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Kitich camp is located in Mathew’s mountain Range in the Northern Frontier District. Mathews range is a line of dramatic mountains north of Mt.Kenya that stretches from Samburu to the Ndotos right up to Lake Turkana. Kitich overlooks a river glade within the lush indigenous forest. The forest is home to elephant, leopard, bushback, rhino, buffalo as well as cycads, spectacular butterflies, Turacos and wild orchids. The camp is subtly floodlit so that guests can watch the drama as the evenings unfold. Kitich is an authentic bush camp that offers a truly unique and private forest wildlife experience.

What makes this camp unique?

1. Upmarket Private Forest Camp- You have exclusive forest game viewing from the camp mess or tents. It allows you to have activities tailored to suit your wants and needs.
2. Forest Walks and Tracking – You can walk along the forest paths guided by the Samburu and Ndorobo people and learn the traditional methods of tracking game.
3. Location – Kitich is part of the Namunyak conservancy and the Northern Rangelands Trust
4. River Swimming – You can feel free to swim with nature in the icy crystal clear waters in this magical forest paradise.
5. De Brazza & Colobus Monkeys
   

Accommodation

Kitich has only 6 en suite safari tents which are 3 doubles and 3 twin rooms. With only 6 guest tents one can expect complete privacy. The camp can only host 12 guests at a time. Each en suite tent is traditionally safari style, with an al-fresco stone bathroom. Kitich has a cozy lounge with open fire which overlooks the floodlit river glade-from here the guests can enjoy watching the wildlife come out from the forest at dusk. Communal dining is encouraged but private requests can also be handled.

Meal Plan is Full Board

Activities

1. River Swimming
2. Guided Forest Walks
3. Bird Watching,Butterflies and Rare Plants
   
4. Bush Picnics
5. Visits to local samburu families
6. Sundowners
7. Night Floodlit Game Viewing
   

Responsible Tourism

1. Traditional Game drives at Kitich are not encouraged because of the pristine and unexplored wilderness thus guests are encouraged to take walks guided by the samburu warriors
2. Conservancy fees is paid direct to the community so as to better their lives like developing local health support, administering educational bursaries, developing water resources and education on the preservation of the ecosystem and the wildlife.

Special Offers

15% discount of the daily accommodation rates when booking 5 nights or more - VALID FROM 03 JANUARY 2012 TO 31 JULY 2012 & 01 SEPT 2012 TO 20 DEC 2012

More information on the conservancy check out

www.nrt-kenya.org

www.trust.org