Tanzania offers some of the finest walking safaris – both in the northern part of the country, including the Serengeti as well as in private concessions around Lake Manyara, Lake Eyasi and Tarangire and of course, in the Ngorongoro Highlands area. They also have some wonderful walking safaris in the south and south west of the country, including the Selous, Ruaha and Katavi. This country offers so much in terms of walking safaris – from just a few hours walking interspersed with game drives and going out by boat, to one day walks, spending the night in a fly camp beneath the stars, to walking safaris of any length – a week or two if you prefer. One of the most incredible walking safaris I ever had the privilege to do was a one week portered walking safari in the Selous – which is simply magical! The Selous has some of the most diverse scenery of anywhere in Africa and certainly one of the most beautiful parks! Katavi too is extraordinary and one can have the entire park to oneself when flycamping beneath the stars. For concentrated wildlife, walking in the Serengeti during the wildebeest migration is unsurpassed!

With 25 years of arranging the finest walking safaris in Africa, and a dedicated team of specialists who have all spent their lives in the bush, nobody else offers a walking safari in Tanzania like we do!

Just a handful of  countries in Africa offer the most amazing walking safaris – either as part of a traditional safari or as a dedicated walking safari – and Tanzania is one of them!

You can have  the most gorgeous walking safari in Tanzania by going into the Serengeti, walking from camp to camp with the very best guides, explaining every aspect of wildlife to you in one of the most game rich areas in Africa. You can also walk in the Ngorongoro Highlands as well as other parts of northern Tanzania – immersing oneself in the most beautiful, gentle scenery and the lives of the Maasai herders, tending their goats and cattle.

In the southern part of Tanzania in the Selous and Katavi, one can fly camp out for a night or even have a dedicated walking safari of up to a week. Walking is one of the best ways of being on safari – one’s senses are invigorated – from an accute sense of smell, to watching wildlife whilst on foot, observing their behaviour, or going birding for a day. You really are at one with nature, learning about the medicinal properties of plants and trees.

For the best walking safari in Tanzania, contact the walking safari specialists from Africa, AfricanExplorations.com.  With over 22 years of experience, we can arrange your walking safari of a lifetime!