Elewana Tortilis Camp Amboseli is Kenya's original eco-lodge, set within a private conservancy on the edge of Amboseli National Park with sweeping views of Mount Kilimanjaro. Seventeen spacious tented suites, a Private House, and a Family Tent offer classic safari comfort in a 100% solar-powered camp with exclusive conservancy access for game drives, night drives, walking safaris, and Maasai cultural visits. A landmark of sustainable luxury in southern Kenya.

Elewana Tortilis Camp is one of Kenya's most storied safari addresses. This camp has been welcoming guests to the Amboseli ecosystem since 1993, when it opened as Kenya's first eco-lodge and set a standard for sustainable luxury that the industry has spent three decades trying to match. Named after the flat-topped Acacia Tortilis tree that shades much of the camp, it sits within a private conservancy on the border of Amboseli National Park, with unobstructed views of Mount Kilimanjaro rising from the plains on clear mornings in a composition so perfect it seems almost staged.

Elewana Tortilis Camp's 17 spacious tented suites are arranged across the conservancy to prioritise privacy and natural immersion, with thatched roofs and natural materials throughout the main lounge, bar, and dining areas creating a warm, unhurried atmosphere. Game drives operate both within Amboseli National Park and across the private conservancy an arrangement that gives guests exclusive access to terrain no day-visitor vehicle can reach. Night game drives, walking safaris with Maasai guides, sundowners at Sunset Hill, balloon rides at dawn, and visits to local Maasai homesteads fill out a programme that rewards travellers who want more from Amboseli than a single morning drive.

Tortilis is 100% solar powered and employs around 60% of its staff from the surrounding local community. A commitment to conservation and community that has earned it the Tourism for Tomorrow Award and made it one of the most respected eco-lodges in East Africa.