Elewana Tortilis Camp Amboseli
Umbrella thorn woodland, a conservancy reserved for camp guests, and a waterhole below, all powered entirely by the sun
Overview
Umbrella thorn trees give Elewana Tortilis Camp its name and its shade. Set on a south west hillside in a private conservancy bordering UNESCO listed Amboseli National Park, it enjoys far reaching views and a nearby watering hole that draws wildlife.
Game drives, walks, sundowners, and bush meals take place in the national park and in the conservancy, where access is exclusive to camp guests. Spacious tents have king or twin beds and elegant en suite bathrooms, with a thatched lounge, bar, and dining area built from natural materials. The Private House and Family Tent sit slightly apart and share a private pool. One of the first eco lodges of its size, it runs on 100% solar power.
