Tarhi Camp - Tsavo East

Tarhi Eco Camp is situated on the seasonal Voi River in Tsavo East National Park. It is a camp in the true "old style". Each tent has flush toilet and shower with hot and cold water. Power is supplied by generator and also solar powered lighting at night. Food, of local and international origins, is prepared over open braziers.

Kambi ya Tarhi has the atmosphere of the pioneer camps of long ago while providing the luxury of a permanent camp with modern amenities. Tarhi is the name that the indigenous Liangulu people gave the dik dik, miniature antelope that are often seen near Kambi ya Tarhi, the camp of the dik dik.

The camp is surrounded by Boskia trees and other local vegetation. It over looks a waterhole where the animals come to drink. Game drives through the Tsavo East park offer the chance to view the spectacular scenery and wildlife for which this park is famous.

All tents, the 2 dining areas, 2 campfires and our “ Chui “ (Leopard) bar are naturally surrounded by Boskia trees and other wild growing vegetation.

All tents and all bathrooms are provided with power from our 2 camp generators (220 volts)All tents and all bathrooms are provided with solar power for the night hours, when the generators are off. Photo- or video cameras can be charged by the 2 dining places.

Generator running times 5:00 – 7:00 AM / 1:00 PM – 4 PM / 6:00 PM until the last guest goes to the tent.


Facilities:
Game viewing, bird watching


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