Sirikoi

Laikipia, Kenya

  • Price on request
  • Lodge
  • 9 Room/s

Set in the heart of Kenya's leading model for wildlife conservation, Sirikoi is one of the only lodges in the 68,000 acres that make up the Lewa Wildlife Conservancy. Sirikoi Lodge is a boutique lodge with a beautiful house, cottage and 4 luxury tents. The accommodation is spacious and decorated with exquisite taste.

The Sirikoi House is booked exclusively and consists of 3 bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms, living area, private dining area and a private deck providing unique views over the landscape.

The Sirikoi Cottage is made up of 2 bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms and is perfect for family and friends who are travelling together. There is a shared living space, kitchen and dining area and a spectacular view that overlooks a busy waterhole with frequent visitors!

The 4 luxury tents are spacious tents, enjoying en-suites with a free standing bath positioned so they have a magnificent view.

Sirikoi offers an excellent array of activities that will leave guests with unforgettable memories of adventure and excitement. Venture out into the pristine wilderness on a private safari truck to see the Big 5 and lots of other animals with excellent guides.

With the rolling hills and the picture perfect Mount Kenya in the backdrop, Lewa Conservancy has lots of secret little spots where guests can relax in the evening and have a sun downer whilst watching the colourful African sun dip beneath the horizon. To explore further conservation efforts it is recommended to go and see the Lewa Operation Rooms and the Tracker Dogs.

Additional activities include exciting horseback rides, visits to the Ngare Ndare forest and quad bike safaris.

After a full day of activities guests are encouraged to reflect and unwind by having a relaxing massage.

At A Glance
  • An original and authentic luxury tented safari camp
  • Sirikoi House
    • 3 bedroomed cottage for exclusive use
    • Private dining area and deck
  • Sirikoi Cottage
    • 2 bedrooms
    • Shared living and dining space
    • Perfect for family and friends
  • 4 spacious luxury tents
  • 2 Family Units
  • Inifinity Pool
  • Spa and Wellness centre
  • Game Drives and Guided Walking safaris
  • Cultural and Community visits
  • Surrounded by 68,000 acres of the pure wilderness of Lewa Wildlife Conservancy
Features:
  • ✓ Ceiling Fans
  • ✓ Chef
  • ✓ Daily Maid Service
  • ✓ Family Friendly
  • ✓ Laundry Service
  • ✓ Swimming Pool
  • ✓ Wifi

Region

Laikipia is one of the most important areas for biodiversity in Kenya, boasting wildlife densities second only to those found in the Masai Mara. Located on the Equator in the former Rift Valley Province and set against the magnificent backdrop of Mount Kenya, the Laikipia plateau extends over 9,500 square kilometres of semi-arid plains, dramatic gorges and acacia-thicket-covered hills. This vast expanse is where some of the most effective conservation work in the country is being done.

Ol Pejeta Conservancy is a 360 square kilometer conservation area and is home to the last three remaining northern white rhinos, where you’ll have the chance to see these near-extinct animals up close. Ol Pejeta also has a Chimpanzee Sanctuary, home to 39 profoundly damaged chimpanzees rescued from captivity across Africa, now being nursed by keepers who are happy to explain a little about each chimp's backstory. Watch these primates relearn how to enjoy life from the observation post, or adopt a chimp to ensure the brilliant work is still being done.

Many conservancies are scattered across the park, one being the Lewa Wildlife Landscape, a massive 370 square kilometre conservancy conservation area with stunning scenery and astounding wildlife activities. Here, you can also find half of the country’s black rhinos and 90% of the world’s Grevy’s zebras, as well as Jackson's hartebeest and African wild dogs. This preservation conservancy does astonishing things such as community and focused conservation projects, which invest around 70% of their annual budget into health care and education. The Borana Conservancy offers a number of activities, including mountain biking and wildlife viewing, where you can explore the terrain and even spot the big five!

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Precipitation (Avg Days) 4 4 8 15 13 5 3 4 4 7 14 9 90

With such a plethora of altitudes, the temperatures within the Park can vary massively depending on your height above sea level. Read More

With such a plethora of altitudes, the temperatures within the Park can vary massively depending on your height above sea level. Overall, the climate is cool and temperate with uniform temperatures of mid to high twenties making the days very pleasant.

Temperatures drop off in the evening and visitors embarking on morning game drives are advised to wear warm clothing. Heavy downpours can impede the year-round wildlife watching opportunities and the condition of the roads can become a particular problem in the Wet season. The best wildlife viewing overall is in the Dry season from June to September.

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Rates

Safari lodges and camps are usually part of a tailor-made itinerary on which prices can range considerably depending on the time of year, the destination and the number of people travelling.

Please contact your Safari specialist to start discussing your individual requirements on +44 (0) 1993 824198.

Included:
Full board accommodation, soft drinks, beers, house wines and selected house spirits.
Local airstrip transfers.
Exclusive use of game drive vehicle.
Guided day & night game drives.
Bush meals, sun downer & picnic excursions.
Guided bush walks on Lewa Wildlife Conservancy.
Tour of Lewa Wildlife Conservancy head quarter.
Laundry.

Preferred Dates

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Or speak to your Destination Specialist on:

+44 (0) 1993 824 198