Ol Tukai Lodge

Ol Tukai Lodge is situated inside Amboseli National Park in southern Kenya. It is positioned near the park’s wetlands and offers views towards Mount Kilimanjaro.

The lodge can be reached by road as part of a Kenya safari itinerary. Guests may also fly from Nairobi to Amboseli Airstrip, followed by a road transfer to the lodge. Airstrip transfers are included in selected flying packages but should always be confirmed when booking.

Ol Tukai Lodge has 80 chalet-style rooms positioned to overlook Mount Kilimanjaro, the wetlands or the surrounding wildlife areas.

The lodge offers standard, twin and triple room arrangements. The preferred bed configuration and maximum occupancy should be confirmed when booking.

Rooms include an en-suite bathroom, fan, safe, wardrobe, luggage storage, tea and coffee-making facilities and a private terrace.

Some rooms face Mount Kilimanjaro, while others overlook the wetlands and wildlife areas. Mountain visibility depends on weather and cloud conditions and cannot be guaranteed.

Yes. The restaurant serves breakfast, lunch and dinner, with continental dishes, vegetarian options and selected theme nights. Meals may also be served on the garden veranda.

Vegetarian options are available, and other dietary requirements can usually be accommodated with advance notice. Guests should advise Easy Travel of allergies or special dietary needs when confirming their booking.

Yes. The lodge has an outdoor swimming pool with poolside seating and a bar serving drinks and snacks.

Yes. Massage and spa treatments can be arranged at an additional charge.

Yes. Wi-Fi is available at the lodge. As the property is situated inside a national park, connection speed and reliability may occasionally vary.

Yes. The lodge describes itself as family-friendly and offers recreational facilities, board games and accommodation suitable for families. Room arrangements should be confirmed according to the children’s ages and family size.

Yes. Two rooms have been specially designed for travellers with limited mobility. They are close to the main facilities and include entrance ramps, accessible furniture and adapted bathrooms with support rails. Availability should be confirmed before booking.

Amboseli National Park is known for elephants and is also home to lions, buffaloes, cheetahs, gazelles, hyenas, jackals, wildebeest, zebras and many bird species. Wildlife sightings cannot be guaranteed.

Night game drives may be available with an authorised park officer and experienced guide. They are subject to current park regulations, availability and additional charges.

Inclusions depend on the package booked. Some packages include full-board accommodation, game drives and airstrip transfers, while park fees or other services may be charged separately. Guests should check their Easy Travel itinerary for the exact inclusions.

Two nights are generally recommended, allowing enough time for several game drives and time to enjoy the lodge’s facilities. Three nights may suit travellers who prefer a slower safari and additional cultural or dining experiences.