On a walking safari, you’ll learn to appreciate the tiniest details from miniscule tracks to unusual flora, enter spaces inaccessible by vehicle and, if luck’s with you, enjoy sightings of Africa’s larger creatures completely undetected.
You’ll either stay in a static or mobile camp, the latter of which feel especially close to nature and are completely geared around walking – your tents are reassembled at a new location every night. On the other hand, static camps are permanent, and enjoy a few additional amenities like flushing loos and vehicles to transport you to walking routes further from camp.
Karisia Walking Safaris, Laikipia
Karisia Walking Safaris
Kenya
Karisia promises a walking safari tailored to your bucket list in some of Kenya’s most remote regions – epic experiences await…
Time and Tide Luwi Bush Camp, South Luangwa
Time and Tide Luwi Bush Camp
Zambia
It doesn’t get more authentic than a camp in the birthplace of walking safaris and Luwi never fails to deliver.
Pafuri Walking Trails, Kruger
Pafuri Walking Trails
South Africa
Set in the private Makuleke Concession, you’ll have some of South Africa’s finest walking trails on your doorstep.
Tok Tokkie Trails, NamibRand
Tok Tokkie Trails
Namibia
Escape into the Namib Desert where you’ll spy rare wildlife and fall asleep on a stretcher bed under the stars…
Usangu Expedition Camp, Ruaha
Usangu Expedition Camp
Tanzania
Intimate and beautifully-designed, when you’re not exploring on foot, get involved in Usangu’s fantastic conservation projects.
Wayo Serengeti Walking Camp, Serengeti
Wayo Serengeti Walking Camp
Tanzania
Have you ever dreamt of seeing the Great Migration up-close? With Wayo, you’ll witness this spectacle on foot!
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