Soroi Larsens Camp

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Soroi Larsens Camp – Where Adventure Meets Samburu Elegance

Named in honour of explorer Eric Larsen, who once made camp on this very site, Soroi Larsens carries a spirit of exploration and discovery. Set beside the Ewaso Nyiro River, the camp combines understated luxury with the rugged beauty and rich cultural heritage of the Samburu landscape.

Designed to blend naturally with its surroundings, Soroi Larsens offers an intimate safari experience where history, nature and contemporary comfort come together.

Elegant Safari Accommodation

The camp features 12 beautifully appointed tents, two spacious two-bedroom family units and two deluxe suites. Every tent has a private deck overlooking the Ewaso Nyiro River, creating a peaceful setting for enjoying the sights and sounds of the wilderness.

The deluxe suites add an extra touch of indulgence with outdoor showers and romantic star beds, allowing guests to sleep beneath the vast African sky. Thoughtful design, natural materials and comfortable interiors create a relaxed and memorable Samburu retreat.

Facilities

  • Complimentary Wi-Fi
  • Mini-bar
  • Spa
  • 24-hour solar power
  • Swimming pool
  • Laundry service
  • Dietary requirements catered for
  • Deluxe tents with star beds.

Unforgettable Safari Experiences

Sunset Dinner & Star-Bed Sleepout

Enjoy dinner beneath the open sky before retiring to a luxurious star bed beside the river. Fall asleep to the sounds of the wilderness and wake to the first rays of sunlight, with personalised service throughout the experience.

Wilderness Breakfast

Start the morning surrounded by nature, enjoying a peaceful breakfast accompanied by the sounds of Samburu’s abundant birdlife.

Bush Dinner

Dine beneath a canopy of stars with a memorable bush dinner combining delicious cuisine with the atmosphere of the African wilderness.

Birdwatching

With more than 400 bird species recorded in Samburu, the region is a paradise for bird enthusiasts. Guided walks along the Ewaso Nyiro riverine forest provide opportunities to spot distinctive northern species such as the Somali bee-eater and Somali ostrich.

Larsen’s Adventure Camp

Young travellers can enjoy a range of educational and entertaining activities at the Children’s Adventure Club. Guided experiences introduce children to Samburu’s wildlife, nature and culture in a safe and engaging environment.

Samburu Beadwork

Discover the symbolism and artistry behind traditional Samburu beadwork. Local artisans introduce guests to the meaning of different colours and patterns before providing the opportunity to create a unique piece.

Umoja Women’s Village

Visit the pioneering Umoja community near Archer’s Post, learning about its history, women’s empowerment initiatives and campaigns against gender-based violence and FGM. The experience can also include traditional handicraft activities.

Guided Bush Walks

Explore Samburu on foot with experienced rangers, learning to identify medicinal plants, animal tracks, birdlife and other fascinating signs of the ecosystem.

Reteti Elephant Sanctuary

Take a full-day excursion to the community-run Reteti Elephant Sanctuary, established to care for orphaned and abandoned elephants. A visit provides insight into local conservation efforts and supports the protection of these remarkable animals.

Samburu Village Visit

Experience the traditions and everyday life of the Samburu people through a guided cultural visit. Discover local customs, traditional food preparation, livestock care and the vibrant community spirit of this fascinating region.

Samburu Game Drives

Explore Samburu National Reserve in search of the region’s famous “Samburu Special Five”: Grevy’s zebra, Somali ostrich, Beisa oryx, gerenuk and reticulated giraffe. Morning and afternoon drives reveal different aspects of the reserve and its wildlife.

Singing Wells

Witness a remarkable Samburu tradition as warriors form a human chain to draw water from deep wells in dry riverbeds. Accompanied by rhythmic singing, the ritual helps sustain livestock while celebrating community, cooperation and cultural heritage.

More Information on Soroi Larsens Camp

FAQs about Soroi Larsens Camp
What is the contact number for reservations?

The contact numbers to make a reservation at Soroi Larsens Camp are:

•  Cape Town Reservations +27 (0) 21 794 9050
•  Durban Reservations: +27 (0) 31 941 5945
•  Johannesburg Reservations: +27 (0) 10 446 8045.

Alternatively, you can check availability and book online by clicking here.

Where about is Soroi Larsens Camp located?
Soroi Larsens Camp is located at the following location / address: Buffalo Springs National Reserve, Namunyak Wildlife Conservancy, Kenya.