Tsavo West Tsavo East and Amboseli Triangle Safari

The Tsavo West, Tsavo East and Amboseli Triangle Safari creates a continuous wildlife journey through the entire southern Kenya ecosystem, connecting three national parks that together form one of the largest contiguous wilderness areas in East Africa. Tsavo West opens the safari with its volcanic scenery, the crystalline Mzima Springs and the rare Ngulia black rhino sanctuary. The Shetani lava flow within the park is one of the most recent lava flows in Kenya and its jagged black surface creates a surreal and otherworldly landscape that contrasts dramatically with the surrounding red soil savanna. Tsavo East, the largest national park in Kenya, delivers the most elemental and untamed safari experience in the country. The vastness of the park, the iconic red dust coated elephant herds and the crocodile filled Galana River give Tsavo East a frontier quality that the more visited southern parks cannot replicate. Mudanda Rock is the focal point of the dry season experience when elephant numbers at the natural water pool below reach into the hundreds. Amboseli completes the triangle with its extraordinary elephant encounters against the snow capped backdrop of Kilimanjaro and its permanent swamp habitats that sustain wildlife through even the driest years. Together these three parks deliver a southern Kenya safari of unmatched geographical variety and consistent wildlife excellence.