Tanzania Walking Safari

A Tanzania walking safari is a unique African Tour and an immersive way to experience the stunning wildlife adventure and natural beauty of Tanzania.

Unlike traditional game drives, which are conducted from a vehicle, walking safaris allow visitors to explore the wilderness on foot, providing a closer connection with nature and a deeper appreciation for the environment.

During a walking safari, participants traverse through different terrains, such as open plains, acacia woodlands, riverbanks, and rugged hills. The experience allows for a slower pace, enabling visitors to appreciate the smaller details of the environment, such as tracks, bird calls, and plant life.

Tanzania is home to a wildlife species. This famous safari destination offers excellent dry-season bush walk expeditions with multi-day trips with comfortable accommodation options along the way.

What is Walking Safari?

A walking safari is an adventurous activity, where visitors experience guided nature walking in the protected area. Explore wildlife, birds, reptiles, insects, and plants, which you may not fully appreciate from the seat of your safari car.

A walking safari is usually planned to fit into your safari itinerary and is best done early in the morning or late in the afternoon when tropical temperatures are cooler.

You can walk into remote areas that offer you freedom and reach places that a safari car can’t. Walking is also a great way to appreciate the smaller wildlife, which can’t be so easily seen from a vehicle.

One of the best and most memorable African experiences on earth

• Arusha National Park
• Tarangire National Park
• Serengeti National Park
• Ngorongoro Conservation Area
• Nyerere National Park
• Katavi National Park
• Gombe National Park
• Mahale National Park

Home to a wildlife species, this famous safari destination offers excellent dry-season bush walk expeditions with multi-day trips with comfortable accommodation options along the way.

A walking safari is an excellent break from sitting in a vehicle, where visitors will learn some interesting facts about wildlife, birds, reptiles, insects, and medicinal uses of local plants, which you may not fully appreciate from the seat of your safari car.