Man Eaters Camp – Where History Meets the Wild of Tsavo
Set along the banks of the Tsavo River within Tsavo West National Park, Man Eaters Camp offers a truly unique safari experience steeped in history and surrounded by raw African wilderness. The camp stands near the site of the legendary Tsavo Man-Eaters incident of 1898, where two lions famously halted the construction of the Kenya–Uganda railway—adding a fascinating historical dimension to your stay.
Today, the camp provides a peaceful riverside retreat where guests can enjoy both wildlife and heritage. The Tsavo River attracts elephants, crocodiles, hippos, and a wide range of birdlife, creating a constant flow of activity right in front of the camp. The surrounding landscapes of volcanic hills, acacia woodlands, and open plains offer diverse safari experiences.
Man Eaters Camp combines authentic tented safari living with comfort and character, making it ideal for travelers looking for something beyond the ordinary.
Accommodation
The camp features spacious tented rooms designed to offer comfort while staying close to nature:
- Large safari tents with king or twin bed options
- En-suite bathrooms with hot showers
- Private verandas overlooking the Tsavo River
- Rustic yet comfortable interiors inspired by classic safari style
- Family tents and group options available
Each tent provides a relaxing retreat where guests can listen to the sounds of the river and wildlife throughout the day and night.
