With a total area of ​​21,812 km², Tsavo is the largest natural park in the country (almost as large as the entire Tuscany). The park, which takes its name from the river that crosses it, was opened in April 1948 and is divided into Tsavo East and Tsavo West divided by the A109, the road that goes from Nairobi to Mombasa.

Tsavo East includes different types of habitats: it is mainly flat, with large areas of savannah crossed by the Galana river, union of Tsavo and Athi. The main relief is the Yatta plateau, which with its 190 km length represents the largest lava surface in the world.

Because of its exceptional biodiversity, Tsavo Park is considered one of the most precious natural reserves in the world.

The Amboseli is famous for being the best place in the world to get closer to free elephants. Other attractions in the park include the opportunity to meet Maasai and visit the Maasai village. The park also has a view of Mount Kilimanjaro, the highest independent mountain in the world.
These 3 parks offer some of the best opportunities to see the African fauna, moreover the landscapes reach their maximum splendor after the rainy season, when everything seems to take on pink tones and the acacia trees are covered with beautiful white flowers