Tsavo East National Park

Yatta Plateau – one of the world’s largest and longest lava flow (300 km long).

Lugard’s fall and the Galana River – Easy access to the rapids and the possibility to spot majestic landscapes along the river.

Mudanda Rock is an outcrop rock of 1.6 km long with a large dam at its base. There is the possibility to walk at the top of the rock, enjoy the cool breeze and watch wildlife drinking in the dam.

Aruba Dam – built-in 1952 across the Voi River, this dam attracts many bird species and migratory species.

Kanderi swamp: With all the lush vegetation along the Voi River and in the swamp, there is plenty of game to see in this area, and is a good area to visit within Tsavo East. Look out for the fantastic Voi safari lodge that sits upon a hill and makes a great place to stay if you are visiting Tsavo East, National Park.

The Sheldrick’s Orphaned Elephants: Between 1955 and 1976 Daphne & David Sheldrick were co-wardens of Tsavo (David was the founder Warden of Tsavo East National Park) and it was during this time that they rehabilitated back into the wild not only elephants but also a whole host of other animals that had for one reason or another needed help. This foundation exists in Nairobi and Tsavo East National Park.

Galana River: The Tsavo and Athi rivers join together to form the Galana River, a permanent river that flows eastwards to the Indian Ocean and Malindi. Follow the road within the park that goes from the Voi gate to Sala gate and follows the Galana River as it must be one of the best drives within the park. Along the way, you will also come across the Lugard’s falls and the Crocodile point.

The Park is home to most of the larger mammals, vast herds of dust red elephant, Rhino, buffalo, lion, leopard, and pods of hippo, crocodile, and waterbucks, Lesser Kudu, Gerenuk and Hirola, Aardwolf, Caracal, African Wild Cat, Cheetah, African Wild Dog Bat eared fox, Spotted and Stripped Hyena, Black-backed, side-striped and common Jackal, Cape Buffalo, African Elephant, Giraffe Bushbuck, Guenther’s Dik-dik, Kirk’s Dik-dik, Blue Duiker, Common Duiker, Eland, Grant’s Gazelle, Coke’s Hartebeest, Hunter’s Hartebeest, Impala Klipspringer, Lesser Kudu Fringe-eared Oryx, Steinbok, Suni, Waterbuck, Hyrax (Eastern Tree), Hyrax (Rock), Hyrax (Southern Tree), Civet (African and Palm), Genet (Large-spotted), Genet (Small-spotted), Mongoose: Many species including the Nanded, Bushy-tailed, Dwarf, Grey, Marsh, Slender, White-tailed Otter (Clawless), Honey Badger (Ratel), Baboon (Savannah), Bushbaby (Lesser), Galago (Large-eared greater), Galago (Small-eared greater), Monkey (Blue/Sykes/Diademed), Monkey (Green Vervet. The prolific bird life features 500 recorded species. Elephants at a water pan in Tsavo East National Park.

On this destination tsavo East, kindly correct the information on how to get there to read as follows: the main entrance gate to the park is the Voi gate ..other entrance gates include manyani gate accessible from Nairobi, Bachuma gate accessible from Mombasa , Sala gate from Malindi ...Airport... remove sangayaya and mopeo include voi