Accomodation Summary
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Venue TypeHotel & Lodge
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Room TypeSingle And Double
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Meal PlanBed and Breakfast
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Airport pick up24-hour roundtrip airport shuttle service
Guaranteed accessibility features
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Wheelchair accessibleYes
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EntranceStep-free entrance
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Step-Free AreasMain amenities
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Rooms FeaturesAccessible, Wide doorways, Bedside clearance, Lowered fixtures, Emergency cord, Lift/Elevator, Accessible Bathroom
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PathwaysBarrier-free
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Service animals AllowedYes
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On-Site ServicesLoaner equipment, Trained staff, Dietary options
An exclusive tented camp on the banks of the Galana River, at the gateway to Tsavo East. Kiboko was rebuilt from the ground up around one idea: no architectural barriers. It is a “no-step” camp—wide stone paths reach every corner, tents sit on masonry bases with no raised decks, and the infinity pool over the river has a transfer chair so every guest can get in the water.
Most importantly, the camp’s safari jeeps are fitted with ramps, so you board in your own wheelchair. That solves the problem that quietly kills most accessible safaris—it’s rarely the lodge; it’s the vehicle.
Game drives run in Tsavo East, famous for its red-dust elephants, and night safaris are permitted in the Galana Conservancy. A camera at the camp waterhole feeds live to an app, so you can watch elephants, zebras, and lions come to drink from your veranda.
Features
FAQ
What's included?
Accommodation: Spacious permanent tent with private veranda over the Galana River which is step-free throughout
Full Board: Breakfast, lunch and dinner at the camp
Special Dietary Requirements: Catered with prior notice
Step-Free Access: A true "no one step" camp with wide stone paths reach every corner
Accessible Safari Vehicle: Camp jeeps with ramps which board in your own wheelchair
Game Drives: Tsavo East and Galana Conservancy, including night safaris
Swimming Pool: Infinity pool over the river, with a pool transfer chair
What's is excluded?
Transfers to/from Nairobi or the coast (Malindi/Watamu)
Flights and airstrip transfers
Tsavo East park fees and conservancy levies
Drinks, alcohol, and beverages
Massage and spa treatments
Maasai village visit and curio purchases
Personal care support or a trained travel companion (on request)
Laundry, tips, and items of a personal nature
Travel and medical insurance
