lodges in tsavo west national park

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🐘 Top Lodges in Tsavo West National Park – A Safari in Untamed Wilderness

Tsavo West National Park is one of Kenya’s most diverse and rugged landscapes — home to lava flows, volcanic craters, crystal-clear springs, and a vast array of wildlife. Whether you’re seeking romance, solitude, or a deep dive into nature, these hand-picked lodges offer the perfect base for your adventure.

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🏨 Best Lodges in Tsavo West National Park

1. Kilaguni Serena Safari Lodge

Set against the backdrop of Mount Kilimanjaro, this eco-luxury lodge offers panoramic views of wildlife congregating at its waterhole.

Highlights:

• Elegant stone cottages with private verandas

• Bush dining and sundowner experiences

• Excellent location near Mzima Springs and Chyulu Hills

2. Finch Hattons Luxury Camp

One of Kenya’s most exclusive safari properties, blending colonial charm with ultra-modern comfort.

Highlights:

• Award-winning luxury tents with outdoor showers

• Spa, infinity pool, and gourmet dining

• Frequent elephant and hippo sightings near camp

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3. Severin Safari Camp

Ideal for guests who value sustainability and seclusion, located deep within the wilderness.

Highlights:

• Eco-tents with views of Mt. Kilimanjaro

• Nature walks and night game drives

• Spa & wellness treatments available

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🛏️ Customizable Safari Packages

Combine a stay at Tsavo West with other iconic reserves like Amboseli or Masai Mara for the ultimate circuit. Popular combinations include:

• Safaris from Mombasa

• Safaris from Watamu

• Safaris from Nairobi

Need a faster route? Book one of our Kenya air safaris for quick access to remote lodges.

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🌋 What Makes Tsavo West Unique?

• Mzima Springs: Home to hippos and crocodiles in crystal-clear waters

• Shetani Lava Flows: Vast fields of solidified black lava

• Ngulia Rhino Sanctuary: A protected refuge for the endangered black rhino

• Over 600 bird species and large populations of elephants, lions, and leopards

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