Tsavo East National Park, fondly dubbed the "Theatre of the Wild," is Kenya’s largest national park, covering approximately 13,747 km² of semi-arid savannah bisected by the Galana River, and accessible via the Nairobi–Mombasa highway or several airstrips. It’s famed for its striking “dust‑red” elephants, whose herds are drawn to iconic landmarks like the Yatta Plateau—the world’s longest lava flow; Mudanda Rock’s natural watering hole, and the dramatic Lugard Falls.

This vast wilderness supports the Big Five alongside cheetah, hippo, crocodile, and over 500 birds, making it a premier destination for both wildlife and birding enthusiasts. Established in 1948, Tsavo East offers game drives, guided walks, river excursions, camping, and luxury lodges—delivering authentic, untamed safari experiences far from the crowds