Located in acacia woodlands in a secluded valley of the Naboisho Conservancy

Kicheche Valley has six sumptuous but sensitively positioned tents and dining lounge at the top of a valley with breathtaking views of prime wilderness in the 55,000-acre Naboisho Conservancy. With strict controls on bed and vehicle numbers in this community driven conservation area, a high quality safari experience is assured all year round.

Kicheche Valley camp is set on the Eastern side of the 53,000-acre conservancy in a beautiful secluded valley dotted with Acacia trees. The tents lie amongst the trees and rocky outcrops and enjoy wonderful views of the game-filled plains to the south. 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 hosting large numbers of plains game and containing a vital elephant corridor to the North. The valleys to the west are stunning for game driving and particularly walking. The camp consists of six tents, ensuring the optimum personal touch in camp. The six luxurious tents, built in a unique style incorporating high eco-standards, are set on platforms. These fully insect-proof style tents are equipped with large beds, quality linen, bedside tables, desk, sofa, luggage racks and rugs. Bathrooms are en-suite and are equipped with a shower and flushing toilet, fixed shower and hot and cold and running water. Triple tents are available on request.