and camps available in Kenya.

Tsavo is one of the best places in Africa for safari and game viewing. The two Tsavo National Park options are home to a wide variety of wildlife, including elephants, lions, leopards, cheetahs, and rhinos.

Tsavo also offers some of the best bird watching in Africa, with over 500 species of birds. Visitors to Tsavo can enjoy safari drives, guided walks, and boat trips on the Tsavo River.

We would highly recommend light aircraft transfers when looking at visiting the Tsavo area and region of Kenya.

Lodges located in and around the Tsavo National Parks will most likely have access to a private airstrip within an hour's drive of the lodge.

When it comes to safari lodges in the Tsavo area, there is no shortage of amazing choices. All lodges and camps are remote, with each offering up something different, from location to lodge size to safari activities.

Our handpicked portfolio of safari lodges showcases the very best of what both the Tsavo East National Park and Tsavo West National Park have to offer.

Our current selection of the best Tsavo Lodges will grow within the next few months. We are passionate about these national parks and believe that they should be on everyone's Kenya safari itinerary.

The Best Lodges In The Tsavo Region Of Kenya

  • Galdessa

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    The riverside location of the lounge and dining room of Galdessa Camp ensure frequent wildlife sightings without the need to leave camp, as the game seeks relief from the heat of the day in the cool waters of the Galana River.

    Galdessa Camp, with its amazing swimming pool, is located in the Tsavo East National park on the banks of the Galana River.

  • Sarova Salt Lick Game Lodge

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    Sarova Salt Lick Game Lodge offers an unparalleled safari experience by means of game drives in the stunning Tsavo West National Park.

    The entire lodge is raised on high stilts above watering holes and feeding pastures, offering a spectacular view of the wildlife from above and all around.

  • Taita Hills Game Lodge

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    Taita Hills Game Lodge offers a truly exclusive bush experience, being situated in the heart of the Taita Hills Sanctuary, a private conservancy of 28,000 acres at the foot of the Taita Hills and adjacent to Tsavo West National Park.

    A more budget-friendly option in the Tsavo West one cannot find.

  • Kilaguni Serena Safari Lodge

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    Kilaguni Serena Safari Lodge is located on a ridge that commands magnificent sweeping views of the Chyulu Hills at the foot of Mount Kilimanjaro.

    Kilaguni was the first safari lodge ever to be built in Tsavo West National Park and has long been a favourite of tourists by offer outstanding game drives.

  • Finch Hattons

    From US$ 920.00 per person

    Finch Hattons camp is one man's dream to create the ideal African getaway, offering guests a unique opportunity to relive the golden era of the safari in absolute elegance.

    Finch Hattons surrounded by the spectacle of the great African wilderness of the Tsavo West National Park, game drives are exceptional.

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