Angama Amboseli Live Webcam – Mount Kilimanjaro

Angama Amboseli looks out over the Kimana Sanctuary, a community conservancy in the Amboseli ecosystem of Kajiado County, Kenya. Mount Kilimanjaro rises across the border in Tanzania, and the camera catches elephants, giraffes and zebra moving across the plains below the mountain.

What to see

• Large elephant breeding herds
• Some of Africa's last "super tuskers" with huge tusks
• Giraffe, zebra, wildebeest and eland
• Kilimanjaro clearing above the plains, usually at dawn

The sanctuary covers about 5,700 acres between Amboseli National Park and the Chyulu Hills, on a corridor used by elephants moving between the parks. Angama Amboseli is a small tented camp with ten suites, opened to support conservation and community work in the area. Game drives, walking safaris and visits to local Maasai communities are part of the experience.

Plan your visit

• Fly from Nairobi Wilson to Kimana airstrip (about 45 minutes)
• Visit in the dry months, June–October and January–February
• Look for Kilimanjaro early in the morning before the clouds build
• Bring layers for cold dawn drives and sun protection for the day

The Amboseli area is dry for most of the year, with rains in March–May and November. Clear mornings give the best views of the mountain, and the dry season concentrates animals around swamps and waterholes.