We only operate in Kenya’s private wildlife conservancies to offer the highest quality safari experience to our guests. Top of the range wildlife viewing yet in an uncrowded pristine environment. Furthermore these conservancies have secured 250,000 acres of wildlife habitat.
Masai Mara... Africa's Eden
What is left to say about Africa’s most incredibly fertile wildlife habitat? Not only do our guests witness the most astonishing wildlife displays they also benefit from the following;
Private Community Wildlife Conservancies conserving 150,000 threatened acres- Conservancies that have Kenya’s highest predator density
- Low density tourism model (1 bed per 350 acres) ensuring uncrowded game drives
- Photographers paradise, abundant fauna, sensational scenery, flexibility and off road driving permitted
- Fabulous game walking
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laikipia - Rhino heaven
Ol Pejeta Conservancy – East Africa’s largest Black Rhino sanctuary.
90,000 acres of wildlife including Northern range species such as Reticulated Giraffe, Oryx, and Jackson’s Hartebeest
Extensive range of outdoor and conservation activities available here
our camps
Welcome to our luxury bush sanctuaries where all your senses will be immersed in the sounds and smells of the African Savannah. All our camps have;
- Prime locations in the heart of private wildlife Conservancies
- Only 12-16 guests
- Top quality Silver rated guiding team
- Hosted by experienced managers
- Eco Gold rated
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Voices
what our clients say
We have visited national parks and conservancies in South Africa, Botswana, Zimbabwe and Kenya, probably 15 in all and this has been the best experience ever in terms of animals seen over a 2 day period, the variety of species…all except rhino for the big five for our granddaughter to see on her first trip to Africa.
Jill & Stuart - Australia.
Kicheche Bush camp was very well placed in a good conservancy which enabled us to have the most brilliant sightings of animals. In one morning we saw a pride of lions with cubs eating a fresh kill, we watched a leopard and her cub for about 2 hours, and we saw 6 cheetahs - we could not have wished for more! We also saw the wildebeest crossing which was lucky.
Rochussen Family - UK
We’ve seen more wildlife here in Mara North Conservancy than all our other trips to Africa combined, with many Ȑnew Surprisesȑ also.
Maggie & Ron
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