Taita Hills Wildlife Conservancy

Taita Hills Kenya plays a crucial role in wildlife conservation and is home to:

Lions – Often seen hunting in the open plains.
Leopards – Elusive and best spotted during night drives.
Elephants – Large herds roam freely between the conservancy & Tsavo.
Buffaloes & Rhinos – Key members of the Big Five.
Giraffes & Antelopes – Impalas, waterbucks, and elands are common.
Zebras & Wildebeest – Frequently seen grazing in the grasslands.
Birdlife – Over 300 species, including eagles, hornbills & kingfishers.

Game Drives (Day & Night) 

✔️ Experience the Big Five in a scenic, less crowded setting.
✔️ Night game drives provide rare opportunities to see leopards & hyenas.

Birdwatching Expeditions 

✔️ Spot over 300 bird species, including rare migratory birds.

Guided Bush Walks 

✔️ Explore the wilderness on foot with experienced Maasai guides.

Cultural Tours 

✔️ Visit local Taita communities and learn about their traditions & way of life.

Sundowner Safari & Bush Dining 

✔️ Enjoy a magical sunset with drinks in the wild, followed by a bush dinner.

By Road:

From Nairobi: ~6-hour drive (~350 km) via Voi.
From Mombasa: ~3-hour drive (~200 km).

By Air:

Flights from Nairobi land at Taita Hills Airstrip or nearby Voi Airstrip.

By Train:

Take the Madaraka Express SGR Train to Voi Station, then a 45-minute drive to the conservancy.

Luxury: Salt Lick Safari Lodge (famous for its elevated waterhole views).

Mid-Range: Taita Hills Safari Resort & Spa (modern comforts with stunning wildlife views)

June – October (Dry Season) – Best time for game viewing as wildlife gathers around water sources.

November – May (Green Season) – Lush scenery & great for birdwatching.