All the charm and feel of the traditional mobile safari camps of days gone by.

The camp is set under a stand of yellow-barked acacia trees in the Amboseli eco-system within the exclusive 15,000-acre Selenkay Conservancy– an important wildlife dispersal area for wildlife moving out of Amboseli National Park. This wilderness area is famous not just for these migrating animals, but also for resident game.

Porini Amboseli Safari Camp is small – with just 10 spacious guest tents – and retains all the charm and feel of the traditional mobile safari camps of days gone by. Tents are tastefully furnished and have solar powered electric lighting with en-suite bathrooms including safari showers. The central area consists of a dining and lounge tent, both attractively furnished, with comfortable chairs and reference books. The camp provides an exclusive yet friendly experience with a maximum of 20 guests at any one time.

Game viewing is done in Amboseli National Park and within the conservation area, which is home to a number of cat species including civet, leopard and lion. The local birdlife is also prolific - especially notable is the wide range of birds of prey. Night drives to seek out the nocturnal animals and guided safari walks with Masai warriors are also possible within the conservation area. The private conservation area ensures the best possible game viewing in specially-designed, open-sided off-road safari vehicles, off the beaten track and away from other tourist vans and minibuses.