Kicheche Valley Camp

Nestled in the serene acacia woodlands of the Naboisho Conservancy, Kicheche Valley Camp offers an intimate and luxurious safari experience. This exclusive tented camp features six uniquely designed tents, all built with high eco-standards and set on platforms to provide an unparalleled vantage point for viewing Kenya’s stunning wildlife and wilderness. There is one family suite at Kicheche Valley Camp that includes two separate bedrooms (double and twin/triple), each with an ensuite bathroom. A connecting lounge, furnished with a sofa and small table, offers a cosy space for private dining and relaxation.

The location is close to both the Enniskeria river region, with its stunning granite outcrops and permanent pools popular with the resident wildlife, and the vast plains to the north, which host large numbers of plains game and contain a vital elephant corridor to the North. The valleys to the west are stunning for game driving and particularly walking.

At Kicheche Valley, the limited number of guests ensures a personalized and memorable stay, and the attentive staff provides exceptional service, making sure every detail of your safari adventure is perfect.

The Guides

The highly rated guides and strict controls on bed and vehicle numbers in this community-driven wildlife conservation area ensure a high-quality African safari and wilderness experience year-round. The guides possess the most up-to-date knowledge on where to locate fauna and are well-acquainted with their habits and behaviours, having conducted thousands of game drives. For these guides, the wilderness is their backyard.

About the Naboisho Conservancy

Naboisho Conservancy, meaning "coming together" in the Maa language, is a remarkable example of a community-led initiative aimed at preserving land and wildlife through sustainable tourism. Spanning 52,000 acres (210 km²) of private land, it is dedicated to wildlife conservation, providing a safe haven for a diverse array of species. This conservancy boasts the highest density of giraffes in the entire Maasai Mara ecosystem, offering a unique opportunity to witness these majestic creatures in their natural habitat.