Tsavo East National Park

Tsavo East National Park with 13747sq km situated in a semi-arid area in Coast Province Kenya between Nairobi and Mombasa. The park divided into east and west sections by highway and a railway. Named after Tsavo River which flows west to east of the park, The park borders with Chyulu Hills National Park and Mkomazi National Park in Tanzania.

Tsavo East nestled east side of Nairobi and Mombasa highway, Tsavo is a vast arid bush land with aruba dam located north bank of seasonal Voi River with Mudanda rock a whale backed rock towers above a natural dam which acts as a draw to large herds of Elephants. The Mudanda rock is a longest lava flow in the world at 300km in length within a heat shimmering edge of yatta plateau. Tsavo is an ornithological paradise with Lugards falls which Galana River water plunge.

The park inhabited with Gerenuk, Waterbucks, Rhino, Buffalo, Lesser Kudu, Hirola, Lion, Leopard, Hippo and Crocodile with over 500 bird species.