Day 1: Tsavo East National Park
Early Morning
Departure: Start your day early with a drive from your location (e.g., Mombasa or Nairobi) to Tsavo East National Park.

Entry and Game Drive: Enter through one of the main gates (e.g., Voi or Buchuma Gate). Embark on a morning game drive, where you’ll see the iconic red elephants, lions, buffaloes, giraffes, and possibly cheetahs. Keep an eye out for the diverse birdlife and stunning landscape.

Late Morning
Scenic Spots: Visit Aruba Dam, a known watering hole that attracts a variety of wildlife.
Picnic or Lodge Lunch: Enjoy lunch at one of the park’s lodges or at a scenic picnic spot.

Afternoon
Second Game Drive: Head out for another game drive to explore more of Tsavo East, focusing on different sections of the park.
Transfer to Taita Hills Sanctuary: Drive to the nearby Taita Hills Wildlife Sanctuary, which hosts Salt Lick Safari Lodge.
Check-in at Salt Lick Safari Lodge: Experience the unique setting of this lodge, built on stilts with views of a watering hole frequented by elephants, zebras, and other animals.

Evening
Dinner and Night Viewing: Enjoy dinner at the lodge. One of the highlights of staying at Salt Lick is observing wildlife at night as they come to the illuminated watering hole.
Day 2: Salt Lick and Taita Hills Sanctuary

Early Morning
Morning Game Drive: Wake up early for a sunrise game drive in Taita Hills Wildlife Sanctuary. This is a great time to spot predators and other animals while they are most active.
Scenic Views: The sanctuary has beautiful rolling landscapes and a variety of wildlife, including elephants, lions, leopards, and various antelopes.

Mid-Morning
Breakfast: Return to the lodge for a hearty breakfast.
Leisure Time: Spend some time at the lodge taking photos, relaxing, or enjoying the panoramic views from the lodge’s elevated walkways.

Late Morning
Short Game Drive and Exit: Enjoy a final short game drive as you exit the sanctuary.
Cultural Visit Option: Depending on time, consider a visit to a local Taita community to learn about the culture and traditions.

Afternoon
Departure: Head back to your starting location, with fond memories of the wildlife and unique experiences.

Tips for Your Safari:
Packing: Bring a good camera, binoculars, sun protection, comfortable clothing, and insect repellent.
Best Time to Visit: The dry season (June to October, January to February) offers the best wildlife viewing.
Salt Lick Highlights: The lodge’s setting on stilts provides excellent photo opportunities and an unforgettable experience as animals often pass right underneath.
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