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Sarova Salt Lick Game Lodge:
Located in the heart of the Taita Hills Wildlife Sanctuary off Voi town, Sarova Salt Lick Lodge is a truly unique concept consisting of 96 rooms elevated on stilts, each overlooking a waterhole and linked by suspended walkways.
At night, the waterhole are floodlit ensuring that guests enjoy an uninterrupted view of the daily procession of thirsty wildlife that comes to water at the waterhole.
FACTS:
Check In time: 12:00hrs
Check Out time: 10:00hrs
Distance: 200 km north-west from Mombasa and 400 km south-east of Nairobi.
By road: 5 and a half hours from Nairobi |
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Things to do:
-Bird watching and nature walks.
-Eye opening game drives to view the ‘big five’.
Rooms:
Most of the 96 guestrooms at Sarova Salt Lick Game Lodge are overlooking one of several waterholes and are located in 12 original clusters on stilts with only 4 rooms on each of the 2 floors.
Sarova Salt Lick Game Lodge has 48 double rooms, 33 twin rooms and 15 triples. Rooms are spacious and comfortable and have private bathrooms with shower. All beds have mosquito nets and each room is equipped with an electric fan. |
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Dinning:
The restaurant features delicious international and local cuisine , usually in the form of sumptuous buffets, but also as table d'hôte when appropriate - these include vegetarian dishes. We also cater to any special dietary needs if advance notice is given. Bush barbecues and bush breakfasts as well as sundowners can be arranged on request.
The terraced lounge & bar are centrally located in the main building and invite our guests to relax. Local and international spirits, wines and beers , as well as sodas and juices are available. |
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Restaurant:
The restaurant serves international and local cuisine and is open from 0700 - 0900 hrs, 1200 - 1430 hrs and 1930 - 2100 hrs
Bar & Lounge:
Open from 1000 - 2300 hrs
Special Meals & Functions:
Bush breakfast, Barbeque lunch, 'Out of Africa' dinners and sundowner cocktails can be arranged on request at Kudu View Point or elsewhere in the Sanctuary. |
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