Best Lodges for Walking Safaris in Africa

Keeping quiet & downwind, a walking group moves in for a closer sighting.

African wild dogs show little fear of humans as a walking group settles down among them.

Many private Masai Mara & Serengeti reserves offer walking safaris during the wildebeest migration.

Even Africa's most formidable beasts can be safely seen on your walking safari.

Despite their fearsome reputation, buffalo can be approached quite close while on foot.

Enjoying a private afternoon walk with a professional guide is often a safari highlight.

Trained, armed & experienced, guides take great care to ensure complete safety on African walking safaris.

Shallow rivers usually make up part of a walking trail but you'll quickly dry out.

Dry season walking safaris are a great way to see wildlife at the water's edge.

A giraffe makes a suitably impressive subject to watch & photograph on your walking safari.

Best Walking Safari Accommodation

Embarking on an authentic African walking safari doesn't necessarily mean roughing it in a dusty dome tent. These hand-selected lodges and tented camps specialise in guided walking safaris and also offer plenty of familiar luxuries and warm, personal service. Browse our collection of camps located throughout Africa's top game reserves and private concessions, and when you're ready to start planning send us your walking safari wish list – we'll be happy to tailor-make an unforgettable adventure especially for you.