Kamungi Banda – Your Ecotourism Adventure Awaits!
The Kamungi Banda is a self-catering Banda located within the Kamungi Conservancy, along the northern boundary of Tsavo East National Park in the Tsavo Triangle.
About the Kamungi Banda
Located in Kamungi Conservancy, this self catering banda is a perfect little getaway or stop off point between Nairobi and Mombasa for family and friends with an open area living room, a fully furnished kitchen and four ensuite bedrooms with two beds in each.
Accommodation & Amenities:
The Kamungi Banda offers four spacious bedrooms, each equipped with a double and single bed, comfortably accommodating up to 12 guests. Each bedroom is en suite, providing comfort and privacy for all visitors. Guests can relax in the shared central mess area, which includes a bar, seating, dining space, and a fully equipped shared kitchen.
The banda operates on a self-catering basis, with a team of dedicated staff including a cook to prepare meals during your stay. Although guests are expected to bring their own food, drinks, and cleaning products, the kitchen is well-equipped with a large fridge, chest freezer, 5-hob gas oven, stove kettle, cooking utensils, and crockery. For convenience, a welcome pack is provided upon booking, which includes a list of meals the cook is experienced in preparing. Additionally, the cook is eager to learn new recipes from guests who wish to share their culinary skills.
Amenities:
- One fully equipped Kitchen with a gas cooker and oven, a fridge and a freezer
- Cutlery and crockery for 12 people is provided
- There’s solar power for charging devices
- Plenty of cleaning water from a borehole
- Four en-suite bedrooms with two beds each
- Flushing toilets
- Hot showers
- Wifi
Not Included: Tsavo East National park fees, drinking water, alcohol, soft drinks, food, vehicles, drivers, fuel, laundry, activities.
To book The Kamungi Banda, self-cateringing unit please contact Tsavo Trust
For booking enquiries contact Tsavo Trust – Tel: +254 (0) 707 771 010 | Email: reservationskamungi@gmail.com
Office opening hours: Monday – Friday 9:00am to 17:00pm. Saturday and Sunday closed.
Location
Location – Kamungi Conservancy and adjacent to the northern boundary of Tsavo East National Park
The nearest town being Mtito Andei about 20 minutes away from the Banda, offering a great location for guests traveling between Nairobi and Mombasa, secluded and abundant in wildlife including elephants, zebra, lesser kudu and much more.
Take a look around the camp:
Activities and Experiences:
Game Drive in Tsavo East National Park Triangle Area
Guests must purchase their KWS park tickets online and present them to the manager before heading out. Guests have the opportunity to encounter a diverse range of wildlife, including elephants, lions, leopards, wild dogs, buffalo, giraffes, zebras, lesser kudu, impalas, and a wide variety of bird species, among many others.
Visit the Kamungi Conservancy Headquarters
Visit the Conservancy permaculture site, honey processing room, and meet with the Conservancy Manager to learn more about the conservancy and its purpose. This will be charged at a small cost.
Community Project Tours
Visit various community projects implemented by Tsavo Trust in the Kamungi Conservancy, including human-wildlife conflict mitigation, education, water, and climate-smart initiatives. This will be charged at a small cost.
All activities can be arranged through the site Manager.
Rates:
The entire facility is booked exclusively for one group at a time, ensuring a private and personalised experience.
The cost per night for up to 4 guests is KES 15,000 (VAT Inclusive). For each additional person thereafter, there will be an extra charge of KES 5,000 per individual including children 7 years and above, payable via Mpesa to the registered Mpesa Paybill account. Children 6 years and below will be free of charge.
Please Note: Located adjacent to the northern boundary of Tsavo East National Park, the banda is just a short 2km drive from the park entrance. Guests must purchase their park tickets online through the Ecitizen platform and present them at the Kenya Wildlife Service entry gate upon arrival and to the Kamungi Banda’s Manager each day they plan to enter the park to ensure compliance. Wi-Fi is available on-site for guests’ convenience.
Sustainability:
The Kamungi Banda offers a unique eco-tourism experience. This strategic location provides a haven for diverse wildlife, including elephants, wild dogs, lions, warthogs, zebras, and over 100 bird species, making it a paradise for nature enthusiasts and bird watchers.
What sets the Kamungi Banda apart is its commitment to eco-friendliness, wildlife conservation, and community involvement. Established in 2014 with the support of Tsavo Trust, the conservancy acts as a vital buffer zone, protecting wildlife and providing livelihood opportunities for local communities. By staying at Kamungi Banda, guests directly contribute to the financial independence of the Kamungi Conservancy and support the community of 385 households, empowering them to fund their development projects and achieve self-reliance.
By staying at Kamungi Banda, you are not only immersing yourself in the natural beauty and tranquility of the region but also making a meaningful impact on wildlife conservation and community development.
Tsavo Trust is offering oversight and training for this facility as part of our commitment to strengthening the Kamungi Conservancy. We are providing these services pro bono to support Kamungi’s growth and capacity-building efforts. All income generated by the facility goes directly to Kamungi Conservancy, with funds managed by the elected Kamungi Board.
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For booking enquiries contact Tsavo Trust – Tel: +254 (0) 707 771 010 | Email: reservationskamungi@gmail.com
Office opening hours: Monday – Friday 9:00am to 17:00pm. Saturday and Sunday closed.
The Kamungi Tourism facility was built with the financial support of the European Union and the Organisation of African, Caribbean and Pacific States through the BIOPAMA Programme, and the Tofauti Foundation through the Tsavo Trust.
