Overview
Welcome to Amboseli National Park, one of Kenya’s most breathtaking safari destinations, where elephants roam beneath the snow-capped peak of Mount Kilimanjaro. This UNESCO Biosphere Reserve is famed for its wide-open landscapes, abundant wildlife, and dramatic sunrises over Africa’s highest mountain.
Whether you’re an avid wildlife photographer, nature lover, or first-time traveler to Africa, Amboseli offers unforgettable moments of peace, power, and raw natural beauty.
Best Time to Visit:
- June to October (Dry Season): Best for wildlife viewing and Kilimanjaro visibility
- January to March: Warm, dry, and great for photography
- November and April–May: Green landscapes and fewer crowds (light rains)
- Combine With:
- Tsavo East/West for more rugged safari adventures
- Taita Hills or Chyulu Hills for off-the-beaten-path luxury
- Diani or Watamu Beach for a perfect bush-to-beach holiday
- Let Wild Worldwide Trailblazers Safaris take you to the shadow of Africa’s highest peak. Amboseli isn’t just a destination—it’s a front-row seat to nature’s grandeur.
- Ideal For:
- Nature lovers, cultural travelers, families, and peaceful retreat seekers
- Best Time to Go:
- June – October and January – March (clear skies & good visibility of Mt. Kilimanjaro)
Why Visit Amboseli?
- Comfortable stays in eco-lodges or luxury camps
- Elephants Up Close Amboseli allows for exceptional sightings of these gentle giants in their natural environment.
- Stunning Mount Kilimanjaro Views Unbeatable views and postcard-perfect shots of Mt. Kilimanjaro at sunrise and sunset.
- Diverse Wildlife See lions, cheetahs, giraffes, hyenas, buffaloes, wildebeests, hippos, flamingos, and more — all in one park.
- Unique Ecosystems From dry lake beds to swamps fed by underground springs, Amboseli supports a rich mix of habitats and animal life.
- Cultural Immersion Visit a Masai community to learn about their culture, crafts, and coexistence with wildlife.