Swain-selected stayAmboseli National Park, KenyaElewana Tortilis Camp AmboseliA distinctive base for a journey designed around you.Selected by our Destination ExpertsExploreThe storyGalleryExperiencesPlan your stayThe stayWhat to know about this stay.Game drives and walks at Elewana Tortilis Camp Amboseli run both inside Amboseli National Park and across the private 30,000-acre Kitirua Conservancy, where sightings of Amboseli's famously large elephant herds, part of a population exceeding 1,000, are a near-certainty against a Kilimanjaro backdrop. Named for the flat-topped Acacia tortilis trees that shade the camp, it was one of the first eco-lodges of its size and now runs entirely on solar power.A separate Private House and Family Tent share their own pool, set apart from the main camp for groups wanting more privacy. Guides here know many of Amboseli's elephants individually, their family history included, thanks to decades of research by Cynthia Moss that the camp draws on directly. A closer lookElewana Tortilis Camp Amboseli, in detail.View all 18 photosBeyond the stayExperiences nearbyGame drives and walks run both inside Amboseli National Park and across the private 30,000-acre Kitirua Conservancy, where sightings of Amboseli's famously large elephant herds, part of a population exceeding 1,000, are a near-certainty against a Kilimanjaro backdrop. Named for the flat-topped Acacia tortilis trees that shade the camp, it was one of the first eco-lodges of its size and now runs entirely on solar power. Plan with SwainAdd Elewana Tortilis Camp Amboseli to your journey.Tell us where you want to go and how you like to travel. We will recommend the right route, length of stay, and experiences.Start planning →