Two black rhinos grazing on green savannah. Photo: Pexels (free licence).
Is Sirikoi a good company to book a safari with?
By Richard Jasinski·Updated 2 November 2026
Sirikoi is in the Uncompromised Travel table of safari camp owners. Everything below is from its own website and its review listings, each line with the page it was read from: no score, no rank.
What do guests say about Sirikoi?
Sirikoi has 4.8 out of 5 on Google (listing 'Sirikoi Lodge') from 86 reviews, each read on its own platform and never added together.
- 4.8 out of 5 from 86 reviews. On the Google listing 'Sirikoi Lodge' (lodge), Lewa Wildlife Conservancy, Kenya. Camps with listings of their own are not added in.
- SafariBookings
- No SafariBookings listing in Sirikoi's name was found.
- Trustpilot
- No Trustpilot listing in Sirikoi's name was found.
Where are Sirikoi's camps?
Kenya (Sirikoi, Lewa Wildlife Conservancy). One lodge, Sirikoi, with three accommodation types: Sirikoi House, Sirikoi Cottage and four Luxury Tents.
- Countries
- Kenya (Sirikoi, Lewa Wildlife Conservancy).
- Camps
- One lodge, Sirikoi, with three accommodation types: Sirikoi House, Sirikoi Cottage and four Luxury Tents. Other lodges are not listed.
- Where they are
- Sirikoi Lodge, within Lewa Wildlife Conservancy (Isiolo County, Kenya), on 62,000 acres of conservancy at 5,500ft, on the foothills of Mount Kenya.
- Land and traversing
- Lodge sits within Lewa Wildlife Conservancy (62,000 acres). Willie and Sue acquired the land in 2003 and added 7,500 acres of black rhino habitat to the conservancy; the lodge has 900 acres of acacia woodland and 41 acres of wetland around it.
- Camp sizes
- 18 guests in total ('intimate 18-bed capacity'). Four luxury tents with private decks, Sirikoi Cottage (two en-suite bedrooms) and Sirikoi House (private home, own private pool).
How much does Sirikoi cost?
Sirikoi does not publish a dated rate per person per night for its own camps on its own website; ask it for a quote for your dates.
- What the rate includes
- Extras: credit-card-paid activities, specialty champagnes and wines, gift shop; helicopter excursions are 'a payable extra' Wi-Fi is free. Conservation fees are charged (child rates apply to 'accommodation and conservation fees').
What are Sirikoi's booking terms?
Sirikoi's published terms: 20% non-refundable deposit, due on receipt of written instructions or booking voucher to confirm a booking.
- Deposit
- 20% non-refundable deposit, due on receipt of written instructions or booking voucher to confirm a booking.
- Balance due
- Full balance due 60 days prior to guests' arrival.
- Cancellation charges
- More than 51 days before arrival: 20% of the total booking value forfeited. Between 50 and 31 days: 50% of the total accommodation value. Within 30 days including no-shows: 100%.
- Currencies and card fees
- Mastercard and Visa accepted for additional activities, specialty champagnes, wines and gift shop, with a 3% surcharge 'to cover bank service fees'. American Express via a pay link by email.
- How guest payments are protected
- Not stated on its own website.
Who is Sirikoi best for?
Best for: A small family lodge on Lewa, on Sirikoi's own published facts; its terms for children, couples, solo travellers and private guiding are below.
- Children
- Children aged 6 and older welcome. Child rate for ages 6 to 15 for accommodation and conservation fees. Children 12 and younger must share a tent with an adult.
- Teenagers and families
- Every party has an exclusive vehicle with its own guide and tracker, whether six friends or a solo traveller. A guest review mentions children aged 10 and 7.
- Honeymoon
- Honeymoons are named as a special occasion the lodge arranges if told in advance. Maasai blessings and vow renewals are offered.
- Private guide and vehicle
- All guests have an exclusive vehicle and their own assigned guide and tracker for the stay, whether a group of six friends or a solo traveller.
- Exclusive use
- Sirikoi House is a private home with its own pool for exclusive use. Sirikoi Cottage is a private home with two en-suite bedrooms.
- Activities
- A heated infinity pool is on site.
When is Sirikoi not the right choice?
Sirikoi is not the fit if its own published limits rule you out: they are below, in its own words.
- Children
- Children aged 6 and older welcome.
What are the best alternatives to Sirikoi?
Angama, Borana Lodge, Cottar's Safaris, Enkewa Camp, Entumoto Safari Camp and Finch Hattons also own and run their own camps in Kenya only, each with the fact that it is best for.
- Angama: best for: The Mara Triangle and Amboseli.
- Borana Lodge: best for: A Laikipia conservancy lodge for families. 4.8 out of 5 on Google (listing 'Borana Lodge') from 87 reviews.
- Cottar's Safaris: best for: A family-run Mara camp in Olderkesi. 4.8 out of 5 on Google (listing 'Cottar') from 132 reviews.
- Enkewa Camp: best for: Owner-run camps in the southern Mara.
- Entumoto Safari Camp: best for: A family-run camp in Mara Siana. 5 out of 5 on Google (listing 'ENTUMOTO') from 8 reviews and 3.7 out of 5 on Trustpilot from 1 review.
- Finch Hattons: best for: A Tsavo West luxury camp. 4.8 out of 5 on Google (listing 'Finch Hattons Luxury Camp') from 147 reviews.
Each is in the same table, read the same way. Alphabetical order; none paid to be listed.
Who owns Sirikoi?
Willie and Sue Roberts are named as having acquired the land in 2003 and as the creators of the lodge.
- Trading name
- Trading name 'Sirikoi'; registered name 'Sirikoi Ltd' (privacy policy and booking terms). Address: Lewa Wildlife Conservancy, Isiolo County, Kenya.
- Based in
- Lewa Wildlife Conservancy, Isiolo County, Kenya (lodge address)
- Owner or parent
- Willie and Sue Roberts are named as having acquired the land in 2003 and as the creators of the lodge. No parent group or investors named.
- In its own words
- 'Sirikoi is a small, exquisite, family-owned lodge on the foothills of Mount Kenya surrounded by Lewa Wildlife Conservancy.' 'Why Sirikoi' claims: conservation in action, spring all year round, armchair game viewing, farm-to-table dining, family fun holidays, personalised safaris.
- Conservation model
- Sirikoi contributes to Ngare Ndare Forest and Il Ngwesi Community through guest visits; spa proceeds go to the Pepo La Tumaini Jangwani School; education bursaries. The Sirikoi Trust, a non-profit.
- Certifications
- Gold Eco Rating 2015-2024 (9 consecutive years) from Ecotourism Kenya, claimed on the awards page.
How do you book Sirikoi?
Direct to guests: provisional bookings by email to [email protected].
- Where it sells
- Direct to guests: provisional bookings by email to [email protected]. Agents also book (the booking terms have agent warranties).
- Price against a planner
- Not stated on its own website: it says nothing about whether booking direct is cheaper.
- Planner partnerships
- The booking terms contain agent warranties and the privacy policy says bookings through travel agents and tour operators are supported. Marketing representatives are listed for UK and Europe (Travel Promoters) and for China, Hong Kong and Singapore (Infinite Luxury Group).
Sirikoi: the questions people ask
How many camps does Sirikoi have?
One lodge, Sirikoi, with three accommodation types: Sirikoi House, Sirikoi Cottage and four Luxury Tents.
What activities does Sirikoi offer?
A heated infinity pool is on site.
Does Sirikoi have honeymoon offers?
Honeymoons are named as a special occasion the lodge arranges if told in advance. Maasai blessings and vow renewals are offered.
How does Sirikoi fund conservation?
Sirikoi contributes to Ngare Ndare Forest and Il Ngwesi Community through guest visits; spa proceeds go to the Pepo La Tumaini Jangwani School; education bursaries. The Sirikoi Trust, a non-profit.
What is included in Sirikoi's rates?
Extras: credit-card-paid activities, specialty champagnes and wines, gift shop; helicopter excursions are 'a payable extra' Wi-Fi is free.
What deposit does Sirikoi ask for?
20% non-refundable deposit, due on receipt of written instructions or booking voucher to confirm a booking.
What are Sirikoi's cancellation charges?
More than 51 days before arrival: 20% of the total booking value forfeited. Between 50 and 31 days: 50% of the total accommodation value.
Does Sirikoi accept children?
Children aged 6 and older welcome. Child rate for ages 6 to 15 for accommodation and conservation fees.
Does Sirikoi offer a private vehicle?
All guests have an exclusive vehicle and their own assigned guide and tracker for the stay, whether a group of six friends or a solo traveller.
Where are Sirikoi's camps?
Sirikoi Lodge, within Lewa Wildlife Conservancy (Isiolo County, Kenya), on 62,000 acres of conservancy at 5,500ft, on the foothills of Mount Kenya.
Who owns Sirikoi?
Willie and Sue Roberts are named as having acquired the land in 2003 and as the creators of the lodge.
What are Sirikoi's reviews?
Sirikoi has 4.8 out of 5 on Google (listing 'Sirikoi Lodge') from 86 reviews, each read on its own platform and never added together.
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Built to answer the question in the main heading. What is shown: facts Sirikoi published on its own website and its review listings on Google, SafariBookings and Trustpilot, read on 20 October 2026, from the Uncompromised Travel safari camp owners table. No score and no rank. Sirikoi did not pay to be on this page and is not a partner of Uncompromised Travel. Photos are stock images from Pexels and do not show the company's camps. How this site earns · How we work.