With Molu Safaris you can discover the whole of Kenya and experience adventure. To ensure that your safari is relaxing and restful, the choice of camps is crucial. Here you will find an overview of the camps you can visit with molusafaris. Is your desired camp not listed? Then please contact us.
Camps & Lodges in the Masai Mara
The Masai Mara is the northernmost foothills of the Serengeti in Tanzania, in the middle of the Lake Victoria basin. Extensive savannahs with endless, undulating grasslands, gallery forests along the Mara River. Gentle, elongated inselbergs dominate the fascinating picture of this animal-rich park, which covers an area of 1700 km2. Practically all the animals native to East Africa are represented here.
Camps & Lodges in Tsavo East
Tsavo West National Park is the largest park in south-eastern Kenya with a total area of 21,000 km2. Established shortly after World War 2, it is divided into East and West by the rail and road link between Mombasa and Nairobi. The altitude varies from 230 m to 2179 m, with the eastern part being flatter than the western part. The Chyulu Mountains in the northwest of Tsavo West were only added to the national park in 1983.
The landscape of Tsavo West is more varied than in the eastern part with rugged mountain ranges, rocky lava belts, hilly savannah landscape and dense gallery forests along the Tsavo River.
Camps & Lodges in Amboseli
Amboseli National Park lies at the foot of the snow-capped Kilimanjaro, 5896 meters above sea level, in the southern part of Kenya. Amboseli, with an area of 392 km2, was declared a national park in 1972. The southern border of the park is also the border with Tanzania. Kilimanjaro, the highest mountain in Africa, is the dominant feature. In the early morning hours, you can often take the famous photos that everyone automatically associates with Kenya. Elephants, giraffes, lions and Kilimanjaro in the background.
Camps & lodges in the Aberdares
Aberdares National Park was opened in 1950 and is the fourth oldest park in Kenya with an area of 767 km2. The landscape offers unique vegetation ranging from dense jungle to bamboo forests and moorland. Numerous waterfalls, including the Karura Falls at 280 m, are the highest in Kenya. The national park is home to elephants, rhinos, buffaloes, antelopes, bushbucks, giant forest hogs, lions and leopards.
National Parks Kenya
Kenya offers its guests a variety of animal-rich and species-rich national parks with a wealth of flora and fauna. Vast steppes, green meadows but also waterfalls and deep jungle. Amboseli National Park, for example, offers vast and visible land with lots of grasses and some moors. In Solio and Aberdares we find jungle-like forests, many hills, mountains and valleys as well as breathtaking waterfalls. Tsavo East and Tsavo West, the absolute classics in Kenya, offer the greatest diversity of species and plants. They are also home to the David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust, which has been working for several decades to reintroduce orphaned elephants whose parents have fallen victim to the ivory trade and ivory hunting.
Camps & Lodges in Kenya
Molu Safaris offers you various camps & lodges in different price categories for your safari. So you will always find the right accommodation for your safari in Kenya. From simple camps such as Crocodile Camp Masai Mara to 5-star accommodation such as Finch Hattons Camp in Tsavo West.
Book camps in Kenya
molusafaris will book the right camp or lodge for you. Tell us what you want and we will take care of everything else for you. Prices are always dependent on the season and camp bookings. If you have any questions, please contact our team directly via our email address or our contact form. molusafaris offers its customers German-speaking, but also English-speaking advice. German-speaking safari drivers are also no problem.