2 Days Saltlick Wildlife Safari – Taita Hills Game Sanctuary
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Safari Description
Taita Hills Game Sanctuary borders Tsavo West National Park and gives shelter to many animals because there is plenty of water. Large herds of elephants and other plains game migrate to the sanctuary from Tsavo each year. Lions are in plenty. Introduction to the 2 Days Saltlick Kenya Road Safari from Mombasa
Safari departures
This Taita Hills Saltlick Road Safari departs and terminates in Mombasa, Kenya. It may also begin from Mombasa and end in Nairobi
Safari Description and Duration
2 days and 1 overnights Mombasa to Taita Hills Saltlick Game Sanctuary road safari – This is an African Wildlife watching Safari
Safari transport mode
Transport is in a customized 8 seater safari minibus with pop up roof. Option of a 4×4 jeep, at supplementary cost.
Accommodation options for the 2 days Saltlick Road Safari
Safari accommodation options: Luxury lodges, luxury tented camps, Economy lodges, economy camps.
Safari Day by Day
In the morning you will be picked from your Beach Hotel and depart by road on safari to Taita Hills Game Sanctuary. Have lunch on arrival at Taita Hills Lodge. After lunch, game drive in the sanctuary until sunset, and chances are good to see lions as well. Dinner and overnight at Sarova Salt Lick Lodge is especially memorable for its imaginative structure. A complex of roundavel sits on stilts over a series of water holes. The two-storey towers, topped by peaked thatch roofs, are connected by open-air-bridges, creating an African fantasy of a medieval fortress. The lodge has been built with game viewing in mind - you can see animals in all directions because it offers spectacular open views.
Have an early morning game drive returning to the lodge for breakfast. After breakfast, continue with the mid-morning game drive in the sanctuary with lunch at Taita Hills lodge. After lunch depart back to Mombasa arriving in the early evening. Transfer and drop off at your Beach Hotel.
Included/Exclude
- Full board accommodation
- Park entry fees
- Safari transport and game drives,
- Services of a professional safari driver guide
- bottled water during game drives.
- Drinks
- Things of personal nature
- tips and other gratuities
