Kiboko River Camp is located in the Galana Wildlife Conservancy bordering Tsavo East National Park. The camp offers guests the best views and perfect spots for relaxation. It is 281 Km from Nairobi via Mombasa Road. The nearest airstrip to Kiboko Camp in Tsavo West National Park is Kilaguni Airstrip via Voi Gate. During the warm tropical evenings, you can hear myths and legends from this pristine and natural region of the world, which overlooks a swift-moving river and attracts creatures from all over.
Accommodation & Facilities
Kiboko Tsavo has 12 tents and two lodge rooms. All rooms are furnished with either a double or single bed and feature en-suite bathrooms with hot and cold showers. Additionally, each unit features a desk, tea and coffee amenities, and a fan. Visitors can unwind while taking in the river views from the balconies. There is a lounge area with ample space to relax along the river, offering a tranquil setting in this exceptional location. A swimming pool where guests can relax and observe animals at the riverbanks.
Dining & Cuisine
It features a beautiful restaurant with terraces overlooking the river. Savor a sundowner at the bar or your meals at the restaurant. At night, visitors can congregate near the boma to hear local stories and legends. Lunch bags can be obtained for trips into the national parks, and romantic bush dinners are also available
Wildlife & Safari Experience
At Tsavo East National Park, visitors can enjoy morning and afternoon guided game drives to witness wildlife in its native habitat. For a more intimate experience with wildlife, visitors can participate in guided walking safaris. Expert tour guides will share their in-depth knowledge of the park’s ecosystems, wildlife, and flora. Because it is home to a wide variety of bird species, Tsavo is a birdwatcher’s delight. The park is particularly well-known for its migratory birds during certain seasons.
Cultural & Recreational Activities
After a successful afternoon, guests can unwind and sip cocktails while taking in the sunset from the breathtaking vantage point of the Sundowner. In addition to your safari adventures through Tsavo East National Park, make sure to slow down and catch your breath with a massage on the verandah of your suite or floating in the swimming pool, taking refuge from the midday heat. Guests may also have the opportunity to visit the Masai village and its curio shop to experience their culture, dances, and artwork while also supporting the locals by purchasing souvenirs from them.
Conservation & Sustainability
Through its conservation initiatives and environmentally responsible practices, Kiboko Camp in Tsavo aims to mitigate its negative environmental impact and contribute to the protection of the Tsavo ecosystem and its wildlife. The camp relies on solar energy for electricity and hot water, reducing its dependence on fossil fuels. They encourage visitors to conserve water by installing eco-friendly water systems and low-flow fixtures. Kiboko Camp aims to reduce waste by eliminating single-use plastics and replacing them with biodegradable alternatives, as well as promoting recycling.
Rates & Booking Information
One can make an online booking or via a travel agent.
How to Get There
Kiboko Camp is located in the Galana Wildlife Conservancy bordering Tsavo East National Park. There are two ways to reach there;
1. By Road.
It is approximately 288 km from Nairobi, with a duration of 6 hours, depending on the road conditions. The route commonly used is Nairobi-Mombasa, passing through the Voi Gate. A 4*4 vehicle is highly recommended.
2. By air.
Flight details.
Airlines such as Safari Link, Air Kenya, and Mombasa Air Safari offer daily flights from Nairobi’s Wilson Airport. The flight to Kilaguni Airstrip is the most appropriate. Upon arrival, Kiboko Lodge provides a complimentary transfer in a 4*4 safari vehicle.
Which Option to Choose?
✔ Fly if you prefer comfort, less travel time, and scenic aerial views of the Mara.
✔ Drive if you want a road-trip adventure and flexibility
Conclusion
In Tsavo National Park, Kiboko Camp offers a luxurious safari experience with cozy accommodations, a focus on animal observation, and facilities that include a restaurant, bar, and swimming pool—all while allowing guests to get up close and personal with nature.
Kiboko River Camp Faqs
Where is Kiboko River Camp located and how do I get there?
The camp sits on the banks of the Galana River within the Galana Wildlife Conservancy, adjacent to Tsavo East National Park, about 40 km from Voi. It’s approximately 5–6 hours by 4×4 from Nairobi via the Mombasa Highway, or just a short flight to Kilaguni or Voi airstrip followed by a transfer to the camp
What types of accommodation are available?
There are six spacious tents including five Luxury Standard tents (64 m²) and one Deluxe Suite tent (74 m²). The Deluxe Suite includes two interconnecting bedrooms suitable for families or groups. All tents have river views, verandas, en‑suite bathrooms with roll‑in showers (fully wheelchair accessible), minibars, air conditioning, tea/coffee makers, mosquito nets, and high-speed internet
Is the camp wheelchair-accessible?
Absolutely. Kiboko is the region’s first fully wheelchair-accessible camp. Paths, pool access, vehicles, dining, and all facilities are designed to be barrier-free so guests with reduced mobility can enjoy every aspect comfortably .
What facilities and amenities are offered?
The camp includes an infinity swimming pool overlooking the river with a pool lift, a riverside restaurant and bar, outdoor fireplace/boma, boutique, 24-hour reception, room service, laundry, conference facilities, DVD lounges, tea/coffee stations, eco-electricity, free parking, and high-speed internet
What dining options are available?
Meals are served on-site—international and local cuisine. Guests can choose full-board or half-board. Romantic bush dinners, picnic lunches, and sundowners by the river or boma are available. A well‑stocked bar serves cocktails and wines
