Soroi Collection owns and operates 7 environmentally conscious luxurious lodges and camps. Our conservation efforts ensure that nature remains preserved and local communities are empowered. Our unique safari experiences allow guests to indulge and reawaken their senses while experiencing pristine wildernesses. Soroi's lodges and camps are natural, wild, and authentic, yet still offer a boutique serenity of family-run luxury properties. Explore the essence of Africa's untamed wilderness with Soroi Collection. Our luxurious camps and lodges blend seamlessly with nature, offering extraordinary safari experiences, cultural richness, and a dedication to community empowerment.

Bookings are on a Full-board basis and include accommodation, three meals daily (breakfast, lunch, and dinner), coffee, tea, filtered water, and Activities for children under 12 years old. Bookings exclude Lumo Conservancy fees & Conservation Levies, all beverages, transport to/ from Camp & any game activities, transfers, excursions, extra meals, laundry, gratuities & tips, and items of a personal nature. Soroi Cheetah Tented Camp, a haven for nature lovers who crave an immersive, authentic safari experience in the heart of Kenya’s thriving wilderness. Tucked beneath Soroi Lions Bluff Lodge and Soroi Leopards Lair on the gentle lower slopes of the same hill, our campsite offers a distinctive perspective of the breathtaking Lumo Conservancy landscape. Our Camp has eight comfortable canvas tents, each featuring cosy twin beds and a private en-suite bathroom with showers. Every tent has a private verandah, where you can breathe in the crisp African air and bask in the mesmerizing views stretching across the conservancy. Additionally Soroi Cheetah Tented Camp boasts with two family units, that comfortably accommodated two adults and two kids. The shared guest mess area, carefully positioned to capture the unforgettable panoramic sunsets, serves as a communal hub for dining, relaxation, or simply soaking up the spectacular surroundings. Our talented chef team prepares delectable home-cooked meals, from invigorating breakfasts to refreshing lunches and satisfying dinners, catering to all dietary requirements. What sets Soroi Cheetah Tented Camp apart is our unrivaled location within a 48,000-acre private conservancy. With uninterrupted vistas, abundant wildlife, and exclusive game-viewing opportunities, you are always just a moment away from a thrilling encounter with nature.

LUMO Conservancy is an environmental gem between the Taita Hills Wildlife Sanctuary and Tsavo West National Park in southern Kenya. This geographic location, part of the larger Tsavo Ecosystem, makes the Conservancy a crucial wildlife corridor, fostering biodiversity and ensuring free movement for migratory animals, especially elephants. Encompassing over 46,000 hectares of diverse African landscapes, the Conservancy is a mosaic of open savannahs, rolling hills, riverine woodlands, and waterholes. The majestic Taita Hills border the Conservancy to the west, their peaks often wreathed in mist, providing a picturesque backdrop that adds to the unique aesthetic of the Conservancy. These hills enrich the Conservancy’s vistas and influence its climate, making it a favorable habitat for a wide variety of flora and fauna. LUMO’s strategic location at the heart of the Tsavo Ecosystem and its varied habitats make it an ecological haven and an essential asset in regional wildlife conservation. The defining characteristics of this location – from its geological features to its biodiversity – truly underscore the uniqueness and importance of the LUMO Conservancy. LUMO’s flora is as diverse as its fauna. The open savannahs are dotted with umbrella thorn acacias and the iconic baobabs. At the same time, the riverine areas are flush with dense woodlands consisting of fever trees, doum palms, and tamarinds. The Conservancy is also known for its groves of Salvadora persica, a plant used traditionally for dental hygiene. You’ll find iconic lions, elephants, buffaloes, and leopards among the resident fauna, marking it a prime location for wildlife enthusiasts. Bird watchers find a paradise here, too, with over 300 recorded bird species, including the African fish eagle and the crowned crane, adorning the skies with their vibrant hues and melodious calls.