Ol Tukai Lodge sits inside Amboseli National Park itself, among a stand of fever trees that gives the lodge its name, one of the park’s original and most established properties for travellers who want to be based within the reserve boundary.
Cottage-style rooms set among the fever tree grounds, each with a veranda, decorated with a straightforward, comfortable safari style.
Kenyan and international dishes served with mountain views when the clouds allow, alongside a pool for the heat of the day.
Game drives across Amboseli’s swamps and open plains, with easy early access to the park’s elephant-viewing areas from first light.
Amboseli’s elephant herds are joined by significant numbers of buffalo, zebra and wildebeest across the park’s seasonal swamps, particularly in the dry months when the swamps concentrate wildlife visibly.
Being based inside the park itself means first-light access to the swamp edges before day-tripping vehicles arrive from outside the gates.
The lodge supports the Amboseli Ecosystem Trust’s community and wildlife corridor programmes linking the park to surrounding Maasai group ranches.
To arrange a tailor-made journey to this lodge, speak with your Kipekee Journey Lead.
