2-Day Tsavo & Salt Lick Lodge Safari: Mid-Priced Adventure

Tsavo

2-Day Tsavo East/Salt Lick Safari Lodge

(Half Day Tour)

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Tour Overview

Are you looking for a nice vacation location that will give you one of Africa’s most iconic experiences? A trip to visit Tsavo East National Park and the Salt Lick Safari Lodge is your best bet.

Because both locations are only a few kilometres from each other, it is an ideal opportunity to combine the trip and make some unforgettable memories.

Fun Things to Do on Your Two-Day Trip to Tsavo East and Salt Lick Safari Lodge.

Tour Itinerary

Day 1

The first leg of the trip will start with driving to the park. A driver will pick you up from your hotel or a preferred designated area. The drive should take a few hours, but it is the perfect moment to view the sunrise along the journey.

As previously stated, Tsavo East is home to many wildlife, including giraffes, buffalos, lions, zebras, elephants, leopards and more. The guided safari drive will get you close to the animals, so remember to pack a camera.

During the drive, you will also see some incredible savannah landscapes, including the Galana River. The river runs through the park, from Tsavo West to the East, emptying its water into the Indian Ocean. It is a fun place to picnic with loved ones and dip in the cold waters after a long day in the sun.

Afterwards, you will head over to the Salt Lick Safari Lodge. It offers unique accommodation options along one of Tsavo’s waterholes. The lodge’s open view gives you a perfect view of animals like elephants, buffalos and lions drinking water in the comfort of your room.

The lodge also has multiple facilities like a swimming pool and spa to relax for the evening. Salt Lick’s restaurant also offers amazing local and exotic cuisines to indulge in as you watch the sunset and take a few selfies.

Day 2

After a hearty breakfast and watching the sunrise, you will go on an adventurous bush walk throughout the park. A walking safari will get you close and personal to some of Tsavo’s grassland and the iconic acacia and baobab trees. Likewise, you might also see some of the various bird species and baboons as they foliage in the trees.

Additionally, you will visit the Taita Hills Wildlife Sanctuary, located a minute’s drive from Salt Lick Safari Lodge. This is also an ideal place for wildlife spotting and learning about the conversation efforts in the park.

3. Travel Back Home

After you visit the park, a driver will take you back to your hotel or airport to catch your flight.

A visit to Tsavo East National Park and the Salt Lick Safari Lodge offers a wealth of fun and exciting activities. We look forward to seeing you on your next trip.

Inclusions & Exclusions

Includes

Meals during the tour.
Private Transfer per itinerary excluding the free time by Sedan/Minivan car
Private Excursion per program
English speaking Guide assistance during City Tour
Entrance fees

Excludes

Flights
Visa Fees paid by guest (Either at the Embassy or E-visa)
Any meals in the aircraft
Lunch and Dinner
Early check-in or late check-out charges
Tips for the local guide and driver
Optional tours and add-on services, if any
PCR Test is required for children above 10 yr. of age (arrival and mandatory on the 3rd day). (at own expense).

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Tour Information

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