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| Amboseli National Park |
Amboseli is a place of stark contrast. Meaning a
"place of water" in Masai, Amboseli despite its
sometimes dry and dusty appearance, has an endless water
supply filtered through thousands of feet of volcanic
rock from Kilimanjaro's snow melt. These underground
streams converge into two clear water springs in the
heart of the park.
Mount Kilimanjaro
dominates Amboseli landscape |
The endemic dust is volcanic ash which spewed from
Kilimanjaro a millennia ago. During the dry seasons, a
curious feature is the shimmering dry lake (lake
Amboseli) bed where false mirages of populated horizons,
punctuated by real herds of zebras and wildebeests hover
in front of visitors....read
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Wildebeest and Zebra in Amboseli National Park |
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Tsavo West and Amboseli Safari |
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Tsavo East and Amboseli safari |
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3 Days Tsavo East, West and
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| Ol Kanjau Safari Camp - Amboseli
National Park, Kenya |
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Other Safari Camps and Lodges in Amboseli National Park |
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Other Kenya Safari Camps and Lodges |
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Ol Kanjau Camp, a traditional
safari mobile-tented camp, has six spacious and
luxurious tents, with large comfortable beds, safari
style bathroom, with bucket showers, hot water available
at any time of the day and evening
Ol Kanjau Camp is sited at the end of
Africa's largest hill slope, Mount Kilimanjaro, whose icy rim is only 30
kilometers south in Tanzania. Ol Kanjau is adjacent to Amboseli National
park and is 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."
Your hosts, Mike & Judy Rainy, will
welcome you to the Camp; they have worked as ecologists in Kenya since
1968, and they are still active in large-scale ecosystem research to see
how Amboseli wildlife interacts with Maasai people and their
livestock.
Visitors to Ol Kanjau Camp
enjoy full board accommodation, including soft drinks, beer and house
wine.
Game drives are undertaken within Kisongo Ecosystem and
Amboseli National Park, Nature Walks and Walking
Safaris within Kisongo Ecosystem, Bird watching, Cultural visits to the nearby Maasai
settlements, Following the movement of 52
several known matriarch elephant families at close range.
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Other Safari Camps and Lodges
in Amboseli National Park |
Sentrim
Amboseli safari lodge :
 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. |
Amboseli Serena
Safari Lodge
In the
shadow of  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... |
Kibo Safari Camp:
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 natural look... |
Amboseli Sopa
Safari Lodge:
At
 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" ... |
Amboseli Lodge:
Amboseli Lodge
 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.... |
Amboseli Porini Camp: Amboseli Porini Camp is
located in the Selenkay
 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... |
Ol Kanjau Camp - Amboseli: Ol Kanjau Camp is at the
 end of
Africa's 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... |
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