Kicheche Laikipia Camp keeps to just a handful of tents on the edge of Ol Pejeta, part of the small, guide-led Kicheche collection that has built its reputation on genuinely personal safaris rather than scale. It sits within reach of one of East Africa’s most significant rhino conservation stories.
A small number of spacious canvas tents on raised decks, each with an outdoor shower and private veranda overlooking the surrounding bush.
Home-style meals taken together around a communal table or, weather permitting, under the stars, with the camp’s guiding team a constant presence at the table.
Game drives across Ol Pejeta’s varied terrain, dedicated rhino tracking with conservancy rangers, and, on request, a visit to the conservancy’s chimpanzee sanctuary.
Ol Pejeta holds East Africa’s largest black rhino sanctuary and, since 2018, is also home to the last two northern white rhino on Earth, in addition to strong lion, leopard and wild dog populations.
Rhino tracking here is done at close range with expert trackers, offering some of the most reliable and intimate black rhino photography available anywhere in Africa.
Ol Pejeta is one of Africa’s flagship conservation models, funding anti-poaching, rhino protection and community programmes directly through tourism revenue, and Kicheche’s presence supports that funding stream directly.
To arrange a tailor-made journey to this lodge, speak with your Kipekee Journey Lead.
