This is a fantastic location for a safari lodge with lots of potential for many and varied wildlife encounters. There's a fun little crossing by inflatable across the Athi which was a benign, meandering and shallow river after a long dry spell, but it can be a torrent. There's a landing strip as an alternative, and more refined entry point.... More

Many, many years ago, the favourite weekend getaway for many a Nairobean was a unpretentious little riverside camp called by most Nuttar’s in reference to its then charismatic manager; but more correctly called Tsavo Safari Camp. The decay of Kenya’s road infrastructure, plus more attractive and competitive camps nearer to the capital saw its gentle decline and then closure. We... More

This camp is amazing. I adored every minute there and could find no complaints. The types of activities there make for once in a lifetime moments. Our first night we had the opportunity to experience a sundowner. The staff drives your group through the bush and up a cliff to watch the sun set over Tsavo NP with drinks. The... More

We stayed here for two nights (actually in late August 2011). I will never forget driving through a parched landscape- very dense bush, so dry it was almost colourless- and suddenly arriving at a river, with a stunning lodge perched above it, surrounded by lush greenery. From the beginning, the staff were incredibly welcoming. Everything was taken care of without... More

We were lucky enough to spend a few nights at Tsavo Safari Camp in 2011. It really was an unexpected oasis after the drive through the National Park. The staff were brilliant and our hosts were extremely welcoming. Being off the beaten track, you really sense the authenticity of the Kenyan experience - the animals, the stunning scenery along the... More

We traveled to Tsavo Safari Camp in May and the river was up due to the rains, and we thoroughly enjoyed our stay and will certainly return for a second stay. The staff were friendly and nothing was too much trouble. The outings especially were special: one felt so lucky to be able to do these things! A walk along... More

This is the second time that we have been fortunate to visit this beautiful camp and we would definately return for a third time. The wonderful Desai family gave us such memorable experiences such as bush walks, sun downers and safari trips. The staff are so friendly and gave us superb service. We miss you all!! The food is always... More

Came to the kitaani kya ndundu Tsavo Safari Camp from Norway in February 2012 and stayed for a week. The camp is like nothing I have ever seen before. The photos and the website really does it no justice whatsoever. The tents were great fun with en-suite bathroom, the food was amazing, the pool was lovely, the staff friendly, welcoming... More

I must strongly object to the review by rdmandel (not his real initials -not really from Colorado) calling it a nightmare. We were on that trip with the author and he wrote the bad review to punish the owner for not giving him a free stay, which he sorely wanted and begged for continually. The camp was magnificent and could... More