Destination
About the Destination
Spanning 392 sq. km, Amboseli is relatively small, making it easy to see most of its wildlife in a short time. It is a world-renowned center for elephant research, home to some of the oldest and largest elephants in Africa. The park’s terrain is a fascinating mix of dried-up lake beds (Lake Amboseli), sulphur springs, and wetlands. Because of the sparse vegetation, wildlife sightings—including lions, cheetahs, and hyenas—are remarkably clear and unobstructed.