Shs. 8,000/- bed & breakfast, Shs. 9,000/- half-board and Shs. 11,000/- full-board per person per night at Voi Wildlife Lodge Tsavo
Valid until 31 March 2025
Bed & breakfastDouble: Shs. 8,000/- per person per night Single: Shs. 11,300/- per night |
Half-boardDouble: Shs. 9,000/- per person per night Single: Shs. 12,300/- per night |
Full-boardDouble: Shs. 11,000/- per person per night Single: Shs. 14,300/- per night |
Children0 to 4 years – free of cost 4 to 12 years sharing – 50% of adult rate 4 to 12 years in own room – 75% of adult rate 1 adult & 1 child – single + 50% of single |
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Voi Wildlife Lodge Tsavo
Nestled in the heart of elephant country, Voi wildlife lodge is located in the savannah grasslands of Tsavo east, Kenya, just 5km off the main highway connecting Nairobi to Mombasa. Officially opened in 2003, the lodge is situated on a 25-acre site on the boundary of Tsavo East National Park, one of Kenya’s largest game parks with spectacular views of nearby volcanic outcrops, such as the Kasigau, Sagalla and Mwakingali Hills. Designed to blend unassumingly into the surrounding environment, the lodge boasts a natural waterhole often attracting big game, including elephant, lion, cheetah, buffalo as well as a rich variety of birdlife.
Tsavo
At just over 21,000km sq. Tsavo is the largest national park in Kenya, and one of the largest in the world. Because of its size the park was split into two, Tsavo west & Tsavo east. Tsavo east boasts many interesting aspects including the spine of the Yatta Plateau, one of the world’s longest lava flows. An additional attraction is the Athi river flanked by stately doum palms which near the Manyani gate forms the Lugard falls, a long stretch of rippling white water cataracts and a favourite haunt for sunbathing crocodiles. The falls gush through a small fissure, before dropping to Crocodile Point below, where the river changes its name to the Galana. Droughts are much more common in Tsavo East than West, and Aruba Dam built in 1952 has dried up completely at times although it covers an area of 85.4 hectares.
Accessibility
Easy to reach by road and air, the lodge is only a 4-hours drive from Nairobi and just 2-hours drive from Mombasa; Tsavo East airstrip is located only 5 minutes drive from Voi wildlife lodge, where charters are available to destinations throughout Kenya. The lodge is ideally placed for visitors wishing to combine a ‘bush’ and ‘beach’ safari holiday in Kenya with its accessibility to Tsavo national park and its close proximity to the coast. With temperatures in the day average 25 degrees Celsius and cooler nights, Tsavo East offers an ideal climate in which to relax, indulge in the many facilities on offer at the lodge and enjoy one of the world’s leading biodiversity strongholds.
Accommodation
Voi Wildlife Lodge has one of the best experiences in Tsavo national park. From the moment you step out of your room, you are met with the beautiful landscape of the park. Our large rooms provide luxury living in the wild. Accommodating up to 300 guests, all rooms have spacious en-suite bathrooms and are furnished in African decor that is replicated throughout the lodge. Located on the boundary of Tsavo east national park, offering spectacular view of the nearby volcanic outcrops, the lodge has beautiful, locally decorated 178 fully furnished rooms. The lodge also features a uniquely- designed spa overlooking a natural waterhole often attracting a rich variety of wildlife.
Baobab wing
Eighty eight fully furnished en-suite rooms with stunning views of Tsavo east national park comprising of 48 superior rooms, 24 luxury rooms and 16 standard rooms which include rooms designed to cater for the disabled guests close to the reception and wheelchair friendly walkaways.
Standard rooms
The rooms are en-suite, spacious and fully furnished with locally made furniture. It comes with 1 king size double bed, en-suite shower bathroom facilities. The rooms are well ventilated and have large windows to allow good views of the park and surrounding scenery. All the rooms have park views of Tsavo east and one can enjoy the game which often pass through the area from the safety and comfort of their room.
Superior rooms
The rooms are spacious with 2 double beds and 1 single bed also known as the family room. They are well ventilated and come with ceiling fan. All rooms are en-suite and furnished in African décor that is replicated throughout the lodge.  The rooms face the main watering hole and the park, allowing one to enjoy the views from the comfort of their room. There are sliding doors which open up for ventilation, the en-suits bathrooms are with showers and no bathtubs.
Luxury rooms
Luxury rooms comprises of 2 4- poster luxury lamu beds, the rooms have great views of the savannah which one can enjoy from the comfort of their own balcony. These rooms have a fridge which can be stocked upon request. They are ideal for small families and couples. These rooms are to the left of the main reception near the children’s playground, main pool with baby pool and conference facilities. These rooms also have 4 ground floor wheel chair friendly facilities. The en-suite bathrooms have showers and no bathtub.
Acacia wing
Designed to blend into the surroundings, Acacia wing has an uninterrupted view of the Tsavo plains over the water hole often attracting elephant, lion, cheetah, buffalo and birds. Each room is large consisting of a 4 poster king size bed. All rooms have uninterrupted views of the park and Sagala hills. They are modern in design, well ventilated with lots of natural light, and fully furnished with locally made furniture. There are 73 acacia superior rooms which have 1 double bed, 11 acacia superior rooms which have 1 double bed and 1 single bed and 3 exclusive presidential suites which include 2 en-suite bedrooms, a separate living room, dining room and kitchen areas. Only the presidential suites have bathtubs in the master bed rooms, the normal acacia superior rooms have showers en-suite with the normal bathrooms amenities.
Tembo restaurant
Constructed using local makuti thatch, the Tembo restaurant offers a unique dining experience with views across the plains of Tsavo East and the nearby waterhole. The restaurant caters for up to 350 persons and offers a wide selection of international and vegetarian cuisine. Bush breakfasts and packed lunches can be also arranged. The lodge offers lunch for visitors not staying at the lodge.
Safari spa bar
The Safari spa bar and lounge offer a spectacular game-viewing platform both night and day. Designed on stilts overlooking the waterhole, the bar extends into the park allowing one to get as close as possible to the sights and sounds of the African bush.
Mandhari bar
Adjacent to the Tembo Restaurant, the Mandhari Bar provides an alternative setting in which to view game and enjoy a ‘sun downer’ before dinner.
Bush Breakfast Safari Spa
Relax and rejuvenate in the Safari spa with its steam bath, sauna, jacuzzi, cold bath and five treatment rooms, all designed to cater for one’s health and beauty needs. Spa treatments include massage, reflexology and aromatherapy. Spa packages including private consultations can be arranged prior to arrival.
Health club
The health club comprises a fully-equipped gymnasium, complete with the latest fitness and training apparatus with an adjacent room designed for aerobics and yoga classes. Qualified instructors are on-call to assist with equipment and fitness sessions. The club also has a boutique shop with a range of sports and leisurewear.
Business Centre
Located adjacent to the conference hall, the business centre is equipped with a wide-range of facilities designed to satisfy one’s business requirements whilst staying at the lodge. The Game Observation Terrace and Sundowner Bar are well-placed to hold corporate and private outdoor receptions.
ActivitiesÂ
The lodge offers a variety of activities for families, including a children’s outdoor recreation area, swimming pool and jacuzzi, two badminton courts, a volleyball court as well as table tennis and a pool table. There is also a Discovery Area complete with a mini-library, TV and DVD facilities.
Tsavo east
Tsavo east boasts many interesting aspects including the spine of the Yatta plateau, one of the world’s longest lava flows. An additional attraction is the Athi River flanked by stately doum palms which near the Manyani gate forms the Lugard Falls, a long stretch of rippling white water cataracts and a favorite haunt for sunbathing crocodiles. The falls gush through a small fissure, before dropping to Crocodile point below, where the river changes its name to the Galana. Droughts are much more common in Tsavo East than West, and Aruba Dam built in 1952 has dried up completely at times although it covers an area of 85.4 hectares.
Mudanda rocks
Mudanda rock is a massive whale-backed rock, 1.5km long, which erupts from the plains between Manyani Gate and Voi. It is an excellent vantage point from which to survey the waters of the nature dam that lies at its foot and potently draws to it many hundreds of wallowing elephant. This area is a favorite leopard haunt, although daytime sightings are rare.
Kanderi swamp
Mudanda rock is a massive whale-backed rock, 1.5km long, which erupts from the plains between Manyani Gate and Voi. It is an excellent vantage point from which to survey the waters of the nature dam that lies at its foot and potently draws to it many hundreds of wallowing elephant. This area is a favorite leopard haunt, although daytime sightings are rare.
Tsavo west
Chief among these must rank the marvels of Mzima Springs, replenished with two hundred and twenty million liters of crystal-clear water every day, from the underground streams stemming from the lava massif known as the Chyulu Hills, 40-50 km away.
Mzima springs
Mazima springs are a favourite hangout for hippos and crocodiles. The main attraction is a submerged viewing tank which was designed so that people could watch the hippo’s antics underwater, but since it was built the hippos have retreated shyly to the side of the pool. Mzima forms a haven for a rich wildlife pageant with elephant soaking half immersed in the waters, light footed but ponderous looking hippo, apparently weightless, tip-toeing across the bottom, crocodiles basking on the bank or swirling through the water, gazelles, zebra and giraffe wandering around the banks through the think acacias and raffia palms together with hundred of chattering monkeys and birds. Mzima is also the main source of Mombasa’s water supply.
Ngulia escarpment
Not far from Mzima springs, along a well-marked track, lies the precipitous magnificence of the Ngulia escarpment at the foot of Ngulia hills which rise to 1825 m. Each year from late September to November, Ngulia has become the base of unique phenomenon. It has become one of the bird wonders of the world and provides vital information on the migratory routes and the habits of many species common to the northern hemisphere.
Chyulu hills
It is possible to make an excursion to the Chyulu hills national park which abuts Tsavo to the northwest. The Chyulus are one of the world’s newest mountain ranges; the most recent volcanic peak was formed only 500 years ago. A four hour wheel drive track leads to this peak-shaitani from the Chyulu gates near Kilaguni Lodge and it is simple to walk to the cave on the side of volcano. It is breathtaking landscape of rampant ferocity and the vistas to Kilimanjaro are unbeatable. At the other end of Tsavo west, in the south west corner, Lies Lake Jipe. Bisected by the border with Tanzania it is a favourite haunt of bird’s watchers in the lake area is a small herd of Grevy’s zebra, translocated from northern Kenya in 1977.
Meetings
Voi wildlife lodge’s conference facilities offer the highest level of functionality making it an ideal choice for those craving private meeting spaces with an added dose of personalised service.