Satao Elerai - Amboseli National Park
Wake up in the coolness of the early morning and watch the first few rays of the sun hit the blue Mt. Kilimanjaro, Africa’s greatest mountain. Satao Elerai is an eco friendly luxury camp tugged away in the corner of the famous Amboseli Ecosystem, close to the famous Amboseli National Park.
Satao Elerai represents 5 luxury suites and 9 charming canvas tents. The gorgeous lodge style suites feature gently sloping organic walls, built with natural rocks, acacia wood and a carefully constructed thatched roof; large sliding doors opens up to a private verandah overlooking the plains of Elerai Conservancy and the Amboseli National Park. Each suite has a spacious bathroom with private view of the surroundings, hand crafted bathtub, shower, flush toilet and hand wash basin.
The large elegant canvas tents are set on raised wood platforms with a thatched roof, each completed with a balcony with a daybed for the prefect relaxation. The en-suite bathrooms are spacious and have shower, flush toilet and hand wash basin. Water for both suites and tents is heated by solar whereas electricity powered by generator. To ensure the night is spent in absolute comfort our suites and tents are furnished with large comfortable beds and high quality duvets, pillows and linen.
Guests visiting Satao Elerai will enjoy their breakfasts, lunches and dinners in our dining room or at our outdoor terrace; enjoying the morning view to the Mt. Kilimanjaro. On clear and starlit nights the moon will cast its light on the mountain giving the perfect settings for a romantic dinner. Our chefs prepare a wide variety of international dishes to suit all tastes; using locally grown vegetables and fruits. Dinners are served a la carte and we are always happy to meet any special requirements. For guests going on a long morning or a full day game drive picnic baskets are provided. Satao Elerai arranges bush dinners at carefully selected areas.
The camp has its own waterhole frequently visited by elephants, giraffes, zebra, lesser kudu, eland and the big cats.
