Amboseli Serena lodge
'With Kilimanjaro's 6,000-meter-high snow-capped peaks rising behind the lodge and presiding over the landscape, which boasts more big game than almost anywhere else in Africa'
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| Nestled in the foothills of Kilimanjaro, hidden beneath a copse of giant acacia trees and beside a gently flowing natural spring lies Amboseli Serena Safari Lodge. With Kilimanjaro's 6,000-meter-high snow-capped peaks rising behind the lodge and presiding over the landscape, which boasts more big game than almost anywhere else in
Africa, the setting is nothing short of magnificent. Amboseli Accommodation inspired by local Masai architecture, the design of the lodge is in total harmony with the environment. Each guest room conveys a distinctive Masai Manyatta mood and is furnished with authentic African murals painted by a local artist. |
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| As part of Amboseli Serena lodge dedication to conserving the fragile environment of the African Bush, guests are invited to plant a tree to help reforestation of the land that was becoming barren from the herds of elephants tearing up the trees for food. Hundreds of trees have been planted to date. The lodge's naturalist also gives
informative talks on the environmental issues relating to the Amboseli National Park. Amboseli Serena lodge has 96 beautifully appointed rooms and a swimming pool filled with fresh water from a spring flowing from Mount Kilimanjaro. Activities on offer include game drives three times a day, sundowners on Observation Hill, traditional feasts and tribal dancing overlooking a waterhole where big game gather, musical evenings and visits to the traditional manyattas of the Amboseli Masai. ROOM & SUITE TYPES: The rooms (96 in total), each with an uninterrupted view over the ever-changing vistas of the African plains, are styled to a traditional Maasai concept featuring beadwork, gourds, hand-painted murals and the clever use of the traditional manyatta bent-brushwood effect so as to blend an authentic nomadic aura with all the comforts of unabashed five star luxuries. Guests can also enjoy an acacia-shaded swimming pool fed daily by the melt-waters of Kilimanjaro, a selection of natural timber game viewing decks, a water hole for the animals and an alluring selection of watering holes for the guests. ACTIVITIES: - Daily game drives (Each drive is accompanied by knowledgeable guides and equipped with full safari picnics) - Morning bird walks with our resident naturalist - Nature trails - The Amboseli Eco-Participation Programme and reforestation plan - Visits to a traditional Maasai manyatta - Cultural talks - Tribal dancing nightly - Spectacular Maasai Feasts under the stars - Bush Dinners - Safari Teas - Cookouts under Canvas - Sundowners' at Observation Hill Lookout or by the lodge's own water hole |
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