Salt Lick Safari Lodge is a unique architectural marvel consisting of 96 rooms - modelled on traditional African huts - elevated on stilts overlooking waterholes and linked by suspended walkways into small ‘villages’. Guests enjoy an uninterrupted view of the numerous animals arriving to quench their thirst from the comfort of their rooms or walkways. The elevated restaurant, and the bar a level higher, also offer stunning views of the sanctuary, and are the ideal vantage points to view game. There’s well-equipped 4x4 safari vehicles with excellent guides for early-morning, afternoon or night-game drives. There’s also astronomy, sundowners or bush dinner at Kudu Point accompanied by traditional dancers. Due to the unique layout of the lodge, the children policy is strictly from 9 years. Bordering Tsavo West National Park in south-eastern Kenya in the heart of the private Taita Hills Sanctuary, Salt Lick lies 400 km from Nairobi (a one-hour flight or 6-hour drive) and 200 km from