Tortilis Camp offers the best of both worlds, located in the peaceful Kitirua Wildlife Conservancy, with access to the wildlife rich, iconic landscape of Amboseli National Park.

The camp is made up of 16 spacious tented rooms plus a private house and family tent, both of which have access to a shared private pool. All guests can enjoy the camp’s main swimming pool complete with spa and massage. The dining area, bar and lounge sits high above a busy watering hole, frequented day and night by a variety or animals including the park’s many resident elephants, providing guests with much entertainment as the enjoy delicious cuisine drawing on local produce and ingredients, many of which are grown in the on-site garden.

Game drives take in both the Kitirua Wildlife Conservancy and the Amboseli National Park. However, the camp’s location in the private conservancy allows for fascinating bush walks, where guests can learn about the intricacies of the surrounding fragile eco-systems and literally walk in the footprints of elephants.

Amboseli National Park is famous for an elephant population of over 1000, as well as lion, cheetah, hyena, and jackal, all dominated by the magnificent Kilimanjaro, the world’s highest free-standing mountain. The area draws photographers from all over the world, due to its rich wildlife diversity coupled with an unmatchable striking backdrop.

Like many of the Elewana Collection camps, Tortilis is a beacon for sustainability and conservation. The camp was one of the first in Kenya to go 100% solar and has been lauded as one of the pioneers of low-impact and high comfort tourism.