Lying on Kenya's southern flank are the great Amboseli plains. Long associated with thick volcanic dust and clusters of Doum palm trees around small desert oases, this park has a special magic that has made it the backbone of so many documentaries. With a backdrop of Kilimanjaro, its wildlife, especially elephant, is excellent.
The nearby Chyulu Hills are the natural border between the Kamba and Masai people and here you can ride and walk amongst the game in the rolling hills. On the far side of the hills lies Tsavo Park, which, larger than Wales, suffered badly in the days of poaching but has now rebuilt its former wildlife populations.
Campi Ya Kanzi means "Camp of the hidden treasure" in Kiswahili and it is truly that.
Galdessa is a small eco-tourism up-market tented lodge in Kenya's largest park, Tsavo East National Park.
Hidden among the acacias on the banks of the Athi River, Kilalinda has been built with your complete peace and privacy in mind.
Ol Donyo Wuas lies in the foothills of the Chyulu Range, halfway between Tsavo and Amboseli National Parks.
Ol Kanjau, the "Camp of the Elephants", is a traditional style tented camp just three kilometers east of Amboseli National Park.
Tortilis Camp is a luxury-tented camp on the edge of Amboseli National Park and offers unparalleled views of Mount Kilimanjaro - Africa's highest peak which is located just across the border in Tanzania.
