Top Amboseli National Park Safaris

The ultimate adventure for wildlife enthusiasts, this private, week-long Kenyan safari tour covers four protected nature reserves: Lake Nakuru, Maasai Mara, Lake Naivasha, and Amboseli. Increase your animal sightings—including the Big Five—during multiple game drives. Relax and enjoy the wilderness with optional all-inclusive accommodation and meals, including round-trip transfers from Nairobi.

What makes Amboseli special to us is that it is a game viewing paradise. . . Guaranteed elephant sightings come alongside other incredible wildlife sightings. Its compact size allows you to see virtually every aspect in about 2 days. In addition, Amboseli offers the best views of the world's tallest free-standing mountain and Africa's highest peak, Mt. Kilimanjaro! Amboseli National Park is situated at the base of Mt. Kilimanjaro, which is the lifeline of the Park, through its melting snow which flows into underground springs that feed the swamps and wetlands that dot the plains. These water sources attract animals of all size, the most sought-after being the free-roaming elephants, but you will also see elands, waterbucks, Grant's gazelles, warthogs, Coke's hartebeests, zebras and other grazing herbivores. The abundance of large prey supports lions, leopards, civets, wildcats and other elusive hunters, as well as jackals, hyenas and other scavengers.

Amboseli is located in southern Kenya near the Tanzanian border. Amboseli National Park is recognized as Kenya’s designated biosphere reserve. The park’s iconic feature is the grand Mt. Kilimanjaro which provides a spectacular backdrop to the savannah plains and swamps that feature the park. Amboseli National Park harbors a diverse range of wildlife including large herds of elephants that are seen against the backdrop of Mt. Kilimanjaro. Amboseli is famous for its elephant population which is the best studied in the world. Other animals frequently seen include; lions, cheetahs, giraffes, zebras, buffaloes, warthogs, wildebeests, hippos, gazelles, Dik-dik and Leopards