Walk in the tracks of the earliest humans
Journey from Lake Natron to the Serengeti and Olduvai Gorge in the footsteps of earliest humankind.
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.