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Kibo
Safari Camp is a tented camp in Amboseli National
Park.
Kibo Safari Camp exudes a rustic appeal to luxury as most of its
construction was implemented with use of natural materials hence giving
it a more natural look.
All tents at Amboseli Kibo safari camp are equipped with a sink (hot and cold
running water), shower stall (hot and cold running water) and toilet
with flushing water. The water comes from an 85m deep bore hole. It is
crystal clear, potable and tastes wonderful. The showers are fitted
with low pressure heads in efforts to be environmentally friendly and
not use too much water but at the end of the day you still come 'home'
to a hot shower.
Water is heated both by solar thermal units and by
log fire. It is then put into the traditional 'safari drum' that is
located at a high level just behind your tent. You then have ample
water for a good shower at the end of the day. Inside the tents are lit
using compact fluorescent energy saving lamps that currently are run
off a generator but that will soon be running off the abundant solar
energy collected during the day.
The camp is surrounded by an
electric fence to keep the large animals out. Even so they are so close
that you can comfortably sit in your porch and watch elephants and
other animal strolling and grazing close by.
At Kibo Safari Camp in
Amboseli, meal are prepared by well trained chefs. Meals
includes a variety of
international and local cuisine.
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Sentrim
Amboseli's location is deep inside the Amboseli National
Park guarantees close encounters with the park's
renowned elephants. Also happily roaming the grasslands
are buffalos, wildebeest, zebra, giraffes, impalas and
several predators. 
Mount Kilimanjaro, besides a copse of
giant Acacia trees and a gently flowing natural spring stands Amboseli
Serena Lodge, one of Africa's finest safari lodges. With Kilimanjaro's
snow-capped peaks presiding over the landscape, the
scenery is picturesque and breath-taking to say but the least...
is a tented camp in Amboseli National
the
foothills of Mount Kilimanjaro, resides the Amboseli
Sopa Lodge, set on 200 acres of precious land, not far
from where Ernest Hemingway lived whilst writing his
famous novel, "The Snows of Kilimanjaro" ...
offers
a spectacular view of the majestic Mount Kilimanjaro. It
is set amongst lush tropical gardens and tranquil ponds;
this safari lodge is a veritable oasis in the
dramatically arid surroundings of the Amboseli National
Park....
Conservation
Area in the heart of Masai land and the animals are
truly wild and not yet habituated to the presence of
humans and vehicles, a few miles north of Amboseli
National Park and is an important dispersal area and
rangeland for wildlife migrating out of Amboseli...
largest hill slope, Mount Kilimanjaro, adjacent to Amboseli National
park and surrounded by a larger area of true African bush land
wilderness owned by Kisongo Maasai pastoralists. Ol Kanjau is a
traditional safari style tented camp kept as simple as
possible so that you can still "listen to the quiet
nature, smell clean air and try to count a million
stars...