Day 1: Tsavo East National Park

• Morning Arrival and Game Drive: Start your safari by heading to Tsavo East, famous for its large herds of elephants and wide, open landscapes. Begin with a morning game drive where you may see elephants, zebras, giraffes, lions, and various antelope species.
• Aruba Dam: Visit Aruba Dam, a prime spot for wildlife sightings, where you can see elephants, buffaloes, and other animals coming to drink. It’s also great for birdwatching.
• Elephant Herds: Tsavo East is particularly famous for its large populations of elephants, often seen with their distinctive red soil coating. You’ll have plenty of opportunities to observe them in large herds.
• Overnight in Tsavo East: Stay at a lodge or camp within Tsavo East, such as Voi Wildlife Lodge or Sentrim Tsavo for a comfortable night under the stars.

Day 2: Salt Lick Game Sanctuary

• Morning Transfer to Salt Lick: After breakfast, depart for Salt Lick Game Sanctuary, about 2-3 hours away from Tsavo East. This private sanctuary offers a different experience, with its unique lodge design and elevated viewing platforms overlooking waterholes.
• Salt Lick Safari Lodge: Upon arrival, check-in at Salt Lick Safari Lodge, which is set on stilts overlooking a waterhole where wildlife frequently gathers. The lodge is famous for its panoramic views and the opportunity to watch animals up close.
• Game Viewing at Salt Lick: Spend the afternoon observing the wildlife around the waterholes, which attract elephants, buffaloes, giraffes, and a variety of birds. The proximity to the waterhole offers an unforgettable experience as animals gather throughout the day.
• Overnight in Salt Lick: Stay at Salt Lick Safari Lodge or one of the nearby accommodations in the sanctuary for an evening of relaxation and wildlife watching.

Day 3: More Game Viewing in Salt Lick and Departure

• Morning Game Drive: Start the day with a morning game drive in the Salt Lick Game Sanctuary or the nearby Taita Hills Wildlife Sanctuary. You’ll have another opportunity to spot elephants, lions, giraffes, and other wildlife.
• Cultural Experience (Optional): Depending on your schedule, you might have time to visit a nearby Maasai village to learn about the Maasai culture and way of life.
• Lunch and Relaxation: Enjoy lunch at the lodge, taking in views of the wildlife around the waterholes. Many lodges in Salt Lick offer excellent wildlife viewing during meal times.
• Afternoon Departure: After lunch and a final game drive, you’ll head back to your next destination or return to Nairobi.