Ndololo Camp Tsavo East

Ndololo Camp Tsavo East is a budget safari camp located in Tsavo East National Park in Kenya, on the forested banks the of Voi river. The camp is near Aruba dam and 7 km from Voi gate. Ndololo Camp is 63 km from Buchuma gate and 36 km from Manyani gate. Ndololo safari camp has 20 elegant and comfortable tents with private separate hot and cold showers, toiletries, mosquito nets, bottled water, a sitting area, and private balconies. The camp facilities include a restaurant, a well-stocked bar, and a craft shop stocked with African gifts like shoes,  safari essentials, guides books, etc.

Ndololo Camp Tsavo activities include game drives, bird watching, nature walks, camping, and visiting the nearby local villages. The highlights of Tsavo East National Park include Mudanda rock, Yatta plateau, Lugard falls, Crocodile point, Aruba dam, Kanderi swamp, and the Galana River.

During your wildlife safaris and game drives you are likely to encounter Africa’s Big Five (lion, leopard, rhino, elephant, and buffalo). Common wildlife sightings include large herds of elephants, often dramatically coated in fine red dust. In addition to elephants and lions, Tsavo East is also home to endangered hirola antelopes. Tsavo East National park hosts a wide variety of other wild animals, from cheetahs, hyenas, and crocodiles to hippos, giraffes, and Grevy’s zebra, along with species typical of northern Kenya, including gerenuk and Somali ostrich.

Over 500 bird species have been recorded in Tsavo East, including black kite, crowned crane, hornbill, lovebird, and sacred ibis.