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Amboseli Porini Camp is the only camp located in Selenkay Conservation Area, a 15,000-acre private game reserve near the northern boundary of Amboseli National Reserve. The conservancy, owned by the Kisonko clan of the Maasai people, is an important wildlife corridor for animals moving in ...
Set in a 5000-acre private conservation area southeast of Amboseli National Park, Elerai Camp offers exclusive game viewing. The camp looks down onto Amboseli in one direction, and up towards Mt Kilimanjaro in the other, giving panoramic views. There are 9 en-suite tents, all of which ...
Named after the highest peak of Mt Kilimanjaro, Kibo Safari Camp is an authentic tented safari camp with striking views of the mountain. There are 71 en-suite tents, shaded by thatched roofs. They are furnished with rustic furniture including solid wood bed, mosquito net, clothes rack, ...
At the foot of Mt Kilimanjaro, Kibo Villa is an elegant log cabin built in stone and gum tree. The villa is sheltered by a copse of indigenous acacia tortilis trees in 5 acres of garden, and offers both peace and privacy. There are 3 en-suite bedrooms, ...
On the shores of Lake Victoria, Kisindi Lodge and Spa provides a holiday of complete relaxation. Guests at this peaceful sanctuary can choose between a day full of activities or a day of exquisite pampering. There are 6 traditional thatched cottages, made up of 5 double cottages ...
Rusinga Island was catapulted into the news in 1948 when Louis and Mary Leakey announced the discovery of the Proconsul skull and other 18-million-year-old fossils. Rusinga regularly hosts a team from the American Museum of Natural History who continue this work and give personal guided tours ...
In Selenkay Conservation Area, Selenkay Adventure Camp gives access to this private conservancy in a simple camp. The 15,000-acre private game reserve, owned by the Kisonko clan of the Maasai people, is an important wildlife corridor for animals moving in and out of Amboseli National ...
The Roberts family’s lovely bush house is located between Nairobi and Amboseli. The house, taken exclusively, has dark wooden floors, exposed timber beams and warming log fires. The house and its verandas look out over a waterhole; the garden has flower lined paths and ...