Walking in the bush is where all your senses come into play and your experience is stripped down to the raw, vivid and very liberating feeling of really being in wild Africa. Often walking isn’t so much about game viewing as the whole experience – sounds and smells as much as what you actually see. But game viewing doesn’t get a lot more real than crouching a few yards from the banks of the Mara River seeing wildebeest crossing the raging torrent a matter of yards below you. This kind of experience is a possibility in certain wilderness areas of the Serengeti where only a small number of responsible operators are granted access. Walks can be for an hour or two in the morning or evening, or, for the more adventurous they can be over a period of days, supported with a light camp.
While most of these safaris are tailor-made, we’ve dug up a few special opportunities where you can join a group of like-minded people. These trips run in January, February, July, August and September. It’s as easy as a phone call, so get in touch to find out more.
Vanessa's 16 years in travel has seen her knowledge develop from sub-Saharan Africa into North Africa, Central and Southern America and the Galapagos. Consequently, she’s a veritable encyclopaedia of travel information and exceptionally cool, calm and collected in the face of the greatest planning demands.