One of the iconic African images is of
Amboseli elephants roaming against the backdrop of Mount Kilimanjaro. Although Kilimanjaro is in Tanzania, Amboseli offers some of the best views and its swamp, grassland, lake and forest habitats allow elephants to thrive. Excellent rains in the last couple of years have caused the population to boom, with 170 elephant calves born in 2020. In fact, conservation and anti poaching efforts have seen
Kenya’s elephant population increase from 16,000 in 1989 to 35,000 in 2020.
Tortilis is one of several outstanding camps on private conservancies where you can enjoy Amboseli to the full, while also benefiting from the privacy and multiple activities afforded by staying on a conservancy.