: Ol Tukai Lodge Amboseli

: Ol Tukai Lodge Amboseli

: Lounge

: Ol Tukai Lodge Amboseli

: Game drive

: Elephant bar

: Dining area

: Bird walk

: One of the best spots

: Swim

: Room

: Ol tukai lodge

: Bedroom

: Bedrooms

: Ol tukai lodge

: Nightview

: Rooms

: Veranda

: Twin room

: Ol tukai lodge

: Twin rooms

: Chalet

: Ol tukai lodge

: Ol tukai lodge

: Swimming pools

: Pool large

: Pool

Shs. 15,000/- full-board per person per night at Ol Tukai Lodge Amboseli

Valid until 23 December 2024

Full-board

Triple – Shs. 13,340/- per person per night

Double – Shs. 15,000/- per person per night

Single – Shs. 20,000/- per night

Children

Below 2 years – free of cost

2 to 12 years – 50% of adult rate

1 adult & 1 child – single rate + child sharing

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Ol Tukai Lodge Amboseli

Ol Tukai Lodge is one of the best spots in the world to watch elephant with the backdrop of Africa’s highest mountain, Mount Kilimanjaro. Writers have described Ol Tukai and the surrounding Amboseli National Park ‘as a home for the Gods’. Ol Tukai is an Eco-rated lodge having excellent outdoor and indoor facilities with its unique collection of African art. The property receives overwhelming response from the international and local tourism market. Exquisite dinners are accompanied by true African hospitality and entertainment is provided by the local Maasai morans. The magical Elephant bar offers a variety of stylish cocktails, fruit punches and refreshing smoothies. The beatifully appointed rooms provide quality, comfort and attention to detail. The presence of the wildernes can be felt in the silence of the night. It is the best place in the world to watch elephants and the magnificent Mt. Kilimanjaro.

Dining area

Lunch is served out on the veranda and on most occasions elephants, zebra and buffalo can be spotted metres away from the fence. The restaurant serves al a carte menus as well as set buffets. Theme nights are held throughout the week and include barbecues and Swahili fish menus. In addition the kitchen has an in house vegetarian and Indian cuisine chef. For any special needs please speak to the chef, who will be more than happy to cater for your particular taste.

Elephant Bar

This is situated between the lounge and dining room. This open-air bar serves a wide selection of beers, cocktails, liqueurs and fresh fruit juices. Above the bar a roof level deck offers a splendid panorama of the marshlands and Kilimanjaro.

Swimming Pool

The crystal clear waters of the swimming pool are shaded by the occasional acacia tree. The pool deck has sun beds for relaxation and soaking up the afternoon African sunshine before the evening game drive.

Game drives

Special game vehicles can be booked at the Nairobi Office or directly at the lodge. Our well versed driver will ensure that it is one of the most memorable one hour drives of your life! Refreshments are served in the vehicle.

Maasai dancing

On alternate evenings a troupe of Maasai Morans entertains guests with traditional songs and dances. This normally takes place after evening dinner at about 9.15pm.

Lectures

Lectures are hosted regularly by researchers from Elephant Research Centre situated within the property. There are also lectures on the Maasai community conducted by our Maasai culturalist. Please watch out for events on the guest notice board.

Body & mind care

After a long game drive, a soothing aromatic massage by our expert masseuse refreshes the body and mind.

Sundowner cocktail

At the centre of Amboseli National Park, is `Noomitio`, a table topped hill popularly known as Observation Hill. It is an ideal spot to kick back, relax and watch the sun go down after a fulfilling afternoon game drive. A sufficient supply of hot and cold canapes accompanied by refreshing Ol Tukai signature cocktails from our well-stocked bar will keep you engaged as you watch the wildlife settle for the night. The experience is simply breathtaking!

Bush dinner

Under a starry night of Amboseli National Park, experience a magical outdoor dinner. A lantern-lit walkway leads guests to a secluded setup in the middle of a small forest of mature indigenous tortilis trees. Indulge your taste buds in a variety of meats prepared as you wait. After a hearty meal, you will be entertained by the resident Maasai morans as they perform their battle songs and dances around a bonfire.