Little Amanya Camp Amboseli

Little Amanya Camp Amboseli is a luxury camp located near Amboseli National Park in Kenya and a 3-minute drive to Iremito gate. It only takes four and a half hours to Little Amanya Camp from Nairobi city and 20 km from Amboseli airstrip. The camp is a 45 minutes flight from Wilson Airport landing at Amboseli Airstrip inside the Amboseli National Park.

Little Amanya Camp offers guests environmentally friendly accommodation with stunning views of Mount Kilimanjaro, the highest freestanding mountain in the world. The camp is electric-fenced to ensure your safety and privacy. The camp has 24 spacious and self-contained tents that can accommodate different needs and preferences, such as single, double, twin, suite, or family. All the tents have a private entrance, a flat-screen TV, a flush toilet, a hot and cold shower, and a bathtub. Some of the bathtubs are located on the balcony, giving you a splendid view of Mount Kilimanjaro as you relax.

Little Amanya Camp has a restaurant that serves African cuisine, as well as continental and full English/Irish breakfast options. You can also enjoy some wine or champagne and fruit in your tent. The camp chef can cater to special meal requirements, such as vegetarian, vegan, or non-vegetarian. You can also request a private sundown dinner under the stars or a sunrise breakfast under the open skies. The camp has a pool with a view and a hot tub for guests to unwind and relax. Activities include safari game drives in Amboseli National Park, nature walks,  Masai village visits, Hot Air Balloon Rides, bush meals, and Masai dances.

Amboseli National Park is Kenya’s second most popular African safari destination. Known as the ‘land of giants’, herds of elephants drift across the dusty plains and dip in the marshy reedbeds. Just under 4 hours south of Nairobi, Amboseli is, by African standards, a small national park. What it lacks in size, however, Amboseli makes up for in location. Just across the border, in Tanzania, is Mount Kilimanjaro. Africa’s highest peak and the world’s tallest free-standing mountain, Kilimanjaro to the south, is the scenic backdrop to every Amboseli safari. Kilimanjaro looms large and affects every aspect of Amboseli’s existence but, ironically, is harder to spot than Amboseli’s shy predators.

In your Amboseli safari, you can expect to see many of the savannah wildlife – giraffes, Grant’s, and Thompson’s gazelles, buffalo, hartebeest, waterbuck, eland, wildebeest, and Burchell’s zebra. In the drier areas, you will be lucky to spot gerenuk and fringe-eared oryx as well as bat-eared foxes, caracal, jackals, and serval cats. With relations between wildlife and communities improving, the Amboseli predators have made a comeback. You will see lions and hyenas though cheetahs and leopards remain elusive.

As many as 400 bird species have been counted at Amboseli National Park. The combination of seasonal lakes, permanent swamps, and dry plains make it a bird watchers utopia. There are about 47 species of raptors, including martial eagles, fish eagles, and secretary birds. Taveta golden weavers are common and the endangered Malagasy pond heron is also present. Palearctic migrants make their appearance in the safari low season. With many of Amboseli’s tracks running close to bodies of water, water birds are abundant. Long-toed lapwings, rufous-bellied herons, crowned cranes, kingfishers, pelicans, hammerkops, and more.

Little Amanya Camp has 24 spacious and self-contained tents that can accommodate different needs and preferences, such as single, double, twin, suite, or family. All the tents have a private entrance, a flat-screen TV, a flush toilet, a hot and cold shower, and a bathtub. Some of the bathtubs are located on the balcony, giving you a splendid view of Mount Kilimanjaro as you relax.

Little Amanya Camp has a restaurant that serves African cuisine, as well as continental and full English/Irish breakfast options. You can also enjoy some wine or champagne and fruit in your tent. The camp chef can cater to special meal requirements, such as vegetarian, vegan, or non-vegetarian.

You can also request a private sundown dinner under the stars or a sunrise breakfast under the open skies. The camp has a pool with a view and a hot tub for guests to unwind and relax. Activities include safari game drives in Amboseli National Park, nature walks,  Masai village visits, Hot Air Balloon Rides, bush meals, and Masai dances.

In your Amboseli safari, you can expect to see many of the savannah wildlife – giraffes, Grant’s, and Thompson’s gazelles, buffalo, hartebeest, waterbuck, eland, wildebeest, and Burchell’s zebra. In the drier areas, you will be lucky to spot gerenuk and fringe-eared oryx as well as bat-eared foxes, caracal, jackals, and serval cats.

With relations between wildlife and communities improving, the Amboseli predators have made a comeback. You will see lions and hyenas though cheetahs and leopards remain elusive. As many as 400 bird species have been counted at Amboseli National Park. The combination of seasonal lakes, permanent swamps, and dry plains make it a bird watchers utopia.

There are about 47 species of raptors, including martial eagles, fish eagles, and secretary birds. Taveta golden weavers are common and the endangered Malagasy pond heron is also present. Palearctic migrants make their appearance in the safari low season. With many of Amboseli’s tracks running close to bodies of water, water birds are abundant. Long-toed lapwings, rufous-bellied herons, crowned cranes, kingfishers, pelicans, hammerkops, and more.

Little Amanya Camp Amboseli Non-Resident Accommodation Rates Per Night Include; 

Accommodation on Full Board Basis

Notes

* The above rates are for Zebra Standard Rooms, other room rates available on request

Little Amanya Camp Amboseli Resident Accommodation Rates Per Night Include; 

Accommodation on Full Board Basis

Notes

* The above rates are for Zebra Standard Rooms, other room rates available on request

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