Kibo Safari Camp

Kibo Safari Camp offers a comfortable and scenic base for travelers exploring Amboseli National Park, one of Kenya’s most iconic wildlife destinations. Set against the dramatic backdrop of Mount Kilimanjaro, the camp combines spacious accommodation, natural surroundings, warm hospitality and easy access to some of the country’s most rewarding safari experiences.

A stay at Kibo Safari Camp brings together the essential elements of a memorable Kenya safari. Guests can spend their days exploring Amboseli’s open plains, observing large elephant herds, photographing Mount Kilimanjaro, enjoying guided nature experiences or relaxing at the camp between game drives.

Amboseli National Park is famous for its elephants, spectacular mountain views, seasonal wetlands and wide savannah landscapes. Choosing the right accommodation can make a significant difference to the overall experience, and Kibo Safari Camp provides a peaceful and comfortable environment for travelers who want to enjoy the park at a relaxed pace.

The camp is suitable for couples, families, solo travelers, small groups, photographers, corporate travelers and safari enthusiasts. It can also be incorporated into longer Kenya safari itineraries connecting Amboseli with Nairobi, Tsavo, the Masai Mara, Lake Naivasha, Lake Nakuru, Samburu and the Kenyan coast.

For travelers planning an Amboseli safari, Kibo Safari Camp offers an opportunity to experience Kenya’s wildlife, landscapes and culture while staying close to one of Africa’s most recognizable natural landmarks.

About Kibo Safari Camp

Kibo Safari Camp is designed around the experience of exploring Amboseli National Park. The camp combines comfortable accommodation with natural surroundings, open spaces and a peaceful atmosphere that allows guests to feel connected to the landscape.

Rather than functioning simply as a place to sleep, Kibo Safari Camp provides a complete safari environment. Guests can begin the day with breakfast before heading out on an early game drive, return for lunch and time to relax, then continue with an afternoon safari or enjoy the camp’s facilities as the sun sets over the plains.

The camp’s setting contributes to the feeling of being immersed in the wilderness. Views of Mount Kilimanjaro, surrounding vegetation, open skies and the sounds of nature create an atmosphere that reflects the character of Amboseli.

Kibo Safari Camp is particularly suited to travelers who want a balance between adventure and relaxation. Guests can spend their days searching for elephants, lions, cheetahs, giraffes and other wildlife, or enjoy quieter moments at the camp between activities.

This flexibility is one of the defining features of an Amboseli safari.

Kibo Safari Camp can also work well for longer stays. Travelers spending three or four nights in Amboseli have enough time to enjoy several game drives, explore different areas of the park, photograph wildlife in changing light and include cultural or nature-based experiences.

Why Stay at Kibo Safari Camp?

Choosing accommodation is an important part of planning an Amboseli safari. The region offers lodges, tented camps and hotels, but Kibo Safari Camp is suited to travelers looking for comfortable accommodation in a natural setting with convenient access to Amboseli National Park.

One of the main advantages of staying at Kibo Safari Camp is the balance between a genuine safari atmosphere and practical comfort. Guests can enjoy the peace of the wilderness while remaining close to the park’s wildlife-viewing areas.

The camp provides a setting where travelers can rest, dine, enjoy the views and prepare for the next game drive without feeling disconnected from the surrounding environment.

Kibo Safari Camp is particularly suitable for travelers who value:

Comfortable safari accommodation

A peaceful natural setting

Views of Mount Kilimanjaro

Access to Amboseli National Park

Elephant viewing

Wildlife photography

Family-friendly facilities

Relaxed dining

Swimming and leisure time

Private and shared safari arrangements

Cultural experiences

Short safari itineraries

Longer Kenya safari itineraries

A convenient location in southern Kenya

For travelers visiting Amboseli for the first time, the camp provides a comfortable base from which to discover the park. For repeat safari travelers, it offers a relaxed place to stay while enjoying Amboseli’s distinctive landscapes and wildlife.

Location and Setting

Amboseli National Park is located in southern Kenya near the border with Tanzania. The park is known for its open plains, seasonal swamps, acacia woodland, dry landscapes and spectacular views of Mount Kilimanjaro.

Kibo Safari Camp is positioned to give guests an immersive Amboseli experience. The camp’s natural setting reflects the character of the region, with open spaces, vegetation and views that create a strong sense of place.

The location also makes Kibo Safari Camp useful as part of a broader Kenya safari itinerary.

Travelers arriving from Nairobi can reach Amboseli by road through the Kenyan countryside, passing agricultural areas, local communities and changing landscapes before arriving near the park. Guests can also fly from Nairobi to an airstrip serving the Amboseli region and continue to the camp by safari vehicle.

The journey to Amboseli is part of the experience. As travelers leave Nairobi behind, the landscape gradually changes from urban and agricultural areas to the dry plains and mountain scenery associated with southern Kenya.

For a Kenya safari, this transition from city to wilderness is one of the memorable parts of the journey.

Accommodation at Kibo Safari Camp

Kibo Safari Camp offers comfortable accommodation designed for travelers who want to enjoy Amboseli while staying in a peaceful and natural environment.

The camp’s tents and accommodation units provide a relaxing retreat after a day spent exploring the park. Guests can return to their accommodation to rest, freshen up and prepare for dinner, an evening activity or the following day’s game drive.

The accommodation is suitable for different occupancy requirements, making Kibo Safari Camp a practical option for couples, families, friends, small groups and safari travelers.

The camp offers a tented style of accommodation that combines the atmosphere of a traditional safari with the comfort expected by modern travelers. Guests can enjoy the feeling of being close to nature while still having access to private facilities and comfortable living spaces.

For guests spending several nights in Amboseli, comfortable accommodation is especially important. Safari days often begin early and involve several hours on the road, so having a peaceful place to return to can make the overall experience more enjoyable.

Tented Accommodation at Kibo Safari Camp

Accommodation configurations at Kibo Safari Camp can include options suitable for different types of travelers.

Standard Tented Rooms

Standard tented rooms provide comfortable accommodation for couples, solo travelers and guests visiting Amboseli for a short safari.

They offer a practical base for travelers who plan to spend their days exploring the park and their evenings relaxing at camp.

Deluxe Tented Rooms

Deluxe tented rooms provide additional comfort and space for guests who want an enhanced safari stay.

They can be suitable for couples, business travelers, photographers and visitors celebrating a special occasion. Depending on the selected accommodation, guests may enjoy improved furnishings, additional space or enhanced views of the surrounding landscape.

Family Accommodation

Family accommodation is suitable for parents traveling with children or larger family groups.

A family safari in Amboseli can be an exciting introduction to wildlife, and having appropriate accommodation allows families to enjoy the experience comfortably.

Families can combine game drives with time at the camp, swimming, nature observation and cultural activities.

Suites and Larger Tents

Suites or larger tented units can provide additional space for guests who prefer a more spacious stay.

They may be suitable for couples, families or travelers celebrating birthdays, anniversaries and other special occasions.

Room configurations and availability can vary, so travelers should confirm their preferred accommodation type when making a reservation.

Comfortable Living During Your Amboseli Safari

An Amboseli safari should provide a balance between wildlife exploration and relaxation.

At Kibo Safari Camp, guests can return from a morning game drive, enjoy lunch and spend the afternoon relaxing at the camp before heading out again or watching the changing light over the landscape.

This makes it possible to explore Amboseli without feeling that every moment has to be filled with activities.

The camp environment can also be a place to reflect on the day’s experiences. A morning may include close encounters with elephants moving across the plains, while the afternoon may reveal giraffes, zebras, buffaloes or hippos near a seasonal wetland.

Returning to a peaceful tent or shared camp area afterward allows travelers to appreciate these experiences at a slower pace.

Dining Experience at Kibo Safari Camp

Dining is an important part of the safari experience, particularly when guests spend several days in Amboseli.

Kibo Safari Camp provides dining facilities where guests can enjoy meals in a comfortable and relaxed setting. The culinary experience can include a combination of Kenyan, African and international dishes prepared for couples, families, groups and safari travelers.

Fresh produce, locally inspired dishes, grilled meats, vegetables, salads, soups, fresh fruit and carefully prepared international meals can all contribute to the dining experience.

Breakfast provides a good start to the day before an early morning game drive. Lunch can be enjoyed between activities, while dinner offers an opportunity to relax after an afternoon safari.

Depending on the arrangements, guests may also be able to enjoy bush breakfasts, sundowners, private dinners or special occasion meals.

A meal surrounded by the Amboseli landscape can add an unforgettable element to a Kenya safari.

Kenyan Cuisine and Local Flavors

Kenya’s cuisine reflects the country’s diverse communities, agricultural traditions and regional influences.

Guests staying at Kibo Safari Camp may have opportunities to experience dishes inspired by local culinary traditions, including grilled meats, fresh vegetables, rice, chapati, ugali, stews, fresh fruit and Kenyan tea.

Food is an important part of understanding Kenya. A meal can reveal the country’s cultural diversity, farming traditions and regional influences.

Guests who enjoy culinary experiences may also choose to visit local markets, community projects or cultural sites during their stay.

Camp Amenities

Kibo Safari Camp provides facilities and services intended to make a safari stay comfortable and convenient.

Guests can expect amenities and services that may include:

Restaurant

Bar

Swimming pool

Comfortable tented rooms

Private bathrooms

Outdoor relaxation areas

Campfire experiences

Wi-Fi

Parking

Laundry services

Safari booking assistance

Game-drive arrangements

Cultural experience arrangements

Transfer services

The availability of individual facilities and services can depend on the current camp arrangements, so specific requirements should be confirmed when booking.

For most travelers, however, the main attraction remains the combination of comfortable accommodation, natural surroundings and access to Amboseli National Park.

The Amboseli Safari Experience

The main reason travelers choose Kibo Safari Camp is the opportunity to explore Amboseli National Park.

The park is one of Kenya’s most distinctive wildlife destinations, known for its large elephant herds, open plains, seasonal wetlands and views of Mount Kilimanjaro.

A typical game drive can produce sightings of elephants, lions, cheetahs, buffaloes, giraffes, zebras, wildebeest, hippos, hyenas, jackals and numerous antelope species.

Amboseli’s elephants are particularly famous. Many herds move through the park’s open landscapes and wetlands, creating excellent opportunities for observation and photography.

The park’s seasonal swamps provide important water and grazing areas. During dry periods, wildlife often gathers around these wetlands, while the surrounding plains offer expansive views and excellent photographic conditions.

The exact wildlife sightings will always vary. This unpredictability is part of what makes a Kenya safari exciting.

Morning and Afternoon Game Drives

Morning and afternoon game drives form the core of most Amboseli safari itineraries.

Early morning drives offer cooler temperatures, soft light and opportunities to find wildlife before the heat of the day increases. This is also one of the best times to photograph Mount Kilimanjaro, when the mountain may be visible above the plains.

Afternoon drives become increasingly rewarding as temperatures fall. Wildlife begins moving across the landscape, elephants may approach water and predators become more active.

Full-day game drives are also available for travelers who want to explore farther into the park and spend more time in the field.

A knowledgeable safari guide can help guests understand animal behavior, identify tracks and explain the relationship between Amboseli’s wetlands, wildlife and surrounding communities.

Wildlife in Amboseli National Park

Amboseli supports a wide variety of wildlife.

Guests may encounter:

Elephants

Lions

Cheetahs

Buffaloes

Giraffes

Zebras

Wildebeest

Hippos

Hyenas

Jackals

Warthogs

Impalas

Thomson’s gazelles

Grant’s gazelles

Elands

Ostriches

The park is especially well known for elephants, which are often seen moving across the plains or gathering near water.

Lions and cheetahs may be found in open areas where prey is abundant, while giraffes and antelopes are commonly seen browsing or grazing across the park.

Wildlife viewing depends on season, weather, water availability and animal movements. A responsible safari focuses on observing natural behavior rather than guaranteeing specific sightings.

Mount Kilimanjaro Views

Mount Kilimanjaro is one of the defining features of an Amboseli safari.

Although the mountain is located across the border in Tanzania, its snow-capped summit can often be seen from Amboseli when weather conditions are clear.

The mountain creates a dramatic backdrop for wildlife photography, particularly when elephants, giraffes or zebras are positioned across the foreground.

The best opportunities for viewing Mount Kilimanjaro are often early in the morning, before clouds and heat haze develop.

Guests staying at Kibo Safari Camp can enjoy the possibility of mountain views from the camp and during game drives.

Because visibility depends on weather, the mountain cannot be guaranteed on every day. Even when the summit is hidden, the surrounding landscapes remain beautiful and rewarding to explore.

Wildlife Photography at Kibo Safari Camp

Amboseli is one of Kenya’s most rewarding destinations for wildlife photography.

The open plains provide relatively clear views of animals, while the wetlands and mountain backdrop create strong photographic compositions.

Elephants are particularly popular subjects, especially when photographed against Mount Kilimanjaro or in the golden light of early morning and late afternoon.

Photographers should always follow their guide’s instructions and maintain appropriate distances from wildlife.

The best wildlife photographs are not necessarily the closest ones. Patience, light, composition and animal behavior are often more important than physical proximity.

Bird Watching

Bird watching is another rewarding activity during a stay at Kibo Safari Camp.

Amboseli’s combination of wetlands, grasslands, woodland and dry-country habitats supports a wide variety of bird species.

Guests may encounter birds of prey, flamingos, pelicans, storks, egrets, herons, kingfishers, hornbills, ostriches and numerous smaller savannah species.

Early morning game drives are often particularly productive because birds are active before temperatures rise.

The camp grounds may also attract smaller birds, making it possible to enjoy bird watching between safari activities.

Cultural Experiences

An Amboseli safari can also include cultural experiences with members of the local Maasai community.

Visits to community-run cultural sites or villages can provide opportunities to learn about traditional lifestyles, livestock keeping, beadwork, music, dance and the relationship between local communities and wildlife.

Cultural visits should always be approached respectfully.

Guests should ask permission before taking photographs and should understand that communities are not simply tourist attractions. A well-organized cultural experience creates an opportunity for genuine interaction and helps ensure that tourism benefits local residents.

For travelers interested in understanding the wider story of Amboseli, a cultural visit can add important context to the wildlife experience.

Nature Walks and Guided Experiences

Depending on the location and current regulations, guests may be able to participate in guided nature walks or other activities outside the main game drives.

Walking experiences provide an opportunity to observe smaller details of the ecosystem, including tracks, plants, insects, birds and animal behavior.

A knowledgeable guide can explain how different species interact and how seasonal changes influence the Amboseli landscape.

Guests should always follow local safety instructions and remain with their guide during walking activities.

Sundowners and Bush Breakfasts

Sundowners are a classic safari experience.

After an afternoon game drive, guests can stop at an appropriate location to watch the sun descend over the Amboseli plains.

The combination of open grasslands, distant mountain views and changing evening light creates an unforgettable setting.

Bush breakfasts offer another memorable experience. Guests can enjoy a meal outdoors after an early morning game drive, surrounded by the sounds and scenery of the park.

These experiences can be arranged as part of a private safari itinerary depending on park regulations, location and current conditions.

Kibo Safari Camp for Couples

Kibo Safari Camp is an excellent choice for couples looking for a peaceful and memorable Kenya safari.

Couples can spend their days on private or shared game drives before returning to the camp for meals, relaxation and time together.

The natural surroundings and views of Mount Kilimanjaro create an appropriate setting for anniversaries, birthdays, proposals and romantic getaways.

A couple’s itinerary can include:

Comfortable tented accommodation

Private game drives

Elephant viewing

Mount Kilimanjaro photography

Sundowners

Bush breakfasts

Cultural experiences

Nature walks

Private dining

A Kenya safari extension

Combining Amboseli with the Masai Mara, Tsavo, Lake Naivasha or the Kenyan coast is a popular way to create a complete Kenya adventure.

Kibo Safari Camp for Families

Amboseli is an exciting destination for family travel.

Children can learn about wildlife and ecosystems while seeing elephants, giraffes, zebras and other animals in their natural environment.

Kibo Safari Camp can accommodate family travelers through suitable room and tent arrangements, while safari activities can be planned around the family’s preferred pace.

For families, we recommend balancing game drives with time at the camp. A family itinerary might include a morning safari, lunch and rest, followed by a shorter afternoon drive or a relaxed evening at the camp.

This approach allows children to enjoy the excitement of Amboseli without becoming overwhelmed by long days on the road.

Kibo Safari Camp for Small Groups

Small groups traveling together can benefit from a camp environment where they can share meals and safari experiences.

A private 4×4 safari vehicle can provide additional flexibility, allowing the group to determine its own departure times and wildlife-viewing priorities.

This can be especially valuable for photography groups, family groups or travelers with specific interests in elephants, birds or landscapes.

Best For

Kibo Safari Camp is particularly suitable for:

Couples

Families

Solo travelers

Small groups

First-time safari travelers

Wildlife enthusiasts

Photography enthusiasts

Bird watchers

Elephant lovers

Travelers interested in Mount Kilimanjaro views

Short Amboseli safari itineraries

Longer Kenya safari itineraries

Budget-conscious travelers

Mid-range safari travelers

Travelers combining Amboseli with the Masai Mara

Travelers combining safari with a beach holiday

How to Get to Kibo Safari Camp

By Road from Nairobi

Travelers can reach Kibo Safari Camp by road from Nairobi.

The journey takes several hours, depending on traffic, road conditions and the exact route.

The drive provides an opportunity to see Kenya’s changing landscapes, from the busy capital and agricultural areas to the drier plains of southern Kenya.

A private vehicle, safari vehicle or transfer can be arranged for guests who prefer a comfortable and convenient journey.

By Road from Tsavo

Travelers visiting Tsavo National Park can continue to Amboseli as part of a longer southern Kenya safari.

The journey time depends on the route, park entry point and road conditions.

Combining Amboseli with Tsavo provides a varied safari experience, with Amboseli offering mountain views and famous elephant herds, while Tsavo provides vast wilderness, rugged landscapes and diverse wildlife.

By Road from the Masai Mara

Guests traveling from the Masai Mara can continue to Amboseli as part of a longer Kenya safari itinerary.

The journey takes several hours and may be combined with a stop in Nairobi or another destination along the way.

A 4×4 safari vehicle is recommended for travelers combining the Masai Mara with Amboseli, particularly during rainy periods when some roads can become rough or muddy.

By Air

Travelers who want to reduce travel time can fly from Nairobi to an airstrip serving the Amboseli region and continue to Kibo Safari Camp by safari vehicle.

Fly-in safaris are particularly useful for travelers with limited time or those combining Amboseli with the Masai Mara, Samburu or the Kenyan coast.

Road Safari or Fly-In Safari?

The choice between driving and flying depends on the type of Kenya safari you want.

A road safari is ideal for travelers who want to experience the journey and see more of Kenya between destinations.

Flying is better for travelers who want to maximize time inside Amboseli and reduce long road transfers.

For a longer Kenya safari, a combination of both can be the best solution.

For example, guests could travel by road from Nairobi to Amboseli, fly from Amboseli to the Masai Mara and then continue to the Kenyan coast.

Best Time to Stay at Kibo Safari Camp

Amboseli can be visited throughout the year, although different seasons offer different experiences.

January and February

These months can provide warm and generally dry conditions for game drives and wildlife viewing.

Animals may gather around available water sources, while the open landscapes can make wildlife easier to observe.

March to May

The long rains bring greener landscapes and fewer visitors.

The scenery can be beautiful for photography, although heavy rainfall may affect road conditions and visibility.

Travelers visiting during the low season may also find attractive rates and quieter surroundings.

June to October

This is one of the most popular periods for an Amboseli safari.

The weather is generally favorable for game drives, photography and outdoor activities. Wildlife may be easier to find around wetlands and other water sources during drier periods.

November and December

The short rains bring fresh vegetation and renewed activity.

The landscape becomes greener, and many days remain suitable for travel and game drives.

The festive season can create a lively atmosphere, particularly for families and groups.

How Many Nights Should You Stay?

For a short Amboseli safari, two nights can provide a pleasant introduction to the park.

Three nights is generally better because it allows guests to enjoy several game drives, spend time observing elephants and allow opportunities for Mount Kilimanjaro views.

Four nights or more is ideal for travelers who want a slower safari experience, photography opportunities, cultural visits or a more flexible family itinerary.

If Kibo Safari Camp forms part of a longer Kenya safari, two or three nights can work particularly well as part of a southern Kenya circuit.

Combining Kibo Safari Camp with Other Kenya Destinations

One of the strengths of planning a Kenya safari is the ability to combine different landscapes and wildlife destinations.

Amboseli and Tsavo

This is a classic southern Kenya safari combination.

Amboseli provides elephant viewing, open plains and Mount Kilimanjaro views, while Tsavo offers vast wilderness, rugged landscapes and diverse wildlife.

Amboseli and the Masai Mara

This combination brings together Amboseli’s elephants and mountain scenery with the Masai Mara’s big cats, open grasslands and seasonal wildebeest migration.

Amboseli and Nairobi

A stay at Kibo Safari Camp can be added before or after time in Nairobi.

This is convenient for travelers who want to begin their Kenya safari with Amboseli or finish their trip with a peaceful stay near the capital.

Amboseli and Lake Naivasha

This itinerary combines southern Kenya’s dry landscapes with the freshwater lake, birdlife and outdoor activities of the Great Rift Valley.

Amboseli and Samburu

Samburu provides a completely different environment, with dry northern landscapes, unique wildlife and distinctive cultural experiences.

Amboseli and the Kenyan Coast

Travelers can finish their safari with time at Diani Beach, Watamu, Malindi or Mombasa.

This creates a classic Kenya safari and beach holiday, combining wildlife, landscapes and relaxation beside the Indian Ocean.

Responsible Tourism

Responsible tourism is an important part of protecting Amboseli, its wildlife habitats and surrounding communities.

Visitors should follow park regulations, remain at appropriate distances from animals and avoid behavior that could disturb wildlife.

Animals should never be fed, chased or deliberately approached simply to obtain a photograph.

Cultural experiences should be arranged through appropriate local partners, and guests should ask permission before taking photographs of community members.

Supporting locally owned businesses, purchasing authentic crafts directly from artisans and choosing safari operators committed to conservation can help ensure that tourism creates positive economic benefits.

A responsible Amboseli safari should benefit both wildlife and the people who live alongside the ecosystem.

Why Book Kibo Safari Camp with Afrikan Accent Adventures?

Booking Kibo Safari Camp through Afrikan Accent Adventures allows your accommodation to be integrated into a complete Amboseli safari rather than treated as a separate hotel reservation.

We can organize the key elements of your trip, including:

Kibo Safari Camp accommodation

Private 4×4 safari vehicle

Professional safari guide

Game drives in Amboseli National Park

Park fees

Road transfers

Domestic flights

Cultural experiences

Nature walks

Bush breakfasts

Sundowners

Photography-focused itineraries

Family-friendly safari arrangements

Additional Kenya safari destinations

Airport and hotel transfers

Our goal is to create a safari that fits your travel dates, budget, interests and preferred level of comfort.

If you are interested in photography, we can design an itinerary with flexible game drives and time for Mount Kilimanjaro views.

If you are traveling as a family, we can create a balanced schedule with suitable activities and enough time to rest.

If you are a couple, we can incorporate private game drives, sundowners, bush breakfasts and special dining experiences.

If you are visiting Kenya for the first time, we can combine Kibo Safari Camp with some of the country’s most important safari destinations.

Plan Your Amboseli Safari

Kibo Safari Camp provides a comfortable and scenic base for travelers who want to experience the wildlife, landscapes and culture of Amboseli National Park.

From the first early-morning game drive to the final sunset across the plains, the region offers a remarkable combination of elephants, open landscapes, mountain views and peaceful safari moments.

Guests staying at Kibo Safari Camp can spend their days searching for elephants, lions, cheetahs, giraffes, zebras and buffaloes while enjoying the possibility of seeing Mount Kilimanjaro rising above the horizon.

The experience does not have to end with wildlife.

A Maasai cultural visit can introduce travelers to local traditions and daily life. A bush breakfast can provide a memorable start to the day. A sundowner can bring an afternoon game drive to a peaceful close. Bird watching and photography can reveal another side of the Amboseli ecosystem.

For travelers with more time, Kibo Safari Camp can become part of a much larger Kenya safari itinerary.

Combine Amboseli with Tsavo for a southern Kenya circuit. Continue to the Masai Mara for lions, leopards and the Great Wildebeest Migration. Visit Lake Naivasha for boat rides and bird watching. Explore Samburu for unique wildlife and dry-country landscapes. Or finish your Kenya safari on the beaches of Diani, Watamu or Malindi.

The right itinerary depends on what you want from your trip.

Whether you are planning a romantic safari, a family holiday, a photography trip, a short Amboseli getaway or a longer Kenya adventure, Kibo Safari Camp provides a peaceful place from which to experience one of Kenya’s most distinctive wildlife destinations.

Speak to Afrikan Accent Adventures to plan your stay at Kibo Safari Camp and build an Amboseli safari around your travel dates, interests, accommodation preferences and budget.

Amboseli is more than a place to see elephants.

It is a landscape of wetlands, open plains, mountain views, wildlife and communities, and staying at Kibo Safari Camp gives you the opportunity to experience that richness in comfort and style.