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Exclusive African safaris in Kenya’s priceless private wildlife conservancies from four small luxury eco camps.

Kicheche @ 25

Celebrating 25 years of conserving and expanding wilderness in Kenya.

First played at London's Royal Geographical Society as part of Kicheche's 25 Year Event.

Valley Camp - Land of Wonders

Overlooking a natural spring in one of Naboisho's valleys, lies Kicheche Valley Camp. This intimate camp is a perfect place to relax and enjoy the sights and sounds of Africa. Herds of zebra, grunting hippos and prides of lions make this valley their home, their roars echoing through eternity.

This is Kicheche Bush Camp

"This is Africa as it is meant to be."

This film seeks to showcase all that is incredible about this camp in Olare Motorogi Conservancy in Kenya’s Maasai Mara. A small, intimate camp with only 6 tents and wildlife that is utterly incredible.

Kicheche Laikpia Camp

Surrounded by 90,000 acres of pristine wilderness, this gold-rated eco camp of six luxurious tents is perfectly in tune with nature.

Nestled amongst the trees and under the watchful gaze of Mount Kenya, guests are invited to relax, unwind and take in the peace and tranquility of wild Africa.

Guide Profile - Simon Lomelo

Senior guide, Simon Lomelo opens up about his guiding journey from driving as a young boy around with his father learning to interpret sightings and wildlife. He has carried that ethos through to his professional guiding where his philosophy is to "interpret nature".

Softly spoken, but carrying wisdom beyond his years, he is a sensational guide, a gentleman, and a great teacher.

Guide Profile - Lydia Kaelo

Sustainable Safaris with Chris Packham

The BBC's Chris Packham discusses the idea of sustainability on safari and what it means with Kicheche co-owner, Paul Goldstein.

Sustainable safaris are more important than ever. They ensure a long-term positive impact in our wildlife environment.

Passion for conserving these ecosystems secures habitat for wildlife in Kenya and the future of the communities who share the land.

Kicheche's sustainable model and practices minimise any negative environmental impacts, focusing on maximising positive impact on the environment, community and conservation.

Expedition Films

Few things are more exhilarating than visiting the most remote parts of the world. There is a wildness there that cannot be overestimated or described. A certain inherent level of risk in knowing that you are as far from civilisation as many will ever be. More people have travelled to space than have travelled to Baffin Island in winter and camped on the frozen sea ice in search of polar bears and cubs. And when you set foot on South Georgia, having crossed the Antarctic Convergence, the wildlife spectacle that greets is one that will leave you speechless.

Embark on wilderness journeys to Antarctica and the Sub-Antarctic region. Antarctica21 operates Fly & Cruise Expeditions to Antarctica and Sea Voyages to Antarctica, the Falkland Islands (Islas Malvinas), South Georgia, and Patagonia & Chilean Fjords.

Deep in the South Atlantic lie islands rich in history. Synonymous with Cook, Shackleton, Worsley and Wild, they are also the birthplace of kings...Welcome to South Georgia, and the Falkland Islands.

To reach them is to sail in the wake of Resolution and Endurance. At the mercy of the Southern Ocean, and ravaged by sudden blizzards, these are islands that are only accessible by proper expedition vessels.

However, It is this same ferocity that allows life here to thrive in all its shapes. Home to millions of breeding birds, including 7 million penguins and hundreds of thousands of albatrosses as well as half of the world's elephant seals, the wildlife spectacle is staggering.

South Georgia was originally claimed by Captain James Cook and is famous as the culmination of Sir Ernest Shackleton's heroic rescue mission against the odds.

However, not all of human endeavours here have been as noble and the scars of these activities still remain. But when exploration replaces exploitation, natural wonders flourish here in the Crown Jewels of the South Atlantic.

Baffin Island: An Arctic Kingdom

Seven nights spent camping on the frozen, wind-sculpted sea ice off Baffin Island in Nunavut, Canada where temperatures plummeted below minus 30ºC looking for bears.

Small, white, polar bears fresh out of the den.

Pushing the limits of winter cold-weather gear and mental and physical endurance to be on foot with mother polar bears and their tiny cubs, this frozen wilderness is unsurpassed anywhere.

With days spent traversing the frozen landscape and nights under the Aurora Borealis, this is the experience of a lifetime.