Kenya Fly In Safari

Early morning and late afternoon are the most productive hours for game drives and our safari customised 4WD vehicles give everyone a perfect view. Watching wildlife at close range, but without encroaching on their space, is endlessly fascinating and our guides’ instincts and experience provide superb photo opportunities of wild animals. Picnic breakfasts, lunches and sundowner drinks are popular options to include on game drives

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Game drives Credit: Kicheche Camps

A different perspective is gained through escorted walks on the savannah. Our interpretive guides will point out the spoor of a leopard, the nest of a rare bird or signs of recent migration activity that would pass unnoticed by the eyes of strangers… Walks are included in our tariff.

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Guided bush walk Credit: Kicheche Camps

Kicheche Camps offers escorted walking safaris with overnight stays in a fly-camp in the bush. These excursions are led by one of Kicheche’s senior guides and an armed ranger. It is an outstanding opportunity to see the Mara from a completely different perspective and also offers some welcome exercise whilst on safari.

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Wild Camping Credit: Kicheche Camps

Wild Camping Credit: Kicheche Camps

Wild Camping Credit: Kicheche Camps

Wild Camping Credit: Kicheche Camps

Camp walks - camp exploratory walks are done within the camp’s perimeter for children under 16 yrs.

Tracking - identification of animal footprints and spoor, bones, plants and leaves.

Archery - making bows and arrows and learning to shoot.

Spear Launching - learn to throw a spear.

Fire making - learn to start a fire without matches.

Game drive with kids - observe and learn about wildlife in their natural habitat while accompanied by our expert guides. It is a fun educational experience and leaves a lasting impression.

Bush Walks - suitable for 16+yrs - these are escorted nature walks just outside our camps to explore the close-range micro-universe first-hand.

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Children Activities Credit: Kicheche Camps

Children Activities Credit: Kicheche Camps

Children Activities Credit: Kicheche Camps

Learn Maasai beadwork process while being guided by Maasai women to create your own piece. You will learn more about their culture, as well as the symbolism and social significance of this craft, providing a one-of-a-kind cultural experience.

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Kicheche Community Trust supports local schools, medical clinic and Discovery Centre. When schools are open it is possible to pay a visit to the schools – Aitong Primary & Secondary and Olkimitare Secondary. Any educational gifts or donations towards academic material are an enormous help.

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Guests can visit one of the local Maasai villages to see first-hand their way of life. A village guide or your Kicheche guide will give you an interpretive talk during your visit. There is sometimes dancing and traditional souvenirs are on sale. There is a charge of $30 per person. It is possible to visit Talek town or a number of projects supported by our Community Trust. (One can visit all)

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Credit: Kicheche Camps

Visit MEP to receive an overview of the Project and its monitoring, human wildlife conflict and anti-poaching programmes. Staff will explain the GPS satellite tracking system and if some of the MEP’s collared elephants are within reasonable proximity of the headquarters there will be an opportunity to track them.

Bookable in advance at $100 per person donation. (Min 2 pax, children under 12 free).

Duration 2-3 hours.

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MEP Visit Credit: Mara Elephant Project

This is a popular excursion in the Masai Mara. Balloons take off early each morning at sunrise and glide over the plains for approximately an hour before landing. Upon touchdown a champagne breakfast is set up before you. The excursion finishes with a game drive back to camp.

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Balloon safari Credit: Governor's balloon