Tortilis Camp Highlights

Tortilis Camp is situated in the Amboseli National Park in Kenya. Amboseli is world famous for its spectacular views of the snow-capped Mt. Kilimanjaro as well as the local elephant population. There are over 1000 elephants in the parks eco-system, featuring some of the largest in Africa. Tortilis Camp is named after the umbrella thorn tree, the Acacia Tortilis that can be found in the Amboseli National Park. Activities at the camp include game drives, bush walks, sundowners and bush dinners and guests will have the privilege of exploring the enormous and private 30,000 acre game concession.

Tortilis Camp Description

Tortilis Camp offers 17 spacious en-suite tents, 9 doubles and 8 twin tents and one family house consisting of one double and one twin room with en-suite facilities and a private sitting room. All rooms can fit one extra bed, for children under the age of 16 yrs only. The tents offer space and privacy with king or twin beds and stylish en-suite bathrooms. There is a main lounge, bar and dining area, all built with natural materials and offer a cool thatch roof with spectacular views of Kilimanjaro. The camp also has a swimming pool as well as a safari shop.

Tortilis Camp Game Viewing

Amboseli National Park covers an area of 392km², only a small portion of the surrounding 3,000km² of Amboseli ecosystem. The park is renowned for its magnificent views of Mt. Kilimanjaro as well as the large elephant population. Tortilis Camp offers a prime location on the southwest border of the park known to offer the best views of the Mountain. Activities include game drives in 4x4 safari vehicles, guided nature walks, Bush breakfasts, sundowners, massages, Cultural Visits as well as excursions to Cynthia Moss Elephant Research Centre.