SIRUAI MOBILE CAMP TRIP REVIEWS & SAFARI ADVISOR (2024-2025)

What We Like About Siruai Mobile Camp

1. A private and exclusive-use camp providing the secluded safari vacation experience with low visitor footfall and undisturbed wildlife viewing experiences.
2. Eco-friendly mobile accommodation that can be taken down during the seasonal closures and built from scratch when it seasonally reopens. High regard for conservation and minimizing the carbon footprint. Power is generated using solar panels.
3. Easy to access via a private charter. Guests can choose to fly in and land at the Siruai private airstrip and then drive over a distance of 15 minutes to reach this camp in northern Laikipia. The shared public airstrip is located in Loisaba
4. As a private camp owned by the same hoteliers of Giraffe Manor in Nairobi, it welcomes multi-generation families with young children with the provision of accommodating up to 3 kids in the tent closest to the reception area. Safari activities can be customized to the needs of each family based on their age group.
5. Strategically located atop a kopje amidst natural stones and vegetation overlooking a salt lick and the stunningly-beautiful Ewaso Narok River valley and distant views of Mount Kenya on a clear day.

Things To Note When Staying At Siruai Mobile Camp

1. The camp does not have facilities like a swimming pool, fitness center, or spa for getting massages. This can be a potential downside for family guests requiring such add-ons but may be suitable for others preferring the authentic and raw African safari experience.
2. Not suited for guests with mobility challenges who may have to look for other rooming options. A minimum of 3 nights is required for any booking.
3. Provides only comfortable mobile-built facilities and amenities typical of a seasonal tented accommodation, which may not be ideal for discerning vacationers wanting high-end aesthetics and chic facilities in their room e.g. power showers rather than bucket showers, in-room log burner during the cooler nights in Laikipia, etc.
4. Primarily caters to upmarket clients looking for exclusive use and buy-out of the whole camp. Guests looking for mid-range or affordable stay may want to consider booking other camps and lodges in Laikipia with shared safari services and camp facilities.
5. A seasonal camp that is open only during specific months of the year. Guests on their private safari holiday wishing to stay here can only book their travel in Laikipia from mid-December to mid-January, and again at the end of April till mid-October.