TREETOPS:
Constructed in 1932 near a water hole in the area presently known as the salient, the  Treetops site in a suitable location where guests can drink in the sight of Elephants, Buffalos, Rhinos and more from the safety of four viewing decks and a rooftop platform. Shutterbugs can take close shots from two photographic hides at ground level.

A Night at a Tree hotel in Aberdare National Park
Day 1: Nairobi/ Tree Top
Met upon arrival with our traditional welcoming style by our staff members.
Transfer to Nairobi city for a city tour before leaving for Abedare national park. Enjoy seeing the gorgeous Kikuyu central highlands with coffee and tea bushes en route before arriving at the base hotel for lunch.
Transfer to the Treetops Tree Lodge/hotel arriving in time for an afternoon tea and later have dinner and overnight game viewing at the natural salt lick and floodlight water hole. Here we have an underground photographic hide which gives you unsurpassed view of big wildlife at close quarters. Kindly note: Owing to the small limited sizes of the cabins, only a small overnight bag is permitted in the base hotels. The rest of the luggage is left in the base hotel to be retrieved latter the following morning.
Strictly children under the age of seven (7) years are not permitted.

Day 2: TreeTops/ Nairobi
After break fast, transfer to the base hotel for the checkouts. Depart for Nairobi via the biggest open-air market in East Africa (Karatina). A stopover at Thika (Blue post hotel) for a cup of coffee arriving Nairobi in the afternoon.

About Aberdares National Park
The Aberadares National Park has a variety of fauna flora and scenery that you’ll seldom find elsewhere. Due to the dense forest vegetation, you will need to do some searching for the wildlife, but there are also many purposes built game viewing lodges – Treetops and The Ark which attract a lot of visitors to the park. Elephants and buffaloes are the dominant animals, but rarer species can be found, including black rhinos, bongo antelopes, black servals and the elusive black leopard. Hundreds of bird species can be also be seen. The viewing platforms next to the dramatic Chania Falls and Karura Falls are popular; Gura Falls, which drops 300m into thick forest, is more difficult to get to.
For the past few years the Rhino Ark organization has been constructing an electric fence around the park perimeter. Once finished, the 278 km barrier will keep animals within the park and stop local villagers encroaching on the forest.