Riding out among plains game at Lake Mburo, in Laikipia and on the conservancies. Zebra and giraffe let a horse come far closer than any vehicle.
Each of these is somewhere we run horse Back Safaris, with its own page.
Kenya
The Mara is the northern end of the Serengeti ecosystem, and the single best place in Africa to watch big cats hunt. Between July and October around a million and a half wildebeest and zebra cross the Mara River into it. The rest of the year it is quieter, cheaper, and still holds the highest density of lion, cheetah and leopard in Kenya.
Uganda
The only Ugandan park with zebra, and small enough that you can walk in it, take a boat on the lake and do a game drive in the same day. Three hours from Kampala, it is the stop that turns a long drive to the gorillas into a proper first night.
Prices are per person. Any of these can be adjusted to give the activity more time.
3 Days
8 Days
11 Days Exploring Kenya and Tanzania
Experience the untamed beauty of East Africa on a Horseback Safari, where the rhythmic hoofbeats echo through the diverse landscapes of Kenya and Tanzania. Ride alongside wildlife, from the open plains of the Maasai Mara to the foothills of Mount Kilimanjaro. Our horseback safaris offer a unique blend of adventure and connection with nature. Join us for an equestrian journey, where the bond between rider and horse amplifies the thrill of exploring the untamed wilderness.
Explore the Maasai Mara from horseback, where the unique vantage point allows for unobstructed views of wildlife and landscapes. Our skilled guides match horses to riders' abilities, ensuring a safe and enjoyable experience for all. Canter across the Serengeti, where herds of wildebeests graze, or follow the trails near the foothills of Mount Kenya. Our Horseback Safari is more than a ride; it's an intimate exploration, allowing you to connect with the natural rhythms of the wild and witness Africa's iconic wildlife in a unique and exhilarating way.
Say so when you get in touch and we will build the route around it, rather than squeezing it in on an afternoon when the light is wrong.
