Amboseli Serena Safari Lodge

Amboseli National Park is the captivating setting for the Amboseli Serena Safari Lodge, occupying prime position in Kenya’s favourite conservation area on a lush wetland with special views of Mount Kilimanjaro and forever rolling expanses of grasslands. 

Visitors to Kenya want this view etched in their memories so they choose Amboseli, and in so doing, they choose one of the best Edens in which to see plenty of elephants up close. There are several wonderful attractions at Amboseli Serena Lodge, so let’s jump right in and highlight these for you now: 

• It’s placed in your dream setting of rolling open grasslands with that ubiquitous and dramatic etching of the highest mountain in Africa, Mount Kilimanjaro. 
• It’s perfectly placed beside glittering green floodplains fed by the melting ice on Mount Kilimanjaro in this water-scarce national park
• It’s in a national park famed for its ush wetlands with sulphur springs, the extensive golden savannah and cool verdant woodlands.  

The camp itself is gorgeous, settled under a grove of acacia trees where hippos wallow in the swamps, and everything focuses on nature’s artistic palette. Amboseli Serena Safari Lodge reflects the colourful culture of the Maasai communities who have always inhabited the Amboseli landscape. Reds, blacks, yellows, blues and whites are the dominant colours in the lodge décor and all its modern furnishings and amenities.  

These include compelling ethnic décor, large wall paintings, natural Masai-inspired bedding and ensuite shower and private decks.

Follow the trails on timber walkways and over a bridge and stream to the main lounge to sit in wonder as the stars appear to cover the skies.

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Overview

Amboseli Serena Safari Lodge is a large brand destination located in the heart of Amboseli National Park, 70 m from Amboseli National Park, and is well-loved for its beautiful setting under a grove of green acacia trees. 

Amboseli Serena Safari Lodge provides lavish safari accommodation in 96 twin rooms, double rooms a family room and the scintillating VIP suite called the Ol Donyo Oibor Suite – all facing a garden, a shared lounge and a terrace. Most suites are decorated with local antiques, artefacts and artwork and boast hot showers, a private deck and mind-boggling views out towards the verdant Amboseli National Park grasslands and the drama of the ice-capped Mount Kilimanjaro.