Lounging Lioness, Tsavo East National Park
Waterbuck, Tsavo East National Park
Elephant Family, Tsavo East National Park
Lounging Lioness, Tsavo East National Park
Waterbuck, Tsavo East National Park
Elephant Family, Tsavo East National Park
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Tsavo East Game Drive

Kenya
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Track your favourite animals through Kenya’s largest national park. Seek out the reserve’s famed maneless male lions. Enjoy close encounters with the full quintet of big five species.

Journey along the 300km long Yatta Plateau – the longest lava flow in the world. Take in the flowing waters of the Galana River, home to quarrelsome pods of hippo. Cross the rich iron-red earth used as sunscreen by elephants. 

Negotiate lush green grasses camouflaging big cats beneath expansive blue skies that are home to 500 different bird species.

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