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Tortilis Camp
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Amboseli‚ Kenya (ASV - Amboseli)
Sharing a border with Amboseli National Park and with its own private entrance into the park, Tortilis Camp is located in a hillside setting and shaded by the natural forest of Acacia tortilis thorn trees after which the camp is named. Designed in a manner that blends rustic style and modern amenities, this completely camp is renowned for its high standards of service and its superb views of the sunset over Mounts Kilimanjaro and Meru.
Tortilis Camp offers a wide range of activities, ranging from early morning and late afternoon game drives, to guided game walks outside the game park led by a Maasai expert. Support the local community by visiting a local village, and meet and interact with the students of Esiteti Primary School. Alternatively, you can laze around the pool with a cocktail and enjoy the sounds of the wild.
Once you have had your fill of relaxing activities like birding and sundowners, head to the Amboseli Elephant Research Centre – founded by Dr Cynthia Moss – to learn more about efforts to save these intelligent and sensitive pachyderms.
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Bird watching
Bush dining
Cultural visits
Game drives
Game viewing
Guided walking safaris
Guided walks
Local school visits
Spa treatments
Tortilis Camp’s spacious tents are authentic canvas and thatch, and each leads from a bedroom with an expansive king-sized bed or generous twins, through a dressing area, and onto bathrooms with pressurized hot showers and flush toilets. Each tent is raised on a wooden deck and sheltered by a thatched roof that also shades the large veranda – ideal for an early afternoon siesta. There is a solid wall between the bedroom/dressing area of the tent and the bathroom section.
The bathrooms have 24-hour hot water and are fitted with iconic Kitengela glass amenities that are hand-blown in Nairobi.
The Family Tent and the Private House share a large swimming pool – complete with its own private lounge area and sunbeds. The house has large windows for appreciating the expansive views to Kilimanjaro and an extended roof area.
Tortilis Camp offers a wide range of activities, including early morning and late afternoon game drives, as well as guided nature walks in the company of a Maasai expert. Unwind with a massage treatment or indulge in an afternoon of birding.
Alternatively, you can laze around the pool with a cocktail and enjoy the sounds of the wild. The main swimming pool is surrounded by comfortable loungers and has its own changing rooms and bar.
It is totally solar powered, making it very eco-friendly (power and hot water are both available 24 hours a day).
There is Wi-Fi throughout the property.
Bar
Child friendly
Laundry service
Lounge
Restaurant
Spa
Swimming pool
Wi-Fi available
The food at Tortilis Camp is an integral part of the camp’s charm. Enjoy traditional northern Italian cuisine, based on recipes from the owner’s family cookbook, complemented by delicious salads and herbs grown in the camp’s own kitchen garden.
The day’s menu consists of breakfast and lunch buffets, and an a la carte dinner. Dishes include pizza, lasagne, spaghetti bolognaise, fresh perch, seared beef fillet and chocolate roulade. All water, including that used for ice, is filtered. Tortilis Camp issues guests with a reusable metal water bottle, thus stopping 200 000 plastic water bottles from being sent to landfill every year.
When you are out on the afternoon game drive, enjoy the ‘bitings’ (as snacks are known in Kenya) that have been freshly prepared by the chef.
Tortillis Camp works closely with the African Beekeepers’ Association and their resulting delicious honey is not only for sale in the safari shop but is also creatively incorporated into the menu.
Tortilis is a beautiful camp located on its own private concession within the Amboseli National Park. This is a small camp offering a wide variety of activities from game drives to walking and cultural village visits to name a few. If you are looking for the best views of Kilimanjaro this is definitely a destination to include!
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Tortilis Camp in Amboseli was absolutely phenomenal. They greeted us with open arms upon our arrival and that really made us feel like we were at home. The food was absolutely incredible as were the people tending to us. Our safari guide's name was Jackson and he was amazingly knowledgeable and very easy to talk with and had an answer to all our questions. We loved all the surprises they had in store for us. From the bush breakfast to the sundown set up on top of a mountain on our last day and the visit to the Masai Tribe. I would go back to that camp in a heart beat.
Tortilis Camp in Amboseli was a great first safari stop. The camp itself was comfortable, well located as it's elevated and near a watering hole. We were very well looked after by stellar staff. Park is at a manageable scale and the elephant viewing is spectacular.
Tortillis camp was great – we really enjoyed the private family house. The two bedrooms were secured well for mosquitos and they provided a pack & play with a mosquito net for my 5-month old! The food was very good. The guide was very knowledgable, helpful and everything we could have hoped for. At this time of year the game was not very plentiful but the landscape and Kilimanjaro particularly was overwhelming. We really wanted to see Kilimanjaro and this was a great backdrop. I wasn’t too keen on going on the Masai Village tour but that was a highlight! So glad we did it. Two nights was perfect, as you suggested.
Tortillis Camp – Could not fault in any way. Kilimanjaro was in full view for the 2 days,and had a wonderfull sundowner on a hill with a full 360 of the plains below.Elephants by the 100s
Yes, we are back. In one word, the vacation was “fabulous”, one of the best vacations we ever had.
Start with lodging – they are very nice, particularly Tortillis Camp. We did not have any problem staying in camps.
Food at Tortillis camp was superb. The chef there especially took extra care to make sure my wife gets vegan meal and I get nice vegetarian meal.
Game drives were all excellent and exciting. The drivers in both the camps are very knowledgeable and made all the best efforts to make sure we see as many animals as possible.