Ngulia Safari lodge is situated inside Tsavo West National Park spectacularly atop on the edge of the Ngulia Escarpment, offering a vast panorama of Tsavo National Park sweeping plains. Ngulia lodge overlooks the famous rhino protected reserve which is the largest in the world, hence guaranteeing encounter with this rare African animal, 20 Black Rhinos have been released from the Ngulia Rhino Sanc
tuary in the Ngulia lodge neighborhood; this implies enhanced security and rhinos at our water holes. The Ngulia Safari lodge Tsavo is an ideal base from which to explore Tsavo Wildlife Park, one of the world's largest national parks, boasting more than sixty mammal species within its borders, after the dark the waterloo by the lodge is floodlit allowing guests to see the nocturnal animals coming in from the bush to quench their thirst including the illusive leopard. The Ngulia lodge is more internationally re-known as a haven for bird lovers - who converge at the safari lodge every year between October and December to "ring " migrating birds escaping the harsh winter conditions of the northern hemisphere (The only bird ringing station in Kenya). Ngulia Lodge Tsavo no doubt has one of the most breathtaking views in Kenya, guests take guided safari expeditions to Mzima Springs ( a living Oasis inhabited with fish, crocodiles and hippos), Hippo Point ( inhabited with hippos and crocodiles), Shetani Caves, Chaimu Lava flows, Kichwa Tembo and Roaring Rocks among others. Ngulia lodge Tsavo was constructed in 1969 can be accessed from Nairobi (260 km away), through Mtito Andei Gate or from Mombasa (250km away) through Tsavo River Gate. The Ngulia lodge Tsavo has 52 standard rooms, all with bath and shower and a balcony with a view of the vast wilderness and floodlit water holes, the rooms are being given a gradual face–lift, Thatch and wood bandas raised just above ground level, each with its own veranda, blend in aesthetically with the bush environment. There is an inviting pool surrounded by flowering shrubs and trees, two inviting bars, and a restaurant with good home-cooked food. Because the lodge is in the park, you don't have to travel far to see lots of big game: lions, cheetahs, a leopard if you're lucky, elephants, buffalos, and hundreds of pretty little gazelles, It has two restaurants: The main restaurant - built in an open-air style, has a view of floodlit water holes and the Leopard dinning tree. There is also the Leopard view bar open in the evenings before the arrival of leopard from the wilderness, A second bar, the Leopard View Point Bar, has been opened at a strategic point where guests can wait for the leopard’s arrival while taking their drink served by customer friendly waiters. Guests can enjoy their meals as they watch the leopard feast, other animals drink water and make love, and the birds compete in their melodies. A new borehole has been sunk at Ngulia Safari Hotel providing more than enough supply of water to the water holes within the Lodge and also for watering of the gardens.
