Sirikoi Lodge

Sirikoi stands out for its warm and personal atmosphere, exceptional rhino viewing, and strong connection to the surrounding landscape of Lewa Conservancy. Unlike more traditional luxury safari lodges, the experience here feels relaxed, authentic, and deeply immersed in nature.

One of the defining features of the lodge is its spring-fed wetlands and waterhole, which regularly attract elephant, zebra, birdlife, and the region’s distinctive reticulated giraffe throughout the day. Wildlife interactions here feel natural and unforced, creating a far more grounded safari experience.

Guests also benefit from private safari vehicles and guides per booking, allowing for a more flexible and personalised stay, whether travelling as a couple, family, or small group.

Sirikoi offers elegant tented accommodation designed to feel connected to the surrounding landscape, while still providing a high level of comfort and privacy.

• Sirikoi Luxury Tents –  Three luxury tents featuring private decks, sitting areas, fireplaces, and ensuite bathrooms with free-standing Victorian baths and rain showers. Guests enjoy private safari vehicles and guides per group, along with full access to lodge facilities.
• Sirikoi Family Tent – A spacious luxury tent designed for families travelling with children aged 6 to 12, featuring a secure annex with two additional beds, a shared bathroom, and a private deck. Guests also enjoy private safari vehicles and guides during their stay.

Sirikoi Lodge offers excellent wildlife viewing within Lewa Conservancy, including black and white rhino, elephant, lion, leopard, buffalo, Grevy’s zebra, and reticulated giraffe. The lodge’s wetlands and waterhole also attract a wide variety of plains game and birdlife throughout the day.

Yes, Sirikoi is very well suited to families. The Family Tent provides a secure and comfortable setup for children aged 6 to 12, while activities such as camel safaris, the Ngare Ndare canopy walk, horseback riding, and cultural visits create a more varied safari experience for younger travellers.

We would recommend spending at least two to three nights at Sirikoi. The variety of activities available within Lewa Conservancy allows guests to experience far more than traditional game drives, while still having time to properly slow down and enjoy the lodge itself.

Yes, Lewa Conservancy is one of the best places in Kenya to see rhino, and Sirikoi provides excellent access to the conservancy. Both black and white rhino are regularly seen during game drives, supported by Lewa’s long-standing conservation and anti-poaching efforts.