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Tsavo East

The Untamed Wilderness

Tsavo East is renowned for its dramatic landscape, where the vast, flat plains are dotted with acacia trees and the famous Galana River meanders through the park, providing a critical lifeline for wildlife. Known for its immense herds of red elephants, Tsavo East is the perfect destination for those seeking an authentic, unspoiled safari experience. As you explore the park, you’ll come across:

The Yatta Plateau

Tsavo East

Visit the world’s longest lava flow, offering stunning panoramic views of the park. A great spot for birdwatching and photography.

Mbololo Hills

Tsavo East

Perfect for those interested in a more remote safari experience. The Mbololo Hills are a great place to spot wildlife and enjoy some solitude in the wilderness.

Tsavo West

A Land of Lions & Lava

Contrasting with Tsavo East’s wide-open savannahs, Tsavo West is a landscape of rugged beauty, from the volcanic lava flows to the palm-fringed waters of Mzima Springs. Known for its dramatic views and its large population of mane-less lions, Tsavo West offers a more intimate safari experience. Notable highlights include:

Mzima Springs

Tsavo East

Contrasting with Tsavo East’s wide-open savannahs, Tsavo West is a landscape of rugged beauty, from the volcanic lava flows to the palm-fringed waters of Mzima Springs. Known for its dramatic views and its large population of mane-less lions, Tsavo West offers a more intimate safari experience. Notable highlights include:

Chaimu Crater

Tsavo East
A dormant volcanic crater offering breathtaking views of the park’s diverse terrain. The surrounding landscape is ideal for nature walks and offers unique wildlife viewing opportunities.

Chetambe Hills

Tsavo East

Perfect for those interested in a more challenging adventure, Chetambe Hills offers a scenic hike with panoramic views and opportunities for birdwatching and wildlife photography.

The small bridge at the Mtito Andei. Coolies are busy leveling the land
The line from Mtito Andei to the mainland
The District Engineer’s bungalow.
Railhead towards Sultan Hamud as seen during the construction.
The railway station at Voi as used by the Uganda Railway Company.
J.H. Peterson’s bridge at Makindu. It was the sort of bridge he was credited for
Ground leveling work at Manyani
The engineering train with civil engineers and their equipment arriving at the camp that become Kiu Station.
Doctor’s bungalow situated near the Makupa Causeway (formerly Salisbury Bridge)
Coal-powered traction engine in use during construction. These engines were heavy and were used on relatively flat ground
The small bridge at the Mtito Andei. Coolies are busy leveling the land
The small bridge at the Mtito Andei. Coolies are busy leveling the land
The small bridge at the Mtito Andei. Coolies are busy leveling the land
The small bridge at the Mtito Andei. Coolies are busy leveling the land
The small bridge at the Mtito Andei. Coolies are busy leveling the land
The small bridge at the Mtito Andei. Coolies are busy leveling the land

Man Eaters Lodge – Embrace Comfort in the Wild

Lodge, Hotel & Tsavo East & West