Kicheche Mara Camp sits beside the Olare Orok stream inside Mara North Conservancy, one of the founding properties of the small, guide-focused Kicheche collection, built deliberately small to keep the safari experience personal rather than programmatic.
A small number of spacious tents set along the stream, each with an outdoor shower and private veranda, finished simply and comfortably.
Home-style meals taken together at a communal table, with the camp’s small scale keeping guiding staff and guests in genuine conversation throughout the stay.
Game drives across Mara North’s conservancy grassland, walking safaris, and, in season, front-row access to migration river crossings nearby.
Mara North holds a healthy resident lion and leopard population year-round, supplemented during the July-October migration by huge numbers of wildebeest and zebra moving through the conservancy.
Mara North’s conservancy status limits vehicle numbers at any sighting, making it one of the more reliable places in the wider Mara ecosystem for uncrowded predator photography.
Kicheche’s long-standing conservancy partnership supports Mara North’s land-lease payments to Maasai landowners, directly linking the camp’s operation to the conservancy’s continued existence.
To arrange a tailor-made journey to this lodge, speak with your Kipekee Journey Lead.
