Severin Safari Camp is situated in Kenya's Tsavo West National Park, just across the border from Mount Kilimanjaro. At over 9,000 square kilometres, Tsavo West is a sizeable park best known for its red earth, vast plains and big elephants. While the wildlife often disperses during the summer months, it congregates around the few permanent sources of water from June to October making for highly productive game viewing. Severin is set amongst the umbrella-ed acacias, on a wide open plain that teems with wildlife, and although quite a large lodge, Severin does a commendable job of keeping a wild feel about it while maintaining an impressive level of luxury for the price.
The camp offers 27 luxurious accommodations and 8 self-contained Kitani Bandas spread over 25 hectares of bushland. The camp is not fenced and therefore perfectly integrated into the natural environment.
The tents provide a wonderful view of the landscape and the wild animals that pass freely at the water hole. Maasai warriors are representatives of the harmony of the Severin Safari Camp with man and nature.
The Camp serve breakfast, lunch and dinner at à la carte “Out of Africa” restaurant, the “Thorn Tree Bar” offers all kinds of refreshments.
