Severin Safari Camp, Tsavo West

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Severin Safari Camp

The camp is located in the Kitani Wildlife area of Tsavo West National Park overlooking Mt. Kilimanjaro. The camp is 250 kilometers from Mombasa and Nairobi. drive from Nairobi to Tsavo West National Park, which is approximately 4-5 hours (around 250-300 km, depending on the route). Fly from Nairobi’s Wilson Airport to Tsavo West’s airstrip. You could take a train to Mombasa, followed by a road transfer to the camp.

Accommodation and facilities

The Executive Suites, Kibo and Mawenzi, offer an elevated safari experience with stunning views of Mount Kilimanjaro and the vast Tsavo plains.  Every suite features a high observation deck with sun loungers, perfect for unwinding while viewing the breathtaking views.  The spacious room includes a king-size bed, lush tent canvas, and a corner bathtub for added comfort.  Families have the option of adding an adjacent connected Luxury Tent, making the suite ideal for larger groups or those seeking additional space.  The connected Luxury Tent is available for an extra fee and must be rented separately.  Guests who rent the Executive Suite receive complimentary tea and coffee making supplies, as well as a first-fill minibar.

The Luxury Tents offer the perfect blend between luxury and outdoor adventure.   Each tent has handmade wooden furnishings in the traditional African style, giving an authentic and personal setting.   With a private veranda, you can enjoy breathtaking views of the nearby savanna, where wildlife roams freely.   Each tent features an en-suite bathroom with running hot and cold water and a shower, ensuring a comfortable stay while admiring Tsavo’s wild beauty.   The tents are ideal for those seeking a close connection with nature without sacrificing comfort.

The Junior Suites offer additional space and comfort, making them ideal for families or couples looking for a more deluxe safari experience.  Each suite has a separate lounge space and a private courtyard with an outdoor shower, providing both seclusion and a connection to nature.  The big bathrooms feature double washbasins and large windows that let in natural light, adding to the relaxing atmosphere.

Dining and cuisine

At severin there is a restaurant.Meals are served in a buffet in breakfast with a local and international delights. An a la carte for both lunch and dinner with a 3 course meal.The are also option of guest eating meals at the bush under the stars.

Their bar is called Thorn Tree Bar. Enjoy a refreshing drink and the view of the illuminated waterhole as the sounds of the African night surround you. Also enjoy a set camp fire and beautiful starry sky creating  a magical environment, making it  an incredible day. As the day comes to an end, unwind with a Sundowner at Poacher’s Lookout. Enjoy the beautiful sunset with a glass of sparkling wine and a stunning view of Mount Kilimanjaro. These amazing moments will stay with you indefinitely.

Wildlife and safari experience

Tsavo National Park is one of the main tourist destinations in Kenya and is located in the south western part of Kenya,13,747 square kilometers. It is divided into 2 having Tsavo East National Park & Tsavo West National Park. .Its  famously known as the Land of Lava, Springs, Man-Eaters & Magical Sunsets.

The camp organizes morning and evening game drives in Tsavo West which are guided by professional guides. Tsavo West is home to a diverse range of wildlife, including elephants, lions, leopards, cheetahs, giraffes, buffaloes, and zebras, as well as several antelope species including impalas and waterbucks.There are over 500 species of birds, including hornbills, eagles, and flamingos (especially around Mzima Springs).

Cultural and recreational activities

Severin Safari Camp focuses not just on wildlife and nature, but also on delivering unique cultural and recreational experiences . Severin Safari Camp provides the opportunity to visit local Maasai community. The Maasai are a vibrant and culturally diverse culture, and visiting them provides a unique perspective on their traditional way of life. Severin Safari Camp features a swimming pool where guests can unwind and relax after a day of safari experiences. The pool is surrounded by rich vegetation, creating a relaxing and refreshing atmosphere.You can also have a nature walk guide to  allow you to explore the area on foot, often accompanied by a knowledgeable guide who will share insights into the smaller aspects of the environment, such as plant life, insects, and animal tracks.

Sustainability and conservation

Severin Safari Camp is committed to sustainability and conservation through numerous projects. The camp uses solar energy for lights and hot water, lowering its carbon footprint. It also conserves water through efficient management systems and encourages trash reduction by eliminating waste and utilizing biodegradable items. Through collaborations with anti-poaching teams and conservation organizations, the camp actively contributes to animal conservation initiatives in Tsavo West, including elephant and rhino protection. In addition, Severin helps to monitor wildlife and conserve endangered species.The camp also creates job opportunities to the local community.

 

 

How to get there

By Road: By driving, take the Mombasa-Nairobi highway and enter Tsavo West National Park through the Main Gate. From there, follow the park’s internal roads to the camp. The journey is about 4-6 hours, depending on your starting point.

By Air: From Nairobi, you can either take a charter flight to the Severin Safari Camp airstrip (about 1 hour) or drive for about 5-6 hours (approximately 250 km).

The best time to visit is when the finest season for wildlife viewing since animals congregate near waterholes and rivers, making them easier to detect. The dry circumstances indicate that vegetation is  limited, therefore the chances of sighting animals increase.

Conclusion

Severin safari camp of a blend of luxury accommodation,adventure and cultural immersion.With its location situated at Tsavo West ,offering scenic views of the wild animals giving an unforgettable  experience.The camp’s eco-friendly operations and dedication to conservation make it an appropriate alternative for ecologically aware visitors. Whether you’re looking for comfort, adventure, or environmental responsibility, Severin Safari Camp provides an amazing experience that ideally meets the different needs of modern safari-goers.

FAQ’s

  1. When is the ideal time to visit Severin Safari Camp?
    The best time to visit is during the dry season (June to October), when wildlife is more visible and are near water sources. However, the rainy season (November to May) offers a lush scenery and fewer tourists, excellent for bird watchers and those seeking a peaceful experience.
  2. What wildlife can I expect to see at Severin Safari Camp?

Guests can expect to see a wide variety of wildlife, including the Big Five (lion, elephant, buffalo, leopard, and rhino), as well as giraffes, zebras, cheetahs, and numerous bird species, particularly during game drives in Tsavo West National Park.

  1. Is the camp suitable for families and children?

Severin Safari Camp is family-friendly and offers family-oriented safari packages with activities suitable for children. The camp’s setting and accommodations provide a safe, comfortable environment for families to enjoy their safari experience.

  1. Can I book game drives or safaris at the camp?

The camp offers guided game drives, bush walks, and sundowner experiences to enhance your safari adventure, providing a variety of options to explore the wildlife and landscape of Tsavo West.

 

 

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