CAREFULLY SELECTED LODGE WITH WARM HOSPITALITY.
DELICIOUS BREAKFASTS AND ACCESS TO A SALTWATER SWIMMING POOL..
ONSITE ORGANIC GARDEN AND FOCUS ON QUALITY INGREDIENTS.
PRIVATE YOGA CLASSES AND COMMUNITY FITNESS CLASSES AVAILABLE.
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Kicheche Bush Camp is located in a superb wildlife area in Olare Motorogi Conservancy bordering the Masai Mara Reserve. The game viewing is first class and the exclusivity of the Conservancy ensures a high quality African safari and Kenya holiday experience with low density tourism. Game drives start right from the camp itself and it is the ideal location to witness the annual wildebeest migration
The perfect hideaway in the outstanding wilderness of Olare Motorogi Conservancy. Kicheche Bush camp has attracted scores of professional photographers who trust the Kicheche approach to a day on safari. That has created an exciting environment where any amateur photographer can raise their game and capture the sorts of images that inspired them in the first place.
- Simple luxury of an elegant common area for relaxing, having tea or dining
- 6 stylish tents spread out under Acacia trees
- Spacious en-suite bathroom with running cold and hot water
- A personal atmosphere prevails at Bush where you will mix with other guests and your hosts at meals and around the fire each evening for an aperitif
- Lunch under the trees or in a form of a picnic while in the Conservancy
- Water dispenser in each tent to refill your complimentary water bottle.
- Lighting is supplied 24 hours; charging facilities in the tent, however, the solar system does not allow hair dryers
- WIFI but can be unstable
- Game drives in safari customized 4WD vehicles with one of our Silver guides.
- Watching wildlife at close range
- Superb wildlife photography
- Extended game drives – we do not impose limits on the length
- Guided walks
- Fly camp: one night out in the wilderness either as a journey towards Kicheche Valley camp or on its own. The Mara Wilderness package is done by foot across the Mara with a night out wild camping.