Soroi Larsens Camp carries one of the most respected names in Samburu safari history — a legacy camp that has welcomed generations of wildlife travellers to the Ewaso Nyiro River since the era when northern Kenya was the domain of true adventurers. The camp honours that heritage while delivering thoroughly modern comfort: canvas suites with polished timber furnishings open onto a graceful dining pavilion that overhangs the river, and the guiding team brings decades of accumulated Samburu knowledge to every drive and walk.
Set within Samburu National Reserve, Larsens places guests deep inside Samburu Special Five territory — Grevy's zebra, reticulated giraffe, Somali ostrich, gerenuk and Beisa oryx roam the plains alongside resident elephant herds, lion, leopard and cheetah. The Ewaso Nyiro River anchors the ecosystem through the dry season of July to October, when wildlife gathers in dramatic concentrations along its banks. Between January and March, the landscape shifts to green, birdwatching reaches its seasonal peak, and the camp takes on a quieter, more contemplative character. Rates vary by season; low-season pricing will be made available here soon — Larsens is a destination for every season, not peak alone.
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Duration:
3 Days
Group Size:
8 persons
Location: Samburu National Reserve
Tour Type: Private Safaris
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Itinerary
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Day 1
Nairobi to Samburu National Reserve
Morning pickup from Nairobi. Drive to Samburu National Reserve and check in at Soroi Larsens Camp for lunch, then an afternoon game drive.
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Day 2
Explore Samburu National Reserve
Full day of game drives in Samburu National Reserve with breakfast, lunch and dinner at Soroi Larsens Camp.
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Day 3
Samburu National Reserve to Nairobi
Early morning game drive, breakfast, check-out from Soroi Larsens Camp and return drive to Nairobi.
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Tour Route
Stops: 2
Route: Active
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Important Information
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Included
2 nights' accommodation
Meals on full board meal plan
Return transport in a pop-up roof Land Cruiser
Game drives with a professional English-speaking driver/guide
Pay separately
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Park entry fees and other government charges
International flights
Travel / medical insurance
Visa fees
Tips & gratuities
All drinks
Personal expenses
FAQs about Soroi Larsens Camp
What type of accommodation does Soroi Larsens Camp offer?
Soroi Larsens Camp offers comfortable safari accommodation within or near Samburu National Reserve, designed for guests who want a relaxed bush experience after game drives. Rooms or tents typically feature en-suite bathrooms, mosquito netting, and private verandas where you can unwind between activities.
What dining options are available at Soroi Larsens Camp?
Guests at Soroi Larsens Camp are usually served buffet or set-menu meals in the main restaurant, with breakfast before morning drives and dinner after evening activities. Special dietary requirements such as vegetarian, vegan, or allergy-related requests can often be arranged when advised at booking.
Does Soroi Larsens Camp have a swimming pool and leisure facilities?
Many lodges in Samburu National Reserve include a swimming pool, bar, and lounge area for guests to cool off during the heat of the day. Facilities vary by property, so pool access, spa services, and gift shops should be confirmed for Soroi Larsens Camp when you book your package.
Is Wi-Fi and phone signal available at Soroi Larsens Camp?
Wi-Fi may be available in public areas at Soroi Larsens Camp, though connection speeds in remote parks can be limited. Mobile network coverage is also variable inside Samburu National Reserve; we recommend informing family of limited contact during your stay and enjoying a digital detox in the bush.
What is unique about Samburu National Reserve?
Samburu lies in Kenya's arid north along the Ewaso Nyiro River and is home to the Samburu Special Five: Grevy's zebra, reticulated giraffe, Somali ostrich, gerenuk, and Beisa oryx, alongside elephants and big cats.
Which wildlife is commonly seen in Samburu?
Guests regularly see elephants, lions, leopards, cheetahs, buffaloes, hippos, crocodiles, and distinctive northern species adapted to semi-arid conditions. Riverine forest along the Ewaso Nyiro attracts excellent birdlife.
Can Samburu be combined with Buffalo Springs or Shaba?
Yes. Samburu, Buffalo Springs, and Shaba form a rich ecosystem and many lodges and camps offer drives across connected areas, increasing variety of landscapes and wildlife sightings during your stay.
When is the best time to visit Samburu?
Dry seasons from June to October and December to March offer easier wildlife viewing near the river. During rains the landscape turns greener and migratory birds arrive, though some routes may be slower after heavy showers.
What is included in this 3-day safari package?
Typical inclusions cover accommodation at Soroi Larsens Camp, meals as per lodge programme, shared game drives in safari vehicles, park or reserve fees where stated, and services of a professional driver-guide. Flights, drinks, tips, optional activities, and personal expenses are usually excluded unless specified in your booking.
What should I pack for a safari in Samburu National Reserve?
Pack neutral-coloured clothing, a warm layer for cool mornings, comfortable closed shoes, sun hat, sunglasses, sunscreen, insect repellent, binoculars, camera, and any prescription medication. A reusable water bottle and light rain jacket are useful in wet months.
Is this safari suitable for children and families?
Many lodges welcome families, though age limits may apply to certain activities and room configurations. Game drives can be long for very young children, so we recommend discussing ages, seating, and family room needs when booking Soroi Larsens Camp.
What type of safari vehicles are used?
Game drives are conducted in 4x4 safari minivans or Land Cruisers with pop-up roofs for photography and comfortable viewing. Vehicles are driven by qualified guides familiar with Samburu National Reserve routes, animal behaviour, and park regulations.
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1 Pax (1 pax)KES 199,500 pp
2 Pax (2 pax)KES 127,750 pp
4 Pax (4 pax)KES 103,375 pp
6 Pax (6 pax)KES 95,250 pp
8 Pax (8 pax)KES 91,185 pp
Peak season per-person rates by party size (1, 2, 4, 6 or 8 guests).
Peak Season 1 Jul – 30 Sep
Jul 1–Sep 30, 2026
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2guests
127,750
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4guests
103,375
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95,250
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8guests
91,185
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