Amboseli Porini Camp Highlights

Amboseli Porini Camp is situated in the Selenkay Conservation Area near the northern boundary of Amboseli National Park in Kenya. The Conservancy is an important dispersal area for wildlife moving in and out of Amboseli and holds a wide diversity of species.

Amboseli Porini Camp Description

Amboseli Porini consists of 9 luxury safari tents under the Acacia Tortilis trees. It is set up along the lines of the traditional hunting safari camp, so there are no permanent structures like bar or restaurant or swimming pool. The large comfortable tents are furnished with double or single beds, solar electric lights and an en-suite bathroom with safari shower and flush toilet. Meals are served under the acacia trees and after dinner drinks are held at the campfire as you listen to the sounds of the African night.

Amboseli Porini Camp Game Viewing

In addition to the better known big game such as elephant, lion, cheetah, giraffe and zebra, there are several less common species such as caracal, African wildcat, civet, gerenuk, kudu and striped hyena. The camps private four-wheel track links the Selenkay Conservancy to the Amboseli National Park in Kenya so you will have advantage of enjoying game watching from within the national park and the private reserve. Within the Selenkay conservation area the following animals have been spotted: elephant, lion, leopard, cheetah, Thompsons and Grants gazelles, gerenuk, impala, oryx, lesser kudu, zebra, wildebeest, giraffe, warthog, striped hyena, kackal, bat-eare fox, caracal, African wild cat, serval cat, genet cat, honey badger, mongoose and ostrich. Birdlife is prolific, especially birds of prey.