Tsavo West National Park is a magnificent travel destination in Kenya, renowned for its diverse wildlife, breathtaking landscapes, and unparalleled natural beauty.
With its rolling savannas, lush vegetation, and towering mountains, Tsavo West is a nature lover’s paradise. Visitors can spot a wide variety of wildlife, including elephants, lions, buffalo, and over 400 species of birds.
Explore the park’s diverse landscapes, from the Chyulu Hills to the Mzima Springs and the Roaring Rocks, and experience the thrill of a lifetime on a guided game drive.
Tsavo West also offers a range of activities, including hiking, rock climbing, and scenic drives, making it the perfect destination for adventure seekers.
Book your trip to Tsavo West National Park today for a truly unforgettable experience in the heart of Kenya’s wilderness.
| Park entry fee | citizens | Residents | Non-residents |
| Adults | Ksh 515 | Ksh 1,030 | USD 52 |
| Children | Ksh 215 | Ksh 515 | USD 35 |
Things to do in the National Park
1 Lumo community wildlife sanctuary
This sanctuary is adjacent to Tsavo west national park and Taita hills wildlife sanctuary.
It’s a host to leopard, elephant, Maasai lion, Maasai giraffe, cape buffalo, and much other wildlife and also a great diversity of birdlife.
It is owned by three community ranches whose first letters were used to come up with the name ‘Lumo’
2. Mzima springs
They are a series of four magnificent natural springs that are a must-see.
It is a perfect isolated habitat for hippos and crocodiles that live in the water pool of the springs.
3. Shetani lava flow
This lava flow is believed to have been formed 100 years ago due to volcanic eruptions.
It really creates a spectacular view that you cannot afford to miss while in Tsavo West National park.
When you get the narration from the locals, you will understand where it got its name from; they believe the lava is a result of the devil himself emerging from the earth!
Shetani is the Swahili name for the devil.
4. Ngulia Rhino Sanctuary
For easy spotting of rhinos in Tsavo west national park, you should visit this place that not only provides a home for the black rhino but is also a stronghold and a breeding place for them.
It has over 80 rhinos that are well protected.
You not only view black rhinos but also leopards and elephants.
5. Chaimu crater viewpoint
This viewpoint gives you the opportunity to enjoy the view of Tsavo west national park and a stunning view of the majestic Kilimanjaro mountain from a distance as well.
This hill is also ideal for hiking.Â
6. Sundowner at poacher’s outlook
This hill got its name from poachers’ outlook because it was used by poachers to looking out for elephants and rhinos before the gazetting of the area.
It offers a 360-degree view of the great Tsavo west national park as well.
7. Roaring rocks
You are all aware of the famous animation of Lion king right?
The roaring rocks are a spectacular feature resembling the spot where Mufasa holds Simba showing him to the numerous herds of animals.
Its name is derived from the loud roar sound, like that of a lion that is produced when the wind hits the rocks.
