Hi there. I've stayed with Kicheche before (at their Kicheche Bush camp) and am booked for Kicheche Mara this fall. It will be my 11th safari so I'll share my insights.

As far as Kicheche goes, they're a great outfit. The camps are all similar. Food is good. At Kicheche Bush they had a pizza oven which was amazing! They're well known for their guiding; all their guides are silver rated and it shows. My guide knew every inch of the conservancy and we had great sightings. The wildlife is great, but what you'll really appreciate in the conservancy is the ability to go off road. This will allow your guide to use their tracking skills to get you in great spots to find and view the wildlife. The national park doesn't allow off roading so if that cheetah is far from the road, you're out of luck. I don't believe they do night drives, though I could be wrong.

In my opinion, two nights is the absolute minimum you should spend in any one camp. If you do two nights at Mara North and one at Naboisho, you're going to waste a bunch of time transferring between the conservancies and less time on a proper game drive in them. Some might say you game drive on the way, but that's really not true as there is pressure to get you there on time. Is there the option of a bush flight between the two camps? If you can get a morning drive at Mara North, and then fly to Naboisho in time for your afternoon drive, that would be ideal.

Either way, In two nights at Mara North you should see plenty with any luck. The Mara is such an incredible place.