Kicheche Valley Naibosho Camp
Kicheche Valley Naibosho Camp is a mid-range accommodation found in the acacia woodland, in a secluded valley in the heart of the Naibosho Conservancy, close to the Maasai Mara National Park in the Kenya region. The camp is in the perfect base for tourists and travelers who want to explore the park with its beautiful views. You can get to the camp by road or air transport, taking approximately 5-6 hours (250 km) to drive from Nairobi city center to Maasai Mara National Park and an hour to fly from Nairobi to the close airstrip, then a few minutes’ drive to be transferred to the camp.
Kicheche Valley Naibosho Camp consists of 6 spacious and comfortable tents overlooking the acacia woodland/wilderness, reflecting traditional building styles with comfort. Each tent is well elevated, decorated, and furnished with en-suite facilities of clean private flush toilets, safari-style hot and cold showers, dressing mirrors, mosquito nets, deck chairs, work decks, wooden tables, free toiletries, complimentary bottled water, and many others. Each tent has a sitting area, private veranda, and vanity deck that give a better view over the acacia woodland, wildebeest, and surrounding areas. Tents are equipped with comfortable, clean bedding containing queen-sized beds. There is a fireplace at the camp where guests relax and share stories about safaris; it also provides warmth to visitors during cold nights. The camp offers tents suitable for families as well as individuals with single beds, double beds, twin beds, and triple beds.
Kicheche Valley Naibosho Camp offers more services and facilities, which include
A dining area in the main canvas structure that serves different meals, both international (vegetarian and non-vegetarian) and Kenyan cuisine, to meet guests choices. Continental breakfast , picnic lunch, and dinners (both indoor and outdoor dinners) are served by well-trained, friendly, and organized staff. They also serve bush dinners overlooking the stars in the sky and bush breakfasts while enjoying the sunrises.
A well-stocked bar and lounge with a variety of refreshments, both local and international beers, allows you to relax and sip the cocktail while overlooking the breathtaking views over the Woodland and the surrounding area.
Services; Free parking space available, laundry and housekeeping services available, and airport pickups and drop-offs offered .
Wi-Fi hotspot internet is available at the camp that enables visitors to keep in touch with their families and friends. You are able to surf the web while connected.
Activities include game drives that will give a chance to see a wide range of animals, hot air ballooning safaris above the Mara, nature walks in the local villages of the Maasai, night safaris, birding/bird watching in Mara Paradise, and many others.
Masaai mara national park is among the largest and most visited parks in Kenya, known for its incredible density and variety of animals. it is situated 270km north of Nairobi in Kenya, occupying a total area of 1,510 km². There are many over 1 million tribes in Kenya. The Maasai are the initial and local group of semi-nomadic people that settled in Kenya and the northern part of Tanzania. Maasai Mara National Park is an area of preserved savannah wilderness in southwestern Kenya, along the Tanzanian border. The park contains over a million animals that include lions, cheetahs, elephants, zebras, and hippos, 600 species of birds, and 60 species of raptors in different colors. Wildebeest traverse its plains during their annual migration from Serengeti National Park during July, August, and October . The landscape has grassy plains and rolling hills and is crossed by the Mara and Talek rivers. There are several accommodations in Masaai mara national park ; budget , mid-range, and luxury accommodations, which are all friendly and convenient to guests visiting Masaai Mara National Park. There are different activities to do while in Masaai Mara National Park: game viewing, where you spot various animals while migrating from Serengeti; boat cruises at the Mara River; hot air balloon rides; bird watching, since the park contains many bird species; nature walks in the park; visiting the Masaai River; seeing wildebeest migration; flying safaris; cultural visits in the Masaai homes; and many others.
