Babu's Camp
Tented Camp · Tsavo & Amboseli Ecosystem, Kenya
Babu's Camp
An exclusive and intimate tented camp nestled within the remote Mkomazi National Park (Tanzania), offering a classic safari experience. It's renowned for its proximity to the Mkomazi Rhino Sanctuary and provides excellent opportunities for tracking black rhinos, observing unique dryland wildlife, and enjoying walking safaris in a pristine wilderness.
At a Glance
6 rooms
12 guests max
Night Drives
Available
Dietary
Vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free, halal available upon request
Eco-Friendly
Committed to low-impact tourism, supporting local conservation efforts, and solar-powered operations.
Family Friendly
Children welcome
Contact Details
Location Map
Babu's Camp in Mkomazi National Park
Nearest Airport
Mkomazi-Kisima Airport
Nearest International Airport
Moi International Airport
47
Total Species
18
Birds
Most Observed Species
Amboseli National Park
Famous for its large herds of elephants and stunning views of Mount Kilimanjaro, Africa's highest peak. The park's diverse habitats, from dry lake beds to wetlands, support a wide array of wildlife including lions, cheetahs, buffalo, and a rich birdlife.
Chyulu Hills National Park
A range of volcanic hills with beautiful green landscapes, offering stunning views of Kilimanjaro and a sense of wilderness. It's a vital corridor for elephants between Tsavo and Amboseli, and home to zebras, elands, and other plains game.
Kilitome Community Conservancy
Kilitome Community Conservancy is a protected area in Kenya.
Nalarami Community Conservancy
Nalarami Community Conservancy is a protected area in Kenya.
Shimba Hills National Park
A coastal rainforest reserve known for its population of sable antelope, an endangered species in Kenya. It also offers sightings of elephants, buffalo, and leopards, with stunning views of the Indian Ocean and Sheldrick Falls.
Tsavo East National Park
One of Kenya's oldest and largest parks, known for its vast, open plains, the Yatta Plateau (one of the world's longest lava flows), and the Lugard Falls. It's home to the 'red elephants' (due to dust bathing in red soil), as well as lions, leopards, and rhinos.
Tsavo West National Park
Characterized by a more varied landscape of volcanic hills, swamps, and Mzima Springs, a series of four natural springs with underwater viewing of hippos and crocodiles. It offers excellent opportunities to spot the Big Five, especially rhinos in its sanctuary.
Health & Travel Info
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