Tambarare Camp, an A&K Sanctuary
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A Sanctuary of Legacy, Laughter, and Life
Imagine a place where the sun-drenched plains of Kenya's conservancies are not just a backdrop, but the very essence of a family's enduring legacy. "A Sanctuary of Legacy, Laughter, and Life" perfectly captures the spirit of Tambarare Camp, an A&K Sanctuary. This isn't just a safari camp; it's a profoundly personal and deeply joyful journey designed to immerse you in a story of multi-generational conservation and the pure, uninhibited wonder of the wild, leaving you with an overwhelming sense of hope, belonging, and a cherished connection to the land.
From the moment you arrive, a feeling of exhilarating tranquility and authentic purpose washes over you, as this intimate camp is nestled within a vast private conservancy. There's a palpable excitement in every moment—from a thrilling game drive that feels like a private show just for you, to the easy laughter shared with your expert guides around the campfire. This constant stream of unique experiences fosters a powerful sense of camaraderie and reverence. Your luxurious tented suite, with its panoramic views, provides a sanctuary of profound comfort and privacy, where the stunning landscapes become an ever-changing masterpiece. Evenings bring a deep serenity and romantic peace, sharing stories with loved ones under an impossibly vast, star-strewn sky. Tambarare Camp cultivates a powerful sense of rejuvenation and gratitude, leaving you refreshed, deeply moved, and forever carrying the inspiring knowledge that you have become a part of a sanctuary of legacy, laughter, and life.
Signature Experiences & Amenities
- Pioneering Conservation & Unique Wildlife Encounters:
- Home to the Last Northern White Rhinos: Located in Ol Pejeta, Tambarare offers a truly unique opportunity to meet the last two northern white rhinos on Earth. This is a humbling and exclusive experience that underscores the camp's commitment to conservation.
- Anti-Poaching Dog Unit: Guests can join the highly-trained anti-poaching dog unit for an unforgettable and eye-opening demonstration. It provides a rare, behind-the-scenes look at the vital work being done to protect endangered wildlife.
- Big Five & Endangered Species: The 90,000-acre conservancy is a thriving habitat for an enormous array of wildlife, including the Big Five and the largest black rhino population in East Africa. The camp is also perfectly placed to watch wildlife at a popular watering hole.
- Intimate & Luxurious Accommodation:
- Opulent Tented Suites: The camp features just ten large, airy luxury tents and one private villa. Each is beautifully decorated with a boutique-meets-bush style, featuring polished teak floors and locally sourced art, putting a contemporary spin on Golden Age grandeur.
- Privacy and Comfort: Every tent boasts a super king-size bed, a private veranda with sweeping views of the plains, and a spacious en-suite bathroom with a walk-in shower. The private villa is ideal for families, offering two bedrooms, a lounge, and a dining area.
- Diverse & Authentic Safari Activities:
- Uncrowded Game Drives: Tambarare’s location in a private conservancy means you’ll enjoy game drives without the crowds, offering intimate and uninterrupted wildlife viewing.
- Lion Tracking & Horseback Riding: Activities go beyond the usual safari fare. You can participate in lion tracking to aid conservation efforts or explore the conservancy on horseback or bicycle, providing a different perspective of the landscape.
- Guided Bush Walks: Expert guides lead walks that allow you to connect with the landscape on a deeper level, learning about tracking, medicinal plants, and the intricate ecosystem up close.
- Refined Dining & Relaxation:
- Gourmet Cuisine: Enjoy delicious, freshly prepared meals that can be served in the elegant main tent, a romantic bush setting, or on your own private deck.
- Fireside Socializing: The cozy Boma Bar and the main tent, with its comfortable sofas and chairs, are perfect for relaxing, enjoying a well-earned sundowner, and sharing stories after a day of adventure.
