Tsavo East National Park
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In May 1948, a month after its conception Tsavo National Park was divided into East and West for administrative purposes. At 21 812 square km, Tsavo National Park is the largest park in Kenya. Named after the Tsavo River which flows from west to east, the park is considered one of the world's biodiversity strongholds.
It is the only Kenyan park that permits night drives. You will have to work for game sightings and be patient, but the reward is good. The experienced safari guides are familiar with the game movements and season migration paths and times of Tsavo's wildlife.
Tsavo East is popular for short safaris from the Kenya coast. Visitors on sun holidays often take short breaks to Tsavo East. Because of this it can get plenty of traffic, however it, along with Tsavo West, it is an economical option as it does not require additional flights to the Masai Mara or Amboseli. If you choose to visit we would recommend staying in a remote lodge such as Galdessa Camp in order to avoid the minibus brigade. This is situated on the southern banks of the Galada river, an area where tourisim is at a minimum.
Tsavo East is generally flat with dry plains across which the Galana River flows. Other features include the Yatta Plateau, Lugards Falls, Mudanda Rock and Aruba Dam. Wildlife in Tsavo East includes black rhino, hirola antelope, elephant, leopard, lion, mongoose, giraffe, Cape buffalo, bat-eared fox, hyrax, Grevy's zebra, ground pangolin, Sykes's monkey, black faced vervet monkey and dik dik to name a few.
Over 500 species of bird have been recorded in the area including, ostrich, kestrel, starling, weaver bird, kingfisher, buzzard, hornbill, secretary bird and heron.

Galdessa Camp is an upmarket tented eco-friendly camp located 15km upstream from Lugards Falls in Tsavo East. The camp's remote location in a very wild part of the park ensures that tourism is kept to a minimum.
The lodge is located on a ridge in the lee of Mount Kilimanjaro adjacent to a teeming waterhole. The lodge is a large safari-style hotel popular with large groups and families.

Satao Camp offers rustic safari luxury in Tsavo East National Park. Its natural style and lack of boundry fences allow the camp to blend effortlessly with its wild and game rich environment.