Top five African Safaris

WALKING WITH BUSHMEN: rated SUPERB

This Namibian walking safari - Walking with Bushmen - is the type of walking safari that we have tried to find all over Africa - a genuine, gritty walk, working closely with your guides to trap or catch dinner and survive in the bush. We suggest this walking holiday only to those who are experienced Africa travellers.

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Walking With Himba - African Walking Safari, Namibia

WALKING WITH HIMBA: rated SUPERB

This style of walking safari is better suited to the hardcore purist, days walking across open expanses with the Himba and their donkeys as travelling companions, getting a glimpse into the world of a nomadic pastoralist. This African walking safari is both hard and humbling.

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EMPAKAI CRATER WALK: rated SUPERB

This 4 day walking safari is within the Ngorongoro Conservation Area in Tanzania and follows a route through the Empakai Crater to Ol Doinyo Lengai. The walk is lead by Masai warriors and is orientated toward the more serious walker, this is not the walking safari for someone looking to have a short daily ramble.

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MOUNT MAKAROT HIKE: rated SUPERB

This one day African mountain hike is best as part of a longer road safari and the route over the summit of Mount Makarot is challenging, but suitable for even the moderately fit walker. The mountain hike is lead by a Masai warrior and the views of the Serengeti plains from the summit of the volcano are just stupendous. This African mountain hike is a must do for anyone on a road safari around Tanzania or Africa.

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KUOMBOKA: rated EXCELLENT

Kuomboka is the annual ceremony to welcome the king of the Lodzi nation back to his winter palace. This is a traditional ceremony where little to no regard is paid to visitors and tourists - expect to be 'barged' and pushed by crowds of drunk people - the Zambian Kuomboka cultural safari is a super experience if you have the stomach for it.

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