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Kimana Lodge Set at the foothills of Mount Kilimanjaro, Kimana
Lodge nestles in a flower strewn glade surrounded by tall acacia
tress. It's long, sheltered verandah overlooks a natural spring
frequented by birds and wild animals including nightly visits
by a family of leopards to the baiting tree, hyena, buffalo and
numerous other game. Within a short walking distance one may visit
the marvellous hippo pools. |
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Life in the vicinity of the lodge centres around numerous springs fed by the snows of Mount Kilimanjaro and their catchment area, the Kimana Swamp. Being the only source of water and lush vegetation for miles around, the swamp not only nurtures the Masai tribe people, resplendent in their scarlet togas as they herd their cattle, but also numerous species of waterfowl and resident wildlife which continue to flourish and coexist with the Masai as they have for thousands of years. The wilderness here is reminiscent of the hunting territory that was once roamed by the great hunters of a bygone era. |
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