

An African safari isn’t just about wildlife sightings—it’s a complete journey that can reshape your outlook on life. Besides the thrilling safaris through savannahs and forests, your choice of accommodation, be it a tented camp or lodge, is pivotal in defining your safari experience.
Whether you’re admiring lakes, and mountains, or observing local wildlife, the perfect tented camp or lodge can leave an indelible mark on your trip. At Natural World Kenya Safaris, we’ve carefully assessed all options, ranging from budget to luxury, ensuring you’re at the heart of the action in our National Parks, Game Reserves, and Wildlife Sanctuaries.
Tsavo West National Park combines stunning landscapes with rich history, including being the location of the famous tale of the ‘Maneaters of Tsavo’. Tsavo West can be enjoyed any time of the year, which is why it’s especially important to research the appropriate lodge for your adventure.
If you’re looking to stay in Tsavo West, you have a wide range of options to choose from that differentiate by style, size, and location. Tsavo West is also within proximity to Mombasa due to easy access on the Nairobi-Mombasa highway. This allows for the perfect combination of “beach & bush”.
We ensure that all these Tsavo West National Park Accommodations, from luxury to economy, will meet your comfort needs and include private bathroom facilities.

Ngulia safari Lodge was built in 1969 and is located in Tsavo West National Park which is a home to a big host of wild animals.
Amidst miles of lion-stalked grasslands, elephant studded plains and wildlife-teemingbush, Kilaguni Serena Safari Lodge has been designed to blend into the savanna landscape
Amidst miles of lion-stalked grasslands, elephant studded plains and wildlife-teemingbush, Kilaguni Serena Safari Lodge has been designed to blend into the savanna landscape
Being connected with the great Kenyan wild nature, experience the unique play of colours of dawn and dusk, listening to the voices of the wilderness, being at peace with yourself – all this and so much more is offered by Severin Safari Camp
With a spectacular view of mystical Mount Kilimanjaro, and easy access to the wild attractions of Tsavo West National Park, Voyager Ziwani offers a tranquil retreat in one of the wildest places left on Earth
For decades Salt Lick Safari Lodge has been one of Kenya’s flagship lodges, famed for being among the World’s Most Photographed Lodges
Secluded and exclusive, Lions Bluff is suspended above an ancient elephant migratory corridor, with stunning panoramic views extending across the Lumo Community Sanctuary and the Tsavo eco-system to the majestic Mt Kilimanjaro.
Located in the wonderful Tsavo West National Park, the Finch Hatton Luxury Tented Camp is a brilliant example of timeless elegance wrapped in warm, classic Kenyan culture and with a strong dedication to the conservation of the wilderness and its wildlife.
Tradition is present throughout the main areas and individual accommodations, colours, textures and artwork depicting Masai culture and pride. For over 30 years, Finch Hatton has invited guests to sit back and relax in its stylish lounge. Enjoy a drink of choice at the classy bar and enjoy meals in a fine-dining setting, the reeded-roof room, open on the sides, set up with individual tables for an intimate dining experience on delicious cuisine.
Guests can enjoy time relaxing next to the tranquil swimming pool, small and refreshing, or enjoy a spa treatment in the award-winning Chyulu Spa. Take in the sights of the breathtaking Chyulu Hills and enjoy quiet and serene walks. There are meeting rooms, a boutique shop and a gym for those wishing to work out during their stay. Younger guests can enjoy the Young Explorer’s Club where they can learn all about nature and wildlife conservation. Accommodation comprises 17 comfortable tents, beautifully decorated and laid out, both in the interior and exterior design.
The best time to go gorilla trekking in Uganda is during the dry season (December– February and June - August) when conditions are especially good for trekking to view mountain gorillas. Game drives in the national parks are also fruitful during this time.
Wear neutral colored, lightweight clothing on your Uganda safari. Dress in layers and bring a warm sweater for morning and nighttime game drives. For gorilla trekking, bring a waterproof rain jacket, hiking boots, long socks, hiking pants, bug repellant, and a daypack. A sunhat and gardening gloves are also a good idea; the jungle is dense and thick.
Natural World Kenya Safaris offers Gorilla Trekking Safaris in Uganda with basic accommodations starting at $96 per person, per day, plus the Uganda gorilla trekking permit which costs $700 per person per day (the permits are required, and those fees are non-negotiable.) Costs increase from there.
Natural World Safaris can provide basic, mid-range, and luxury trekking safaris and is eager to work with almost any budget.
Suggested tips range from $10 to $20 per person per day for a private guide and the same amount for your driver if that is a different person than your guide.
If you are on a guided safari or gorilla trek in Uganda, your chances of encountering problems are minimal. However, it is always a good idea to take precautions on your safari, particularly when traveling through urban areas or in regions close to the border with the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
The trek to spot gorillas can be strenuous. It could take anywhere from two to eight hours to find and observe the gorillas, depending on the time of year. Be prepared to hike for multiple hours through uneven terrain at high altitude. It is advisable to train before any gorilla trekking trip by walking uphill, or better yet, by taking day hikes.
When it comes to wildlife viewing, there are never any guarantees. There are no fences in the parks in Uganda and the gorillas are free to roam. However, our expert guides and gorilla trackers have years of experience taking guests to see these magnificent creatures. They know their favorite spots to congregate and work closely with park officials each day to provide the best possible chance of seeing gorillas in the wild.
Most mountain gorillas in Uganda live at between 4,900 to 7,500 feet. Bwindi Impenetrable National Park, home to the country’s mountain gorillas, has a high point of 8,550ft.
The best time to go on a gorilla trek in Rwanda is during the dry season (June - September) when conditions are best for trekking to view the country’s highlight: the fascinating mountain gorillas.
Wear neutral colored, lightweight clothing on your Rwanda gorilla trek. Dress in layers and don’t forget a sweater for chilly morning and nighttime game drives. For gorilla trekking, bring a waterproof rain jacket, broken-in hiking boots, long socks, hiking pants, bug repellant, and a daypack. A sun visor and protective gloves – such as gardening gloves - are also useful.
Natural World Kenya Safaris offers Gorilla Trekking Safaris in Rwanda with basic accommodations starting at $720 per person, per day, plus the Rwanda gorilla trekking permit which costs $1,500 per person per day (the permits are required, and those fees are non-negotiable.) Costs increase from there.
Natural World Safaris can provide basic, mid-range, and luxury trekking safaris and is eager to work with almost any budget.
Suggested tips for your guide are $25 per person, per day for a private guide and the same amount for your driver if that is a different person than your guide.
Rwanda is one of the safest countries in Africa, particularly if you are on a guided safari or gorilla trek. Your chances of encountering problems are minimal. However, it is always a good idea to take precautions on your safari, particularly when traveling through urban areas. Cross-border travel into the Democratic Republic of the Congo or Burundi is not safe, however, so steer clear of this.
The trek to spot gorillas can be strenuous. It could take anywhere from two to eight hours to find and observe the gorillas, depending on the time of year. Be prepared to hike for multiple hours through uneven terrain at high altitude. It is advisable to train before any gorilla trekking trip by walking uphill, or better yet, by taking day hikes.
When it comes to wildlife viewing, there are never any guarantees. There are no fences in the parks in Rwanda and the gorillas are free to roam. However, our expert guides and gorilla trackers have years of experience taking guests to see these magnificent creatures. They know their favorite spots to congregate and work closely with park officials each day to provide the best possible chance of seeing gorillas in the wild.
Most mountain gorillas in Rwanda live at between 8,000 to 13,000 feet. Volcanoes National Park has a high point of 15,000ft.
Contact us for more information
For more information about our safari excursions, or to book your dream safari trip with Natural World Kenya Safaris, simply get in touch with our friendly travel advisors. Give us a call on +254 704 001 122 or leave your details on our contact us page, and we'll reply as quickly as possible.
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