Because of the element of risk on this kind of activity, it is not offered by all camps, find out from your safari operator if this activity is available for your itinerary.
You get the true thrill of the African bush and learn about the smallest details of the bush life and the traditional uses of the different plants to the African people. Track animals on foot, unsure of what awaits around the next turn – buffalo, giraffe or even lion. You leave the open-side safari vehicle behind and in the escort of armed guards and knowledgeable local guides take a walking safari. In Kenya, look for camel riding and horse-back safaris, in Laikipia – Lewa area and Chyulu Hills. Grumeti Singita in Tanzania offers unforgettable horse-back safaris, like wise some camps in the Okavango Delta in Botswana. You can enjoy these kinds of adventures in many conservancies and reserves spread across the African continent. Usually, qualified and experienced local guides will be share with lead you as they share their knowledge of the African wilderness. Or enjoy the easy and comfortable gait of the camel, as you savour the big game and bird life. Ride horses across the African savannah and plains, tracking herds of elephants and galloping alongside giraffes, and zebra.
But there are frills and and things to do that can make your visit to Africa even more memorable.
Granted, the classic game drives routine can still be fulfilling, especially to the first-time safari enthusiast.
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