Tsavo West National Park is the second-largest national park in Kenya and one of the country’s oldest, having been established in 1948. The park features diverse landscapes ranging from riverine forests and expansive grasslands to thick acacia woodlands, rugged rocky outcrops, and semi-arid scrubland—creating ideal habitats for both northern and southern wildlife species found in Kenya.
Among its most notable attractions is the dramatic Shetani Lava Flow, a striking reminder of the region’s volcanic history. Visitors can also explore Mzima Springs, where an underwater viewing chamber offers a unique opportunity to observe crocodiles and hippos up close. Another highlight is the Ngulia Rhino Sanctuary, one of the few places in Kenya where guests have a chance to see the magnificent and endangered black rhino in its natural habitat.
Taita Hills Safari Resort & Spa is a renowned property set within the scenic Taita Hills Wildlife Sanctuary. The resort seamlessly combines refined comfort with authentic wildlife experiences, making it a popular choice for travelers seeking both relaxation and adventure. The resort offers well-appointed rooms and cottages, many of which provide breathtaking views of the […]
Salt Lick Safari Lodge is located within the scenic Taita Hills Wildlife Sanctuary in Taveta County. Renowned as one of the most photographed lodges in Kenya, it combines unique architecture with a refined touch of luxury for discerning travelers. Set right inside the conservancy, the lodge overlooks a nearby waterhole that draws wildlife remarkably close, […]
Voyager Ziwani is a semi-luxury safari camp set on the western boundary of Tsavo, offering breathtaking views of Mount Kilimanjaro and convenient access to Tsavo West National Park. The camp is located beside the scenic Sante River, whose tranquil waters provide beautiful views and are home to crocodiles, hippos, and turtles. Room Type at Voyager […]
Situated within Tsavo West National Park, Kilaguni Serena Safari Lodge holds the distinction of being the first lodge to be established in the park. The name “Kilaguni” originates from a Kamba word meaning “Young Rhino.” The lodge enjoys scenic views of the nearby Chyulu Hills, and on clear days, guests can catch partial views of […]
Perched high on the slopes of the Mbulia Hills, Kipalo Hills Lodge enjoys sweeping, panoramic views across the vast plains of Tsavo West National Park. On clear days, guests can admire the distant silhouettes of the Ngulia Hills and even Mount Kilimanjaro. The name “Kipalo,” meaning “a place where one returns” in the Taita language, […]
