Glamping-style tents on a rural property offering an al-fresco restaurant & safaris.
The waterhole is 100 meters from your tent, and families of 25 elephants show up every morning during dry season. Guests have watched lions chase zebras at night from their glamping beds, and guide Chris makes sure you're safe, informed, and having fun. The tents keep bugs out, but you'll hear lions roar outside.
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Read guide →Satao is an amazing place! I think the water hole in front of the camp is the best thing. Many animals come to it during the dry season. We saw a family of 25 elephants that came every morning. There...
Our stay at Satao Camp was absolutely unforgettable — far beyond our expectations! Before arriving, I imagined we might see a few animals from a distance, but what we experienced was pure magic. Eleph...
I couldn’t speak more highly of Satao Camp in Tsavo East. We saw lions, elephants, giraffes, hippos, ostriches, and so many more including many bird variations. Our tour guide Chris made sure we were...
I am a travel writer and seasoned traveller in East Africa. I have stayed at Satao Camp twice, a total of 8 nights, and I will go back. Satao offers all the comfots and niceties of luxury safari camps...
This was a very different experience! This camp is amazing with the waterhole just 100m away from the tents. And got a nice viewpoint to look at all the animals going to drink some water. In the nigh...
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