
Horseback safari
Riding alongside zebras and giraffes, with no engine noise and the wind in your face: a horseback safari is one of the most exhilarating ways to see Africa.


Riding alongside zebras and giraffes, with no engine noise and the wind in your face: a horseback safari is one of the most exhilarating ways to see Africa.

On foot, the bush comes alive: tracks in the sand, birdsong, the smell of wild sage and the sudden thrill of an animal nearby.

After dark, a different safari begins: leopards on the move, hyenas on patrol and bushbabies leaping through the trees, all in the beam of a spotlight.

Huge, uncrowded parks with big prides of lions, wild dogs and boat safaris on the Rufiji River: southern Tanzania is Africa at its wildest.

Giraffes against a skyline of skyscrapers: Nairobi National Park is one of the very few places on Earth where you can watch rhinos and lions on the edge of a capital city.

Black rhinos, the last two northern white rhinos on Earth and Kenya’s only chimpanzees, all beneath Mount Kenya: Ol Pejeta is a conservation story you can visit.

Lakes, papyrus and savannah in eastern Rwanda: Akagera is Rwanda’s Big Five park, brought back to life by one of Africa’s great conservation stories.

In Kenya’s dry north, Samburu has animals you will not see in the Mara: Grevy’s zebra, reticulated giraffe, gerenuk, beisa oryx and the blue-legged Somali ostrich.

White rhinos grazing by the lakeshore and black rhinos browsing in the acacia: Lake Nakuru is one of Kenya’s best places to see both species.

The closest savannah park to Kampala, Lake Mburo is a gentle mix of acacia, lakes and hills, with zebras, impala and eland, and activities on foot, horseback and by boat.
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