# Soroi Cheetah Camp

> Soroi Cheetah Camp offers a peaceful and exclusive safari experience in Lumo Conservancy, with sweeping views and rich wildlife. It’s perfect for travellers seeking privacy, comfort, and authentic encounters away from the crowds.

- **Type:** accommodation
- **Canonical URL:** https://imaraafricasafaris.com//accommodations/soroi-cheetah-camp
- **Last updated:** 2026-07-12

## Key facts
- **Type:** Camp
- **Star Rating:** 5
- **Location:** Tsavo West National Park
- **Destination:** Tsavo West National Park
- **Price Range:** $$$
- **Amenities:** Campfire, Balcony, WiFi, Lounge, Laundry, Pool, Free WiFi, Restaurant, Bar, Safari Lounge, Game Drives, Nature Trail, Kids Club, Eco-Certified, Spa

## Details

## Why Stay at Soroi Cheetah Camp?

Soroi Cheetah Camp is an intimate five-star tented camp of just eight tents, perched on a gentle hillside within the community-owned LUMO Conservancy. Eco-conscious design, a pool, spa treatments and a resident naturalist give it a polished yet personal feel, and the low guest numbers guarantee a quiet, exclusive safari far from the busier reserves.

## Where Is Soroi Cheetah Camp & What Wildlife Can You See?

The camp lies in the LUMO Conservancy between Tsavo West National Park and the Taita Hills, in Kenya's expansive Tsavo ecosystem. Elephants, lions, cheetahs, giraffes, zebras and plentiful plains game roam the conservancy, and because it is private land, guests can also enjoy night game drives and guided bush walks not permitted inside the national parks. Access is straightforward: around 1.5 hours by road from Voi SGR station, 4 to 5 hours from Mombasa, or a one-hour flight from Nairobi Wilson to the Taita Hills airstrip.

## Rooms & Style

The eight tents are split between Luxury Safari Tents, larger Family Tents and Superior Tents positioned for the finest views. Each has king or twin beds, an en-suite bathroom and a private veranda facing the plains, with dining ranging from bush breakfasts to private candlelit dinners.

## Who Is It Ideal For?

- Honeymooners seeking privacy, sundowners and star-filled skies
- Photographers after uncrowded sightings and panoramic light
- Families using the kids club and flexible family tents
- Travellers extending a coastal holiday into a genuine bush escape

## Pairs Well With

The Tsavo region combines naturally with [Amboseli National Park](/kenya/amboseli-national-park) beneath Kilimanjaro; the [3-day Amboseli safari](/safaris/3-days-safari-amboseli-national-park) is an easy add-on before or after your stay.

## Frequently asked questions

### Where is Soroi Cheetah Camp located?
Soroi Cheetah Camp sits in the community-owned LUMO Conservancy between Tsavo West National Park and the Taita Hills, in Kenya's greater Tsavo ecosystem. The intimate five-star camp is perched on a gentle hillside overlooking the plains. You can reach it in about 1.5 hours by road from Voi SGR station, 4 to 5 hours from Mombasa, or via a one-hour flight from Nairobi Wilson to the Taita Hills airstrip.

### How many tents does Soroi Cheetah Camp have?
Soroi Cheetah Camp has just eight tents, split between Luxury Safari Tents, larger Family Tents and Superior Tents positioned for the finest views. Each tent has king or twin beds, an en-suite bathroom and a private veranda facing the plains. The low guest numbers keep the safari experience quiet and exclusive, well away from the busier reserves.

### Can you do night game drives at Soroi Cheetah Camp?
Yes. Because Soroi Cheetah Camp lies on private land within the LUMO Conservancy, guests can enjoy night game drives and guided bush walks that are not permitted inside the national parks. Daytime activities include game drives, bird watching, sundowners, photography tours, nature walks, cultural visits and star gazing, with elephants, lions, cheetahs, giraffes and zebras roaming the conservancy.

### Is Soroi Cheetah Camp suitable for families with children?
Yes, Soroi Cheetah Camp welcomes children of all ages. Families can book the larger Family Tents with additional beds and expanded space, and the camp runs a kids club plus a kids menu in the dining programme. There is also a pool for downtime between game drives, and the camp's flexible dining includes picnic lunches and bush breakfasts that work well for younger travellers.

### When is the best time to stay at Soroi Cheetah Camp?
June to October is the best overall season at Soroi Cheetah Camp, when dry weather concentrates wildlife around water sources and game viewing is at its peak. January to February is another excellent dry window favoured by photographers, with fewer visitors. November to December brings lush green-season scenery and abundant birdlife, while March to May is the quiet low season with discounted rates and a more exclusive atmosphere.

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