Amboseli national park fees

Amboseli national park fees are collected by the Kenya Wildlife Services who directly manage the daily operation of the park. The park is one of the premium national parks found in Kenya which is popular and commonly visited. It receives more travellers per year making it to be second most visited after Masai Mara national reserve. All Amboseli national park fees can be pre paid at the bank using the Park account under the direct supervision of Kenya Wildlife Services. After making payments at the bank, you will go with the receipt or only the token number which you will present at the park gate for verification then you will be issued with the park receipt. Another alternative is paying directly at the park gates, this is only possible if you have credit card. Cash is not allowed from any park gate across Kenya (Amboseli national park). The surcharge of clearing the credit card is added when making payments by credit card at the park gates.

The Amboseli national park fees last or its valid for only 24 hours and they are paid per person not a team or group. After making payments of the Amboseli national park fees, you will have access to all the park activities that are run by Kenya Wildlife Services. If you want to do any private activity at the park like Balloon safari then you will pay an extra fees to the tour operator according to their charges. If you want to arrange private game ranger to be your guide of the day then you will pay extra fees for his or her services.

The Amboseli national park fees are categorised in two the adult fees and the children or student fees. All adults pay the same amount. The adults are defined as person of 16 years and above and children are persons from 5 years to 15 years of age. While students are the learning persons who are in institutions and they have come purposely for learning or school trip. You must possess valid school or institution identity card. The other categories of persons are Foreigners and residents, this also have different difinitions and pay different amount of Amboseli national park fees.

 

Foreigners

These are the first category of travellers which is more popular and dominates the tourism industry not only in Amboseli but entire Africa. They are the travellers from overseas that come to Kenya or Africa for the purpose of leisure only. They take a period less than two months and they return back to their home country.

 

Foreign residents

These are the foreigners or tourists who possess the Kenyan residential status and they want to explore the beauty of Amboseli national park. They are given special rates simply because they are all ready contributing to the revenue of the country in one way or another. Its also a way of encouraging the foreigners who have acquired the country citizenship to move at=round the country to experience the beauty of the country.

 

East Africans or Residents

These are tourists that are residents or citizens of Kenya and entire East African community member countries. All the member countries enjoy the same privileges as the Kenyan residents and they pay the same rates.

All the foreigners pay money in dollars while the East Africans and Kenyan residents pay money in Kenyan shillings.  There are also other kind of Amboseli national park that are a must pay if you have to enter the park like: Vehicle fees, aircraft fees, trucks and delivery van fees, animal passes, special services and activities, camping fees and others. For more information on Amboseli national park fees, please check out the Kenya Wildlife Services tariff plan for 2020.

 

Below is breakdown of Amboseli national park fees

 

FOREIGNERS /NON RESIDENTS (usd)

 

Adults                     60$

 

Children                 35$

 

Students                  35$

 

RESIDENTS (KSH)

 

 

Adults                      1,030ksh

 

Children                   515ksh

 

CITIZENS (KSH)

 

Adults                        860ksh

 

Children                      215ksh

 

Other Tsavo national park fees charges (KSH)

 

Vehicles charge per Vehicle per day

 

Vehicles from 5 seater and below   300Ksh

 

Vehicles from 6 to 12 seats              1,030Ksh

 

Vehicles from 13 to 24 seats             2,535Ksh

 

Vehicles from 25 to 44 seats              4,050Ksh

 

Vehicles from 44 seats and above       5000Ksh

 

Aircrafts per single landing (ksh)

 

Aircrafts less than 3 seats                 300ksh

 

3 to 6 seats                                        500ksh

 

7 to 14 seats                                       1000ksh

 

15 to 20 seats                                    2,155ksh

 

21 and above seats                                3,015ksh

 

TRUCKS AND DELIVERY VEHICLES PER DAY (KSH)

 

1 to 3 Tonnes                                        515ksh

 

4 to 7 tonnes                                          2,155ksh

 

Above 7 tonnes                                     3,015ksh

 

ANNUAL PASSES

 

Adults                                                       43,100ksh

 

Child                                                         10,340ksh

 

Corporates                                                  103,440ksh

 

Tour drivers                                             6,000ksh

 

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