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Marion Spence
US
Visited:
September 2017
Reviewed: Oct 1, 2017
Email Marion Spence | 50-65 years of age | Experience level: over 5 safaris
Ariel Smith
US
Visited:
September 2017
Reviewed: Oct 13, 2017
Email Ariel Smith | 20-35 years of age | Experience level: 2-5 safaris
So many lions! And a vast expanse to see so much wildlife with incredible scenery.
Dan McCoy
US
Visited:
September 2017
Reviewed: Oct 26, 2017
Email Dan McCoy | 35-50 years of age | Experience level: 2-5 safaris
Tsavo East did not disappoint. Saw cheetah and lots and lots of lions- with some feeding on recent kills.
Barbara And Doug
US
Visited:
October 2019
Reviewed: Jan 1, 2020
Email Barbara And Doug | 50-65 years of age | Experience level: over 5 safaris
Less animals than in earlier years, but still very nice. Always a special place due to the red soil which colors the animals.
Andrew Ahn
GB
Visited:
December 2019
Reviewed: Feb 3, 2020
Email Andrew Ahn | 20-35 years of age | Experience level: over 5 safaris
Lovely park, but less visible animals.
I think it's a nicer park than amboseli, but if the aim is to see wildlife, then amboseli works better.
Yolanda Moerkens
NL
Visited:
October 2023
Reviewed: Oct 19, 2023
Email Yolanda Moerkens | 50-65 years of age | Experience level: over 5 safaris
Great place to go on safari when you stay at the coast. It's only a few hours by car and here you can see so many elephants in a red color. Not red cause of the skin but red cause of the red soil. Nice landscap with plains and bush and very good lodges to spend the night
Mary Harvey
GB
Visited:
September 2023
Reviewed: Nov 13, 2023
Email Mary Harvey | 65+ years of age | Experience level: first safari
Nice but animal population sparse. Some good birds here.
PG
GB
Visited:
December 2023
Reviewed: Jan 15, 2024
Email PG | 35-50 years of age | Experience level: first safari
Since we had more time in Tsavo east so we had a slightly better wildlife experience here compared to Taita hills.
Also, we really enjoyed our stay at Ashnil Aruba lodge.
Chris Halliwell
Visited:
July 2009
Reviewed: Aug 25, 2011
Adventure of a lifetime
We went to Tsavo in 2009 as part of a trip to Kenya. We stayed in the Ngulia lodge and the Voi safari lodge. Both were excellent locations, very comfortable with stunning views. At the Ngulia after enjoying cocktails whilst watching the sunset from your balcony you can then can share supper with a leopard who comes every night to eat the meat put out on a tree for it, just yards from your dining table - absolutely wonderful. At the Voi there is a wonderful watering hole where we watched buffalo and a Mother elephant and its baby come and drink whilst enjoying panoramic views across the Savanna. All this and the cutest little rock hyrax you have ever seen. We spent 2 days driving through East and West Tsavo with an expert guide and driver and saw the Big 5 as well as Zebras, Giraffe, wallowing hippos we watched a pride of lions at a drinking at dawn and much much more, highly recommended. Our driver and guide were knowledgeable and informative and above all friendly.
Kinyanjui Hager
DE
Visited:
January 2012
Reviewed: Apr 23, 2012
Email Kinyanjui Hager | 35-50 years of age
It is a country for itself
The part between Voi River and Galana River offers not too much of game but highly interesting views on bush landscape and escarpments in the distance. Ostriches and other plain game can be seen. Riverine forest along the road hide baboons and elefant families. The rock formations at Luggard Falls are
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interesting.The park provides sufficient accomodation inside and outside its borders. A very pleasant place to stay is the Man Eater´s Camp at Tsavo.
The character of Tsavo West is much different from its Eastern brother. Landscapes are more mountainous and hilly, especially to the side of Ngulia Hills. The vulcanic history cannot be overseen. Wildlife needs to be spotted between the trees, but is easily found around waterholes. Mzima Springs is a highlight with its hipos and and waterdrinking elefants especially in the late afternoon. Spending sunrise on Poacher´s Lookout rewards the early hour with fantastic views on Mount Kilimanjaro. Spending the night in a tented camp inside the park makes you feel the sounds of the African bush.
Both parks not overloaded by visitors due to their vast size.
