HIGHLIGHTS
WHAT WE LOVE
Great views of glacier-capped Mount Kilimanjaro
Watching the action at the lodge’s waterhole
Camel trekking and dawn hot-air ballooning
WHEN TO VISIT
Peak Season⊕: July to October
Green Season⊕: November to May
Shoulder Season⊕: April to May
CONSERVATION & COMMUNITY
Lemong’o School
Providing water tanks, a perimeter fence, stationery, furniture and guest lecturers on health and conservation. Promising pupils are sponsored to attend secondary school
Wildlife corridor
Helping to preserve natural migration paths, especially for elephants, by maintaining Tawi Conservancy and reducing human-wildlife conflict
Green operations
The lodge practices solid waste management, has renewable energy sources such as solar power and briquette burners, and runs a reverse osmosis plant to provide clean drinking water
OVERVIEW
In the local language, Kilimanjaro means ‘mountain of whiteness or dreams’ while Amboseli means ‘salty dust’. At Tawi Lodge, you get the best balance of the two: gorgeous views of snowy Kilimanjaro and full access to Amboseli National Park for game drives. Those wanting nature walks, camel trekking, balloon rides or night drives are not left out at the lodge is in a private conservancy where all these exciting activities are on offer.
In another balance, the lodge is ‘elegantly rustic’: every comfort is taken care of while still maintaining that essential feeling of being in the Kenyan bush. In your downtime, head to the spa for a treatment or settle down and watch the endless antics at Tawi’s private waterhole.
FACILITIES
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ACTIVITIES
GALLERY
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