The Natural Way To Explore Wilderness
Guests on a mobile walking safari sleep in a series of camps. Kit is transported by vehicle or pack-animal, so just a day-pack is needed while walking. This slack-packing style is the way to experience a good variety of terrain without the exertion of carrying a load.
Some camps are erected for the walking season. Alternatively a “fly camp” is used – a low-impact camp erected just for that night for the group. Each day it is taken down and transported for the next night in the wild.
There are a lot of variations in mobile safaris, and it’s feasible to plan bespoke itineraries. For example, to mix lodges and fly-camping, to use a vehicle to span a distance that is too far to walk, or stay at a location for more than one night.
Mobile Safaris are especially popular in Northern Kenya, the Luangwa valley in Zambia, and Tanzania’s Serengeti.
A walking safari itinerary with a difference with Entara. Track big game at Tarangire, walk with Hadza guides from a fly-camp at Lake Eyasi, and finish with game drives and walks in the plains of Northern Serengeti.
Combining Entara’s luxury camps and wild fly-camping, this walking safari itinerary explores the game-rich grassy plains of Eastern and Northern Serengeti.
Venture out on a true mobile walking safari adventure with the experts, Walk Botswana. Stay in a series of comfortable leave-no-trace camps as you explore one of Africa’s great wilderness areas, the Okavango Delta.
Combine vehicle and foot exploration on a walking safari in Zimbabwe’s greatest national park with Umdingi Safaris.
Journey in the splendid landscapes of Kenya’s northern frontier on a camel-supported walking adventure.
At 160km, it’s the ultimate walking safari, traversing Tsavo East and Tsavo West National Parks, the largest pristine wilderness region left in Africa.
The quintessential Robin Pope mobile safari experience, a week on foot with a low-impact camp moved each day to a new wilderness location.
Mobile vehicle-supported walking safari in the diverse habitats of western Laikipia.
Explore the contrasts of two of Kenya’s finest big game walking habitats on foot. This itinerary is designed for walkers and mixes comfortable lodges and wild mobile fly-camping.
Wander camp-to-camp on Africa’s original mobile walking safari, an experience unchanged since pioneered by Norman Carr in the 1950s.