Kicheche Laikipia I Kicheche Camps

Kicheche Laikipia I Kicheche Camps The camp’s squeaky green safari chic marries beautifully with the natural highs of Ol Pejeta's wil

02/07/2026

Buck the Trend

Our resident hippo took umbrage with this waterbuck mother and calf, who, unlike our other patrons of the camp waterhole, stood their ground!

📍Kicheche Laikipia
Ol Pejeta Conservancy, Kenya

25/06/2026

Paws and reflect Ol Pejeta Conservancy, Kenya

Wanjiku pride sub-adults enjoying last orders at Kicheche Laikipia.

Simon Aleper Lomelo

They move quietly across the landscape, their long silhouettes standing tall against the backdrop of Mt Kenya. Yet despi...
22/06/2026

They move quietly across the landscape, their long silhouettes standing tall against the backdrop of Mt Kenya. Yet despite being Africa's tallest mammals, giraffes are facing growing challenges across much of their range.

We are privileged to be located within , a key stronghold for the endangered Reticulated Giraffe. Through intensive population monitoring, anti-poaching patrols, and ongoing ecological research, the conservancy plays a vital role in safeguarding these remarkable animals and ensuring their future in the wild.

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Earth Day, a celebration of the wild.In Ol Pejeta Conservancy, every part of the ecosystem plays a role. It’s a place wh...
22/04/2026

Earth Day, a celebration of the wild.

In Ol Pejeta Conservancy, every part of the ecosystem plays a role. It’s a place where conservation in action protects not just individual species, but the intricate balance that allows nature to thrive.

Today, we celebrate the power of conservation to safeguard these landscapes, protect wildlife, and ensure that this remarkable ecosystem endures for generations to come.

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Where the road ends, the real driving begins.After the recent rains, it was the perfect setting for our guides to get be...
27/03/2026

Where the road ends, the real driving begins.

After the recent rains, it was the perfect setting for our guides to get behind the wheel and put their training into practice.

These are the people who shape your safari. Reading the landscape, adjusting to your pace, and quietly ensuring every moment feels effortless. So every so often, we take time to reset, refine, and learn again.

This time, it meant working through tricky water crossings, reversing through tight spots, understanding the vehicle a little better, and building the kind of confidence that only comes from doing.

Because out here, it’s not just about the destination. It’s about the journey, and the hands that guide you through it.


Meals at camp are part of the safari, not a pause from it.They’re moments when the pace softens, stories unfold, and the...
28/01/2026

Meals at camp are part of the safari, not a pause from it.

They’re moments when the pace softens, stories unfold, and the wild feels a little closer.

Every dish begins close to home. Through our farm-to-fork philosophy, we use fresh, organically grown ingredients harvested from our kitchen gardens and sourced from nearby local farms, keeping our food miles low and our connection to the land strong.

Because at , some of the most unforgettable safari moments don’t happen on a game drive, they happen around the table, under open skies, with the warmth of thoughtful food, light footprints, and even better company.

From the moment guests arrive, something quietly special happens.You’re not simply welcomed; you’re embraced like family...
23/01/2026

From the moment guests arrive, something quietly special happens.

You’re not simply welcomed; you’re embraced like family. The team’s warmth is immediate and genuine, creating a sense of ease that settles in long before your first game drive.

Evenings are made softer by thoughtful touches — cozy tents, hot water bottles tucked into beds against the Laikipia chill, and the kind of care that makes you feel truly at home in the wild. It’s hospitality that doesn’t announce itself loudly but stays with you long after you leave.

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15/01/2026

Just a few metres from camp, the wild carries on.

Captured by guide Peter Kariuki, this moment unfolds beside the waterhole as Gloria, our resident hippo, takes her unhurried stroll past a pack of hyenas deep into a feast. No tension. No drama. Just quiet coexistence. Gloria barely spares them a glance, moving with the confidence of someone who knows this landscape belongs to everyone — in its own way.

Celebrating 25 Years of Sustainable Safaris. Kicheche Camps This year has been particularly meaningful as we celebrate 2...
29/12/2025

Celebrating 25 Years of Sustainable Safaris. Kicheche Camps

This year has been particularly meaningful as we celebrate 25 years of sustainable safaris, a journey shaped by strong partnerships, shared values, and a collective commitment to conservation and community empowerment.

The anniversary spirit reached , where the team held their own celebration and honoured Guide Peter Kariuki for his remarkable 14 years of dedicated service, years spent creating unforgettable guest experiences and stewarding this landscape with passion.

Memorably, the moment was framed by the gentle presence of visiting elephants, a fitting reminder of why conservation lies at the heart of everything we do. 🐘🌿

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