Amboseli National Park is also known as the Land Of Giants because of the majestic elephants that roam freely carrying their tremendous tusks. Located about four hours from the southeast of Nairobi-Kenya this park is also famed for the sensational view of the majestic snow-capped Mouth Kilimanjaro. Join us on this 3-day; 2-night tour through the park enjoying the sight of the Big Five, as well as a plethora of other wildlife. All this set against the backdrop of Africa’s highest peak; a Photographer’s paradise with striking sunrises and sunsets. Get the chance to enjoy the Maasai Village and experience authentic culture and traditions

Bird watching: Amboseli national park is an ideal place for birding since it is a home of over 400 bird species and they can be spotted along swamp areas, grasslands, acacia woodland such bird species to be encountered in here include; Greater flamingo, Lesser flamingo, Long toed lap claw, Rufous chatterer, Spike-heeled heron, Tavete golden weaver, vonder Dicken’s horn bills, Dickinson’s kestrel.

Hot air balloon safari: This is rewarding activity conducted very early in the early as you can be able to fly the skies of Amboseli national park and have a great rewardable aerial viewing of herds of elephants, buffaloes, the plains, birds of the air and many more.

Cultural Tours: The park is surrounded with local community ‘’Maasai people’’ on your visit to Amboseli national park you can visit this local people in the afternoon time.

Wildlife Safaris: Travelling all around the national park in buses and tourist vans, Game drives, off-road tours, viewing the natural landscape, the water bodies and a variety of other living creatures in the park.

We offer multiple choices for accommodation that will suit your budget, from Basic, Value to Premium establishments in all our National Parks, Game Reserves and Beach Tours.

The best times to visit Amboseli National Park in Kenya are during the dry seasons – January to February and June to October. These periods offer clear skies and excellent wildlife viewing opportunities, especially around water sources like the iconic Amboseli swamps.

January to February is considered a great time due to the dry and sunny weather. June to October is also popular, coinciding with the wildebeest migration in Maasai Mara.

However, Amboseli is stunning year-round, and the wetter months (March to May and November to December) bring lush landscapes and migratory bird activity.