Discover Magical Amboseli National Park

African elephants around Amboseli National Park. With a low-rainfall area that spreads across the borders of Kenya and Tanzania, Amboseli continues to promise the best wildlife viewing experiences in Africa. The formerly known to be the Maasai Game Reserve has about 39,206 hectares in size; Amboseli National Park holds about 400 bird species such as the pelicans, crakes, and many more to mention a few, and roughly about 47 non-extant raptor species to view. With many more species to view in the park, African elephant families are still by far the most remarkable and intelligent animals from the Big Five family. Although they might be within danger of poachers they are still well protected by the Kenyan Anti-Poachers Rangers. 

Best African Safari Game viewing from Amboseli is complimented by the prestigious views of Mount Kilimanjaro, which is Africa’s stand-alone mountain on the Tanzanian side of Kilimanjaro National Park. Alongside viewing the national park with our private tour guide you get an opportunity to view the elephants at close range and landing you a meet up with the Maasai and a young tour around the village.

Amboseli is situated 215,5km away from the Kenyan Capital City of Nairobi, which is the only city in Africa and East Africa to have a National Park that consists of the famous Big 5 African Wildlife Animals. With well-detailed itinerary visitors can easily spot wildlife animals such as the African Bush Elephant, the Impala, Lion, Cheetah, Maasai Giraffe, and Hyena. Whilst most visitors to East Africa consider Masai Mara National Reserve also known as the National Park for Great Migration of Wildebeest crossing, the Mara River, Amboseli Park boasts also a significant number of wildebeests. 

Highlights:

• Scenic views of Mount Kilimanjaro from the Amboseli Park
• A remarkable herd of Elephant on Safari Game Viewing
• The wildlife last non-extant raptor species
• Within Nairobi’s reach on land Safari