Tsavo
is Kenya’s largest wilderness
Welcome to Tsavo
Red Elephants and Open Skies
Tsavo East and Tsavo West are Kenya’s largest national parks, covering a vast area between Nairobi and Mombasa. Tsavo is known for its herds of dust-red elephants, Mzima Springs, Lugard Falls and the Shetani lava flow. It is easy to combine with a beach stay on the coast.
We plan Tsavo safaris that end on the coast at Diani or Watamu.
Things to do in Tsavo
See herds of elephants that are often dusted red by the local soil. Then visit Mzima Springs in Tsavo West, where hippos and crocodiles swim in crystal-clear water. You can also stand beside Lugard Falls on the Galana River in Tsavo East.
Best time to visit
June to October is dry, so wildlife is easy to see around the waterholes. January and February are also good months for a safari.
How to get there
Tsavo sits roughly halfway between Nairobi and Mombasa, so the Mombasa Road and the Standard Gauge Railway both pass close by.
Why book with us
B Hudson Tours Ltd is a Nairobi-based travel company. Because we plan every trip ourselves, we can adjust routes, hotels and activities to suit your group. For example, families often want shorter drives, while couples may prefer quiet lodges. Whatever you choose, we handle bookings, transfers and local support, so your holiday runs smoothly. Our team also answers questions quickly, both before and during your trip. After you book, we send a clear itinerary, so you know what to pack, who will meet you and what each day includes. Our guides and drivers know the area well, so you will also hear local stories and see places that most visitors miss. If you travel with children or older relatives, tell us early, because we can then adjust the pace, the rooms and the activities.
Plan your Tsavo trip with B Hudson Tours
Our team builds itineraries around your dates, budget and interests. We also arrange private transfers, hotels and activities, so you can relax from the moment you land. For more ideas, browse our tour packages or read about Kenya, including Amboseli and Mombasa.
When you are ready, plan your trip or contact our team. For official visitor information, see the Kenya Wildlife Service.