Amboseli National Park and the Chyulu Hills, located in southern Kenya near the Tanzanian border, are two of the country’s most remarkable safari destinations. Amboseli is renowned for its breathtaking views of Mount Kilimanjaro, Africa’s highest peak, and for its large herds of African elephants. Often referred to as the “Land of Giants,” the park is a haven for wildlife enthusiasts and photographers. Its unique mix of open plains, wetlands, and acacia woodlands supports diverse wildlife, including lions, cheetahs, giraffes, zebras, and over 400 bird species.
The nearby Chyulu Hills, an ancient volcanic range, offers a contrasting yet equally captivating experience. These lush, rolling hills are dotted with lava fields, caves, and green forests, creating a serene and exclusive environment for safaris. Known for their untouched beauty, the Chyulu Hills provide a tranquil escape with fewer tourists, allowing visitors to enjoy activities like walking safaris, horseback riding, and birdwatching. Together, Amboseli and the Chyulu Hills deliver a perfect balance of iconic wildlife encounters, breathtaking landscapes, and cultural immersion.
Incredible Wildlife Encounters
Diverse and Stunning Landscapes
Exclusive and Tranquil Safaris
Rich Cultural Experiences
Visiting Amboseli National Park and the Chyulu Hills combines iconic wildlife, diverse scenery, and cultural richness, making it an unforgettable Kenyan safari experience.
Amboseli and the Chyulu Hills combine iconic wildlife, scenic beauty, and cultural depth, making them must-visit destinations in Kenya.
Green Season (November to May)
The best time to visit Amboseli and the Chyulu Hills depends on your preferences—choose the dry season for peak wildlife sightings and clear Kilimanjaro views or the green season for vibrant landscapes and birdwatching.
Birdwatching
Photography
Walking Safaris
Cultural Experiences
Horseback Riding
Fly Camping
Amboseli and the Chyulu Hills offer a mix of thrilling wildlife encounters, cultural immersion, and serene exploration, making them essential stops on a Kenyan safari.
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