What makes the Kichwa concession special?

It sits below the Oloololo Escarpment on the western edge of the Masai Mara, overlooking the Mara Triangle. As a private concession it adds night drives and guided walks to classic daytime game viewing and offers timeless views from camps like Kichwa Tembo and Bateleur.

When is the best time to visit?

May to July brings Great Migration drama in the Mara Triangle, August to October is dry with big cats on open plains, and November to April is green with resident wildlife and rewarding birding.

What wildlife can I expect?

Year round resident game with lion, cheetah and elephant, plus seasonal Migration herds mid year. Birding is excellent on escarpment slopes and across the savannah.

What experiences can you arrange?

Day and night game drives, guided walks where permitted, hot air ballooning at dawn, photographic safaris, Maasai cultural visits, sundowners and classic bush dining.

Is it suitable for families, couples or solo travelers?

Yes. We match camps and room types to your group, tailor pacing and activities to your preferences, and coordinate every detail from arrival to departure.

KICHWA CONCESSION

On the western edge of the Mara, the Kichwa concession sits below the Oloololo Escarpment, overlooking sweeping savannah. Expect year-round wildlife with Great Migration drama mid-year, plus activities beyond the reserve, including guided walks, night game drives, rich Maasai culture, and timeless views from Kichwa Tembo and Bateleur.