Big game safari viewing is commonly done from the safari truck. Nature walks are totally done differently and they are more exciting because you discover little hidden secrets of Africa's bush lands on foot.
It takes between 1-2 hours in the morning or evening times and you learn about different animal tracks, droppings, flowers, plant uses (e.g. toothbrush, medicinal or poisonous etc), insects, birds and rock formations.
Get a chance to discover and learn wilderness skills of how Africa's bushmen tribes conquer the uncivil environment. And why not a time to exercise and stretch your body muscles after long hours of sitting on the safari truck ride. Accompanied by a professional guide or a park ranger who is armed with a rifle for safety just in case of any encounter, they brief you about Do's and Don'ts before you embark on your African safari on foot.
There are also designated walk trails in the park where you don't need an armed ranger so don't hesitate to take a chance because they always offer new discoveries and some with unimaginable views or landscape. A drive between Serengeti NP and Ngorongoro Conservation Area there is Oldupai Gorge, the famous archaeological site, which also offers an opportunity for a walk so let your guide know in advance and arrangements are simple and easy.
Add Walking Safari to your safari
Bring your Walking Safari plan to the team.
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Tanzania office
P.O. Box 746, Usa-River, Arusha