LOCATION:
Tarhi Camp is known also a Dik Dik Camp. Tarhi is the name the indigenous Liangulu people gave the Dik Dik, the petite antelope often seen near the camp.

Accommodation, Dining

On the banks of Voi River, in a shadowed glade among the Boskia trees, Tarhi Camp has the atmosphere of the pioneer camps of long ago while providing the luxury of a permanent camp with modern utilities.

It is ideally placed in one of the most prolific game viewing areas of the Tsavo National Park.

You can make your safari an all day experience as you enjoy the serenity and surprises of the African bush around the camp, watching the lights on the Taita hills, listening to the calls of the animals or marveling at the brightly colored birds.

Each Tarhi camp comes ensuite with shower and restroom, all with running hot and cold water.

In the evening the generator is turned on, which fully lights the camp within a superb atmosphere. One can also charge the camcorders and photographic equipment.

Dining is safari style under open canopy tent that overlooks the Taita Hills.