Praro Amboseli Camp
Praro Amboseli Camp is a luxury accommodation owned and operated by Zebra Plains Collections, which runs more properties across Kenya. The camp is situated within the private Aloca Conservancy, bordering the Amboseli National Park region of Kenya (the “home of elephants”). The park is big, covering a 35,000 square km area in Kenya and across the borders of Tanzania.
You can either be in the park by road or air transport which takes about 240km driving Nairobi -arusha road through Meshanani gate and 228 km on the Nairobi-Mombasa road, and 45 minutes to fly from Nairobi to the close Amboseli airstrip.
The camp is conveniently located in an ideal spot for safari adventures, catering to tourists and travelers who wish to explore the beautiful Mt. Kilimanjaro (Africa’s highest mountain) and enjoy the stunning views of the surrounding areas.
Praro Amboseli camp consists of 46 luxury and spacious rooms overlooking the stunning views of Mt. Kilimanjaro, built in traditional African style with comfort. All rooms are well-decorated and furnished with en suite facilities, including flushing toilets, mosquito nets, hot and cold running showers, free toiletries, white pillows, dressing mirrors, complimentary bottled water, slippers, and additional amenities.
Rooms have verandas, sitting areas, and terraces with a cozy atmosphere; you can relax while overlooking the beautiful view of Mount Kilimanjaro, animals visiting the camp, and the surrounding wilderness. The camp has excellent and comfortable tents with clean and washed bedding. The camp offers single beds for individuals, double beds/twins for sharing, as well as family/group rooms. The camp has fireplaces where guests relax and share stories about the safari; it also provides warmth to guests during chill weather.
Praro Amboseli camp offers more facilities and services, which include
A dining area in the main building that serves delicious meals, both local and international, that meets guests’ choices. Meals offered include buffet Breakfast, lunch, and dinner are served by well-organized and friendly staff. You can enjoy meals in any location of your choice, whether in the dining areas overlooking the stunning Mt. Kilimanjaro, in the bush under the stars, or while experiencing morning sunrises during a bush breakfast.
A bar with refreshing drinks and a variety of beverages, both International and local, You relax siping any drink of your choice, overlooking the beautiful Mount Kilimanjaro.
Services include: the camp offers laundry and housekeeping services, airport pickups and drop-offs, walking night safaris , Ample parking space, Spacious and comfortable rooms with private facilities.
A Wi-Fi internet hotspot available at the camp that enables guests to keep in contact with their families and friends
Activities to do while at the camp include game viewing, especially herds of elephant; walking night safaris , Hiking/ climbing Mount Kilimanjaro; birding/bird watching in the park; and nature walks in the local village, to mention but a few.
Amboseli National Park is situated in southern Kenya in loitoktok district in Rift valley province of Kenya, lying on 240 km from Nairobi and northwest of Mount Kilimanjaro. The park covers the total area of 392 km squared.
It’s known for more herds of elephants and a good view of mount kilimanjaro , across the border of Tanzania. There are various lodges available for accommodation in Amboseli National Park, Kenya, including budget, mid-range, and luxury options that are convenient and affordable for tourists. 
The lodge is found in Amboseli National Park and there are more activities to do while in the park which Include; Game viewing where you will spot more animals like over 900 herds of elephant since the park is famous for more elephants and lion, buffaloes, Rhinos , Leopards, Impalas , antelopes, bird watching/birding since the park has over 400 species of birds, nature walks in the park, Cultural dance from the masai villages , Hiking mount Kilimanjaro , Night safaris , Hot air ballooning ride and many more activities.
Amboseli National Park is among the most popular in Kenya, and it’s the best in the world to watch elephants and Mount Kilimanjaro. Kenya is home to over 70 different ethnic groups, which are categorized into three main categories: Bantu, Nilotic, and Cushitic; among these, the Kikuyu are the largest, with a population exceeding seven million people.
