The camp draws its inspiration from legendary British aristocrat, Denys Finch Hatton, who defined luxury safari camping in the African wild, and specifically, Tsavo.
Preserving Denys' dedication to elegance and style and passion for the Kenyan wilderness, Finch Hattons defines the exclusive, luxury safari experience. Originally opened in 1993, Finch Hattons was completely reconstructed, reopening in February 2015. The camp is comprised of 17 luxury suites, reminiscent of the golden days of safari with creamy white linens, hardwood writing tables, ornately carved chests, indoor and outdoor showers, free-standing copper bath tubs and elevated decks offering impeccable views of the surrounding hippo pools and the camp's water hole. The common areas include a fine dining room, outdoor dining space, star gazing terrace, cigar bar, library, infinity pool, spa and wellness center, observation deck and boma. Photos Courtesy of Finch Hattons
Safari
Guests can experience the best of the surrounding African landscape and its wide range of birds, wildlife, flora and fauna on a game drive, guided bush walk, sundowner (with spectacular sunset views of Mt. Kilimanjaro) and cultural visit with the Masai. Wildlife inherent to the area include the red elephant, giraffe, zebra, eland, buffalo, lion, impala, bushbuck, wildebeest, lesser kudu, gerenuk, oryx, hartebeest and many other species. The camp also offers excursions to Mzima Springs, Chyulu Hills, Amboseli and Lake Jipe.
Nairobi-Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (NBO)
50-minute charter flight to landing strip
Finch Hattons is easily accessible with its own landing strip, providing for a direct 50-minute scheduled or charter flight from Wilson Airport in Nairobi.
