Non-Resident Adult
USD 90 (per 24 hours).
Elephant Encounter
Amboseli National Park
Amboseli National Park is one of Kenya's most iconic safari destinations—famous as the "Home of the African Elephant" with massive herds (often 100+ in view), dramatic views of snow-capped Mount Kilimanjaro (especially clear in mornings), and diverse habitats like swamps, savannas, and acacia woodlands.
Intro
It's compact (392 km²), easy to navigate, and delivers high-density wildlife sightings in a short time—perfect for a quick escape from Nairobi. The park is managed by Kajiado County, providing a smooth operational flow for an uninterrupted wildlife viewing experience. In early March, enjoy plains of green and baby animals.
Park Fees
Entry Fees (2026 – Official Rates). Pay via eCitizen (ecitizen.go.ke) or M-Pesa/card—book in advance.
Non-Resident Child
USD 45 (ages 3–17).
East African Adult
KES 1,500.
East African Child
KES 750.
Vehicle fee
KES 600–5,000 based on seating limit.
Tour Cost Eval.
~KSh 20,000–50,000 pp (2 days, mid-range estimate).
Itinerary Focus
Recommended Itinerary: 2–3 Day Amboseli Safari from Nairobi. Tailored as a relaxing wildlife-focused trip—great after a Nairobi park or before moving to beach spots like Diani.
Early morning pickup (~5–6 AM) from Nairobi hotel. Drive ~4–5 hours via scenic savanna. Enter park & start game drive focusing on swamps for elephant herds + Kilimanjaro views. Lodge check-in.
Sunrise game drive. Prime time for elephants at waterholes and active predators. Stop at Observation Hill for panoramic views. Head back to lodge for breakfast.
Enjoy a picnic lunch. Afternoon drive into swamps for hippos/birds. Exit late afternoon. Drive/fly back to Nairobi (arrive evening). Deep-trip 3-day visitors remain focused on elephant families.
Photos
Magnificent elephant herds against the massive snow-capped Mt. Kilimanjaro.
Elephants commonly seen tracking across the savanna trails in large family herds.
Plan Your Amboseli Journey
Contact us to set up your Amboseli trip and experience the gentle giants beneath the towering Mount Kilimanjaro.