Kenya Safari Lodges & Tented Camps

1.5 miles from Sekenani Gate (west) — one of the closest camps to the main reserve entrance.

2.5 miles from Sekenani Gate (northwest), inside the reserve with a small-camp, high-service format.

3.2 miles from Sekenani Gate.

4 miles from Talek Gate (southeast).

5 miles from Sekenani Gate (northwest), an eco-certified tented camp.

6 miles from Sekenani Gate (northwest).

6 miles from Sekenani Gate — a high-end tented camp with a strong service ratio.

7 miles from Sekenani Gate (northwest).

7.2 miles from Sekenani Gate.

10.2 miles from Sekenani Gate.

12.3 miles from Sekenani Gate.

13 miles from Sekenani Gate (northwest) — a low-impact eco camp run on conservation principles.

13.2 miles from Sekenani Gate, on the Talek River, with a strong reputation for guiding and community projects.

15 miles from Oloololo Gate (north).

15 miles from Sekenani Gate (northwest).

28 miles from Sekenani Gate — a small luxury camp known for its riverine setting.

2 miles from Musiara Gate (north).

3.5 miles from Oloololo Gate (north).

4.5 miles from Oloololo Gate (north), set along the Siria Escarpment.

4.8 miles from Oloololo Gate (northeast), directly on the Mara River.

5 miles from Oloololo Gate (northeast), close to a well-known river crossing point.

6 miles from Oloololo Gate (northeast) — a long-established camp on the conservancy's forest edge.

9 miles from Oloololo Gate.

10.5 miles from Oloololo Gate (northeast).

11.5 miles from Oloololo Gate (northeast).

12 miles from Oloololo Gate (northeast), on an island setting within the conservancy.

15 miles from Oloololo Gate (northeast).

15 miles from Oloololo Gate (northeast).

25 miles from Oloololo Gate (north) — a small boutique property on the escarpment.

30 miles from Oloololo Gate.

15 miles from Oloololo Gate (east), inside the private conservancy.

27 miles from Oloololo Gate (southeast).

11 miles from Sekenani Gate (northeast).

11.5 miles from Sekenani Gate (northeast).

12 miles from Sekenani Gate (north).

12 miles from Sekenani Gate (north).

18 miles from Sekenani Gate (northeast).

41 miles from Sekenani Gate (northwest) — a hilltop lodge overlooking the Mara Triangle.

43 miles from Aitong Gate (west).

A straightforward tented camp just outside the park, a practical base for shorter Amboseli stays.

Set among borehole-fed gardens inside the park with regular elephant traffic passing through the grounds.

One of the longest-established properties in Amboseli, centrally located with reliable Kilimanjaro views from the grounds.

A tented camp built under umbrella acacia trees on a private conservancy south of the park, with direct mountain views from most tents.

A riverside tented camp known for close crocodile and elephant sightings from the dining deck.

A river-frontage lodge with a strong record for sightings of the Samburu Special Five.

Open-fronted tents facing the river, named for the elephant herds that pass directly through camp.

A larger lodge set back from the river with wide grounds, a comfortable mid-range base for the reserve.

A tented camp inside the park with views toward the lake and its resident bird populations.

Built into the hillside above the lake, one of the better-positioned lodges for rhino sightings on the plains below.

A simpler, well-located option just inside the park boundary for shorter stays.

A larger lodge on high ground within the park, a comfortable mid-range base for one or two nights.

A ship-shaped lodge built directly over a waterhole, with viewing decks open through the night.

One of Kenya's oldest safari lodges, elevated on stilts over its own waterhole and salt lick.

A colonial-era manor house below the park, usually paired with a treetop lodge stay for the full Aberdare circuit.

Self-contained cottages on the club grounds below the park, a comfortable alternative to a shared lodge room.

A tented camp on the conservancy with access to the rhino sanctuary and chimpanzee sanctuary nearby.

A well-established camp with a waterhole frontage and strong black rhino sighting record.

A small, owner-run camp on the conservancy edge, favoured for guiding quality over scale.

Built into a rocky outcrop with panoramic views, named after the lioness made famous in Born Free.

A riverside tented camp offering a more affordable route into Meru's wilderness.

A lakeside resort with landscaped grounds, a comfortable one-night stop within a longer circuit.

Set on the escarpment above the lake with wide valley views, golf course on site.

Overlooks a waterhole in Tsavo East with reliable elephant and buffalo activity below the terrace.

A larger lodge near Voi Gate with its own waterhole and wide guest capacity.

Kenya's first safari lodge, in Tsavo West, with Kilimanjaro visible on clear days from the grounds.

A hillside lodge in Tsavo West with a floodlit waterhole and a more accessible price point.

Stilted, tree-house-style rooms around a waterhole in the Taita Hills area bordering Tsavo — one of the more distinctive stays in the region.

A large family-friendly resort directly on the beach with multiple pools and dining options.

A well-established beachfront resort with full spa facilities, a reliable choice for a safari-and-beach combination.

Private beachfront villas with dedicated staff, the top-tier option for a Diani finish to your safari.