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Kenya
- Borana Lodge
- Cottars Safari Camp
- Driftwood Beach Club
- Elephant Pepper Camp
- Elsa's Kopje
- Elsa's Private House
- Funzi Keys
- Giraffe Manor
- Hemingways
- House of Waine
- Karisia Walking Safaris
- Kicheche Bush Camp
- Kicheche Laikipia
- Kicheche
- Kitich
- Kiwayu Safari Village
- Kizingo
- Leleshwa Camp
- Lewa Wilderness Trails
- Little Governors' Camp
- Loisaba Star Beds
- Loisaba
- Loldia House
- Macushla House
- Manda Bay
- Mount Kenya Climbs
- Mundui Estate
- Ngong House
- Norfolk Hotel
- Offbeat Mara Camp
- Offbeat Meru Camp
- Offbeat Safaris
- Ol Donyo Wuas Riding Safaris
- Ol Donyo Wuas
- Ol Kanjau
- Ol Malo House
- Ol Malo
- Ol Seki Mara Camp
- Peponi Hotel
- Rekero Camp
- Richard's Camp
- Rusinga Island
- Sabuk
- Samatian Island
- Sarara Camp
- Saruni Camp
- Serian
- Shompole
- Sosian
- Tana Delta Dune Camp
- Tortilis Camp
- Tassia Lodge
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Kicheche Bush Camp
Kicheche Bush Camp is small and intimate, situated in a conservancy area just outside the Masai Mara National Reserve. The camp is completely unfenced, allowing game to wander freely. Just six specially designed guest tents look out over the surrounding stunning views across the grassy plains. Each has a private sitting area and a large bedroom complete with adjoining bucket shower and flush toilet. The facilities include a dining tent, though most meals are eaten outdoors. The sitting area, equipped with comfy chairs, is a great place to relax at the end of the day with a book from the small library and a drink. Kicheche's experienced guides lead game drives in customized 4x4 vehicles allowing guests to view the incredibly varied Masai Mara wildlife. Between July and October the annual wildebeest and zebra migration from the Serengeti crosses the plains and the Mara lions, leopards and cheetah prey on the passing herds. Walking safaris from the camp are available, offering a different perspective of the Reserve and its wildlife.
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