About Your Stay

Angama Amboseli sits in a fever tree forest in the Kimana Sanctuary, a 5,700-acre community-owned conservancy next to Amboseli National Park. Only Angama’s guests drive in the sanctuary, so sightings are private, and it’s one of the last places in Africa where you can still see Super Tuskers, elephants whose tusks almost touch the ground. There are just ten suites, including two pairs of interconnecting family suites, and every one looks straight at Kilimanjaro. Days mix game drives and guided walks in the sanctuary with trips into Amboseli National Park, and the Mnara, an open-air viewing tower, looks out over the marsh where the elephants come to feed. Back at the lodge there’s an infinity pool and Angama’s famous rocking chairs, made for doing nothing at all.