Friday 23 January 2015

Tsavo National Park Safari Calling Adventurers from All Corners

Considering the geographical periphery, the renowned Tsavo wildlife reserve in Kenya is much larger than the nation of Israel or, the state of Michigan. As a matter of fact, even the island of Jamaica or, the county of Wales is much smaller than this is captivating national park. However, an ambitious construction project, namely the Nairobi Mombasa Highway, has sliced this majestic national park into almost two halves. Thus, the Tsavo East and the Tsavo West National Parks have come into existence. Some of the exotic beasts and birds that are widely seen here include elephant, lion, buffalo, eland, giraffe impala, kudu, rhinoceros, weavers, hornbills, sunbirds, rollers, and raptors, etc.

As a matter of fact, adventurous safari rides are exclusively common among tourists who come to the wildlife reserve from all possible regions of the earth round the year. The Tsavo National Park safari provides the exclusive opportunity to come across the Lugard Falls and the volcanic Mzima Springs. These naturally formed water bodies are home to shoals of barbell, hippopotamus and waterfowl. This national park is most ideal for those who prefer solitude and calmness. The vast park is also home to various species of ostrich, namely the common variety, Somalian variety and the Kenyan variety.

There are lots of impressive boarding and eating facilities inside this vast forest. These include

  • Galdessa bush camp
  • Ol Donyo Wuas Lodge
  • Finch Hattons Camp
  • Voyager Safari Camp
  • Man Eaters Camp
  • Lions Bluff Lodge and
  • Serena Kilaguni Lodge, etc.

These places provide ample luxuries and urban amenities to ensure unbelievable comfort to the guests. Moreover, these destinations are ideal for vacationing for both couples and families. These commercial places arrange captivating activities to keep the guests occupied along with providing them unadulterated exposure to sheer sub-Saharan wilderness.