Introduction

Mbulia Conservancy, Tsavo West

Perched on the side of the Mbulia Hills, Kipalo Hills enjoys fantastic views looking out across the 12,000-acre Mbulia Conservancy towards Ngulia Hills and Mount Kilimanjaro in the distance. A comfortable camp with delicious, fresh innovative cuisine and 8 luxurious double tents built to take the best advantage of the beautiful expansive views across the plains. Kipalo Hills was built with the people and for the local community to benefit from protecting the resident wildlife, especially elephants.

Activities

  • Kipalo Hills enjoys easy access to both Tsavo West and East National Parks for game drives, renowned for the largest population of elephants in Kenya.
  • Night drives,
  • Guided bush walks
  • Sundowner trips and bush breakfasts,
  • Fly camping,
  • Cultural visits to Taita villages.

Accommodation and Destinations

Days 1 - 3

2 nights

Full Board - Dinner, Bed, Breakfast and Lunch

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Tsavo West National Park: Kipalo Hills

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3 Days / 2 Nights

Group Size: TBA

Reference Number: BS/CWT/2023

Price

01st Jul - 31st Oct 

Starting from; Per person sharing per night KES 20,500

Starting from; Per single per night KES 25,000

Conservancy Fees - KES 1,100 per adult per night

 

Transport :

Safari Land cruiser - KES 30,000 per day

Safari Minivan - KES 19,500 per day

Includes:

  • Full board accommodation
  • Mineral water
  • Tea & coffee
  • Guided game walks
  • One game drive in conservancy.

Excludes:

  • Drinks from the bar; spa treatments;
  • Park fees for Tsavo National Parks adult KES515 and children KES215 per child, also Conservancy fees of adult Ksh1100 and children Ksh 550 per day per ;
  • Sundowner trips and bush breakfasts;
  • Cultural visits to local Taita villages
  • Game drives to Tsavo National Parks (Ksh12,000 per vehicle)
  • Fly camping (Ksh.2,500pp min 4 pax),
  • Airstrip transfers from Kilaguni and Finch Hatton (Ksh 12,000 per vehicle per way).

Tsavo West National Park: Kipalo Hills

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