Soroi Amboseli

Amboseli National Park, Kenya

Sixteen luxury tents set in a forest within Amboseli National Park, with Mount Kilimanjaro rising directly behind the camp.

Overview

Soroi Amboseli sits within a stand of forest inside Amboseli National Park itself, with views of both Mount Kilimanjaro and Mount Meru from its tents and communal areas. Sixteen tents keep the camp intimate, and its setting inside the park rather than a neighbouring conservancy puts guests directly among Amboseli’s famed elephant herds.

Rooms & Table

The Rooms

Sixteen luxury tents comprising thirteen double tents, one Starbed/Deluxe suite, and two two-bedroom family units, each with natural textures, plush furnishings, and a private deck facing the surrounding forest and wilderness.

Food & Service

Meals are served indoors or on open decks around an indoor and outdoor fireplace, with dietary requirements catered for and a private Bush Spa available for guests wanting to unwind between game drives.

Activities

Guided 4×4 game drives through Amboseli National Park, bush dinners and sundowners, cultural visits to Maasai villages, birdwatching among more than 400 recorded species, and guided walking safaris.

Wildlife & Photography

Amboseli is best known for its large, easily observed elephant herds, and the park’s flat, open terrain lets photographers frame them against Mount Kilimanjaro’s snow-capped summit — one of the more reliable wildlife-and-mountain compositions in East Africa.

A Photographer's Note

The camp’s position inside the park itself, rather than in a bordering conservancy, shortens the drive to prime elephant and Kilimanjaro-backdrop viewing areas, a practical advantage for photographers chasing early morning light.

Conservation & Impact

Soroi Amboseli supports sustainable tourism practices and conservation of the surrounding habitat, with guest stays contributing to community and conservation fee structures that help protect the wider Amboseli ecosystem.

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