Early morning and late afternoon game drives provide an ideal opportunity to view and photograph the diverse array of wildlife within the Sanctuary. The waterholes below provide a wonderful opportunity to view animals at close proximity in their natural habitat. The lobby and terraced bar offer excellent views and photographic opportunities, while an underground tunnel and bunker with ground level windows provides unbelievably close yet safe access to a variety of animals as they drink.

Night game drives provide guests with an opportunity of seeing animals not usually encountered on a daytime game drive such as spotted and striped hyena, mongoose, jackal, civet, genet, porcupine and bushbaby. Most predators are more active at night, so night drives also provide the opportunity of experiencing the ‘circle of life’. Our highly trained rangers equipped with powerful spotlights take guests for this experience of a totally different world after dark, when you may have the thrilling opportunity to see a predator actively hunting.

Tsavo East National Park is one of the National Parks in Kenya that is well known for its unique safari experience.it is about 11747 km square. It has been one of the oldest parks in Kenya, since it was found in 1948.There is another side of this park namely Tsavo West National Park, the reason why its divided into two i.e. east and west was because of a railway passing between the two parks. Also it’s well known as the largest park of Kenya as it covers thousands of kilometers of land and has almost four entrances (gates).

Sentrim Tsavo East is located in Tsavo East National Park. The waterhole in front of the camp is visited by elephants, buffaloes and other game. So you can sit, have a drink and watch comfortably. The camp has the atmosphere of the pioneer camps of long ago while providing the luxury of a permanent camp with modern amenities. The Camp is 345 kilometers from Nairobi, 11km from Voi Gate, 40 kilometers from the Buchuma Gate and approximately 2 hours drive from Mombasa. Malindi is a mere 167 kilometers through the park.