Looking for a serene and unique safari experience in Kenya? Taita Hills Wildlife Conservancy is a captivating destination that blends rich biodiversity, breathtaking landscapes, and cultural heritage. Located in the heart of Taita-Taveta County, bordering Tsavo West National Park, this privately-owned conservancy offers an intimate and unforgettable safari experience away from the crowds.

Why Visit Taita Hills Conservancy

I Unmatched Wildlife Viewing

• Elephants                   Cheetahs
• Lions                           Leopards
• Buffalo                        Zebras
• Giraffes                       Various Antelope species

II The Iconic Salt Lick Safari Lodge

Taita Hills is home to the world-famous Salt Lick Safari Lodge, built on stilts overlooking a popular waterhole. Here, you can watch herds of elephants and buffalo gather to drink, sometimes just a few meters from your room. It’s one of the most iconic safari lodges in Africa.

III Night Game Drives

One of the unique experiences at Taita Hills is the opportunity for night safaris. Witness nocturnal animals like hyenas, bush babies, and civet cats in action under the stars – a rare offering in many Kenyan conservancies

Best time to Visit Taita Hills Conservancy

July to October

January to March

During these months, animals are easier to spot near waterholes and the roads are more accessible for game drives.