Activities at the lodge include guided nature walks and game drives conducted in specially adapted open-sided safari vehicle and are the perfect way to view spotted hyenas, jackals, warthogs, olive baboons and vervet monkeys, as well as, the Big Five. Other activities include Maasai dancing and cultural displays in a dedicated and classes on Maasai beadwork, Maasai warriorhood, and Maasai tracking. Specially arranged culturally-interactive trips to local Maasai villages and/or schools can also be arranged.

The central dining area can be reached by a timbered bridge over a melt-water stream. The lounge and bar feature a broad terrace and a blazing fire-pit. The decor reflects the traditional artifacts of the Maasai people. Breakfast and lunch are served buffet-style with a wide range of international choices, while lunch menus will typically include meat, poultry, fish, and vegetarian options. The wine list offers a broad selection of old- and new-world wines, in addition to, local and imported beers and spirits, soft drinks, and freshly-squeezed fruit juices. The Amboseli lantern-lit bush dinner with Maasai warriors in traditional dress around the campfire is truly magical. At the heart of the lodge is a free-form swimming pool that is shaded by palm trees.