Amboseli

Amboseli national park is a fairly small national park of 390 sq kms situated south of Nairobi, bordering , bordering Tanzania. One of the most popular safari parks in . One of the most popular safari parks in Kenya, Amboseli provides excellent wildlife viewing throughout the year, stunning landscapes and a good selection of lodges and camps. However, what really sets it apart from other national parks is the spectacular backdrop of ,  provides excellent wildlife viewing throughout the year, stunning landscapes and a good selection of lodges and camps. However, what really sets it apart from other national parks is the spectacular backdrop of Mount Kilimanjaro – the highest mountain in – the highest mountain in Africa.

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, bordering . One of the most popular safari parks in ,  provides excellent wildlife viewing throughout the year, stunning landscapes and a good selection of lodges and camps. However, what really sets it apart from other national parks is the spectacular backdrop of – the highest mountain in .

 

 

Most of the cat species, including leopard, lion, cheetah and caracal, are present in the park and the open plains provide good chances of sightings. Amboseli is also famous for its large herds of buffalo and especially elephants. Bull elephants here have some of the largest tusks ever recorded and have been the subject of ground breaking work by renowned naturalist Cynthia Moss over the past twenty years.

 

 

Amboseli national park is south east of Nairobi. It can be reached by air, which takes 1 hour from . It can be reached by air, which takes 1 hour from Nairobi’s ’s Wilson airport, or by road which takes about 3½ hours.

airport, or by road which takes about 3½ hours.

  

Amboseli Lodges:

Tortilis Camp, Amboseli Serena, Porini Camp.

  

Booking information: for more information email us or call  0207 622 5114  and ask to speak to a Kenya consultant about Amboseli National Park.