Amboseli Eco Camp

This place is basic and is made for hostel goers, campers or people who are used to basic amenities. This is projected in the price and what you see is what you get. To be honest the value it has in the experiences cannot be sold. You are at the foot of the mountain with amazing views that you cannot put into words or pictures. Only seeing it can justify the view. The food from the chef was exceptional and is extremely good value for money. We took a safari tour with someone called Wilson who is a Massai. The price is very good value for money and he knows the park like the back of his hand. I would recommend him to anyone visiting the park. I also visited the Massai village which was a great experience and only around the corner by walking. Be aware they do try to hard sell at the end of the visit and it is not value for money. Be confident to say no, they will not take offence. On our final night I could hear a celebration in the distance and took a walk towards it. I was greeted by the Massai who invited me to attend the ceremony of the boys becoming adults. It was absolutely incredible to see the culture in this way. Christine who works there was a brilliant host and very kind and honest. In fact all people we met at the eco camp, even a driver called Emmanuel who the camp arranged for us were some of friendliest people I have ever met. If you are looking for a true experience of the area just stay at this place even for two nights. It’s also super close to the park.

This place is so quite and peaceful. I lost my wife one month ago and this trip to Kenya is very special to me. Amboseli Eco Camp was almost like a healing place for me: waking up in the cabin every morning with the view of Kilimanjaro from bed was priceless. I read negative reviews... but these come from "fancy" people who come to Africa and pretend to live the life they live back home. Go to the UAE if that's what you're looking for. I'm gonna come back. Thank you for everything!