Naboisho
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KICHECHE VALLEY CAMP
Kicheche Valley Camp offers a luxury experience. Each huge tent is sited on platforms and has three sides that open up to allow each visitor to soak in the wonderful surroundings of the valley. The tent decks provide the perfect location to relax and soak in the wilderness as birds fly through and the animals pass by.
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ASILIA NABOISHO CAMP
Set on a private conservancy that is a shining example of conservation and communities working together, Naboisho Camp offers a rare opportunity to gain a deeper understanding of the majestic Serengeti-Mara ecosystem.
Expert guides lead guests on bush walks, night drives and wilderness excursions, offering exclusive and unparalleled access to one of the most remarkable natural areas on the planet. And at the heart of it all is Naboisho Camp; a stylish safari haven that touches the earth lightly while forever making its mark in your memories.
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ENCOUNTER MARA CAMP
Set in the highly sought after Mara Naboisho Conservancy, Encounter Mara Camp offers guests access to some of the best wildlife viewing in East Africa. The award winning camp is set in the shade of a thick forest with sweeping views out onto the savannah ahead. The wildlife viewing is excellent year round and combined with the comfort of the camp and excellent environmental credentials there are few more rewarding places to experience this slice of wilderness.
One of the newest conservancies in the Mara ecosystem, Naboisho is a pioneering 50,000-acre wildlife conservancy and community pastoralist area, bringing together over 500 Masai landowners. Naboisho is home to big cats, in truly impressive numbers, and has the highest density of lions in the Masai Mara ecosystem. The conservancy also boasts impressive herds of elephant, giraffe, wildebeest, and zebra. It is also home to Kenya's rare wild dog. In addition to the abundance of resident game, the Mara Naboisho Conservancy also serves as a migration corridor for several hundred thousand animals between the Masai Mara National Reserve and the Loita Plains to the east.