Tsavo Safari Camp | Kitaani Kya Ndundu
Kenya's Oldest Camp Re-established as a Stunning Wilderness Retreat in
Tsavo East National Park | Kenya

(Tsavo Safari Camp is a 30 minutes drive from Tsavo East Gate, Mtito Andei in Tsavo East National Park. The camp is located Mid way between Nairobi and Mombasa in Tsavo East National Park. There are train departures daily from both Nairobi & Mombasa to Mtito Andei. Bus services daily to Mtito Andei from Nairobi & Mombasa)

Tsavo Safari Camp - Kitaani Kya Ndundu

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Tsavo Safari Camp - Kitaani Kya Ndundu is a treasure hidden in the northern sector of Tsavo East National Park. Tsavo Safari Camp is an oasis that nestles between the bank of the Athi-Galana river and the worlds' largest lava flow, the Yatta Plateau.

A gateway offering exclusivity into over half a million acres of vast, untamed and unexplored terrain of Tsavo National Park, an unforgettable, one to one experience with nature.

Located midway between Nairobi and Mombasa, Tsavo East National park is the setting for the Tsavo Safari Camp. Located in the northern part of Tsavo East, the generally quieter and more "intrepid" part of the park, this camp is a beautiful oasis set in dramatic scenery, and along the banks of the Galana river.

Tsavo Safari Camp has for more than two decades served as one of the grand African 'outback' experiences.

Once you've settled into one of the comfortable river-facing tents or cottages you have the option of several exciting activities which may include day and night game drives, bush walks, sun downers, fishing, as well as boating [seasonal]. Tsavo Safari Camp has an enticing swimming pool , shaded by douma palm trees, and with good views towards the Yatta plateau.

Tsavo Safari Camp Non-Residents Accommodation Rates

Non-Residents Accommodation Rates Per Night Include:

Full Board Accommodation + Inclusive of all Taxes & Service charges

Notes

* Children 0 to 3.99 years of Age stay for free

* Children 4 to 11.99 years of Age pay 75% while in their own room

* Children 4 to 11.99 years of Age sharing with adults pay 50% of the adult rate

* Rates Exclude: Park entry fees, Transport, Camp activities, Drinks and Personal expenses

* US Dollars 25 per person per day is payable as a Festive supplement for stays during Christmas 24th December 2014 - 2nd january 2015 & Easter

Tsavo Safari Camp Residents Accommodation Rates

Rates Includes: Full Board Accommodation Inclusive of all Taxes & Service charges

Notes

* Children 0 to 3.99 years of Age stay for free

* Children 4 to 11.99 years of Age pay 75% while in their own room

* Rates Exclude: Park entry fees, Transport, Camp activities, Drinks and Personal expenses

* 1,500 Kenya Shillings per person per day is payable as a Festive supplement for stays during Christmas 24th December 2014 -2nd January 2015 & Easter

Accepted Mode of Payment

Tsavo Safari Camp Activities
* Fishing
* Fly Camps

* Bush Walks

* Sundowners

* Bird Watching

* Sheldrick's Blind

* Yoga retreats (Seasonal)

* Massage & beauty corner

* Excursions to Tsavo West

* Day & Night Game Drives

* Boating & canoeing (Seasonal)

* Bush breakfast, lunch & dinner
* Special Camp activities for children

Tsavo Safari Camp Accommodation

Tsavo Safari Camp Accommodation consist of River & garden facing, en suite tents with private verandah. The tents have 24 Hour hot, high pressured showers. Elegantly furnished. All comforts provided.

Tsavo Safari Camp Swimming Pool

Tsavo Safari Camp swimming pool is tantalizing, cool blue water shaded under the umbrella of doum palm trees, with stunning views towards the Yatta Plateau.

Tsavo Safari Camp Cuisine

Fresh, varied and indulgent! Tsavo Safari Camp Grounds - Manicured gardens and lawns, beach by the river, surrounded by wilderness.

Tsavo Safari Camp Events

The camp has the facilities and the capacity to host corporate functions, weddings and unique retreats. Children - Tsavo Safari Camp provide nanny services and baby cots.

Tsavo Safari Camp | Kitaani Kya Ndundu) History

Kitaani Kya Ndundu - Tsavo Safari Camp was initially a hunting base only to become one of the earliest established tented camps in Kenya associated closely with adventurers & explorers including the famous hunter Glen Cottar as well as the world renowned photographer Peter Beard. Beryl Markham, the first woman to fly solo across the Atlantic from London to North America (in 1936).

Beryl Markham spent a large part of her life in Kenya, using her skills and bravery as a pilot to spot game for hunters in Tsavo East. Elephants reputedly headed for cover at the sound of her plane approaching! It was in this region that ‘The Man Eaters’ of Tsavo- an episode of rogue lions attacked Indian laborers as they laid down the tracks of The East African railway running from Nairobi to Mombasa as recorded by Lieut Colonel Patterson.

Tsavo East National Park is located approximately halfway between Nairobi and Mombasa (a 3 hour drive to Mtito Andei from either city and another 45 minutes to the camp; or a 50-minute flight to the camp).

It retains a pristine environment and complete ecosystem, sustaining the largest mammalian, ornithological, reptilian and insect diversity in the region, including the mane less lion, lesser kudu, red elephant, hippopotamus, the rare hunting dog, galago (bush baby) and African Scops owl as well as the many red billed and crowned Hornbills and darting Kingfishers amidst other creatures. An ornithologist’s paradise and an extensive range of thrilling wildlife, living in harmony.

An abundance of vegetation, in both variety and volume, includes the frankincense and myrrh of biblical importance. Tsavo is thus a feast for the senses. Here, you will see the star-strewn nights, daily. Average, daily temperatures of 29 Deg C. during the day and 18 Deg C. at night with sporadic rains in the March/April & November/December periods.

The Athi-Galana river which is the longest in Kenya skirts the majestic Yatta Plateau,The worlds’ longest lava flow. A feature almost 300 km in length, the Plateau is a table mountain consisting of a raised river bed covered with a flow of lava from Ol Donyo Sabuk hill.

With the surrounding landscape eroded down to well below the original river bottom.The riverbed with a lava cap is now a raised platform ridge following the original river. The Yatta offers stunning vistas of Mt Kilimanjaro, the Chyulu Hills, Ngulia Range and a meandering river below – Africa at its best, primeval, expansive and all pervasive.

Within close distance from the Tsavo Safari Camp - Kitaani Kya Ndundu is Sheldricks’ Blind. A concrete bunker built on two levels by David Sheldrick (1919-1977), who in April 1948 became the founder Warden of Kenya's largest and most important National Park - Tsavo.

David's illustrious career with the Royal National Parks of Kenya was recognized in the 1962 Queen's Birthday Honors when he was awarded a D.B.E.

‘The Blind’ exposes breathtaking beauty - a never ending vastness of untouched wilderness. This overview rests on a steep slope of the Yatta above a natural spring where crystal clear water trickles from beneath huge lava boulders creating a lush oasis. Sheldricks’ blind is filled with a lazy peace and atmosphere of tranquility surrounded by wild animals and giant baobabs.

Kitaani Kya Ndundu -Tsavo Safari Camp is a hidden Treasure, an Oasis and a Gateway offering a rare & unique opportunity for those wishing to experience true adventure in a part of Kenya's’ remaining virgin territory.

Booking & Reservations for Tsavo Safari Camp - a 30 minutes drive from Tsavo East Gate, Mtito Andei in Tsavo East National Park, Kenya

Booking Office Tel: + 254 (0) 20 2437871

Mobile : 0721242711 (Safaricom) - Kenya

Email: info@africanspicesafaris.com