Walking Safari Tanzania

There can be no better way than Walking Safari In Tanzania, if one wants to observe Tanzania’s diverse wildlife, in its most pristine national parks. And, in recent years, just like game drives, walking safaris have also become popular. Walking among wildlife is always a thrilling experience.

And, to know more about your experience on Walking Safari Tanzania.

Why you should go on a Walking Safari in Tanzania

People often think that game drives in Tanzania Safari are the best way to explore its National Park. But at the same time, you can’t ignore the experience you will get on a Tanzania Walking Safaris.  Here are some reasons that make a walking safari in Tanzania worth going.

Explore Remote Areas

Walking safari in Tanzania lets you explore the remote areas which is simply not possible on a game drive.

Appreciate The Smallest Details

The most unique part of Tanzania Walking Safaris, it lets you appreciate the smallest details, which you can’t even spot on a game drive. You can spot the tiniest creatures like insects and learn about the surrounding flora and fauna.

Catch the unseen moments

Walking Safaris in Tanzania allows you to capture unseen moments of wildlife. Some spectacular moments like baby lions playing with mothers or elephants in water bodies. Catching these moments on other safari activities is not simply possible.

A break from daily game drives

Taking a break from the traditional game drive and exploring the wildlife on foot is quite surreal. It’s kind of a healthy break which helps visitors to stretch their legs for a while.

Best National Parks in Tanzania for walking safaris

Tanzania has got some of the finest National Parks In Tanzania, which offer some of the best Tanzania Walking Safari experiences. You can go on walking safaris in Tanzania in the following national parks

• Serengeti National Park
• Tarangire National Park
• Ngorongoro Conservation Area
• Arusha National Park
• Lake Manyara National Park

All these National Parks are jampacked with a diverse range of wildlife and wilderness. Walking Safaris in these National Parks are carried out by expert safari guides accompanied by a ranger.

What is the best time for Tanzania Walking Safaris

Walking Safari in Tanzania can be done at any given time of the year, but to get the very experience, you should plan your visit in the dry season, which runs from the Dry season (from May to October).

In the dry season, you can see more numbers of animals congregating around the water holes, as those become the only source of water. And, the dry weather helps make the visibility much better.

Note- April and May are not recommended because of heavy rains

Wildlife you can spot on walking safaris

Tanzania classifies itself as one of the premier destinations for wildlife watching. Each national park in Tanzania is filled with an abundant number of wildlife.

And, it’s no doubt that you will see a diverse range of wildlife on a Walking Safari in Tanzania.  Here is some notable wildlife you can spot

The Big Five (lions, leopards, elephants, rhinos, and African Buffaloes), hippopotami, antelopes, giraffes, zebras and many more.

If luck goes in your hand you can spot other antelope species like monkeys, chimpanzees and apes.

Are walking safari in Tanzania safe

The safety of the visitors cannot be comprised, it’s the top priority we always keep in mind. That’s why all walking safaris in Tanzania are carried out with a qualified guide and warm ranger.

Although walking safaris are meant for exploring remote areas, they are carried out in the safest wilderness area of Tanzania’s national parks. Our safari guides always ensure that no large animals come across your way and you can enjoy your walking safari as well.

Walking Safaris in Tanzania are conducted by following the rules of TANAPA (Tanzania National Park Authorities). And as per the rules, only six people are allowed on each single walking safari trip and this trip needs to be accompanied by an experienced guide and an armed ranger.

What to wear on Tanzania Walking Safaris

If you’re going on a Walking Safari In Tanzania, you should keep in mind what should be ideal to wear. We recommend you wear neutral colours which bend with the environment does not draw the unwanted attention of wildlife.

Keep in mind, wearing camouflage clothes is restricted in some of Tanzania National Parks. You can wear clothes in colours like brown, khaki, and grey. Blue and black are strictly not recommended as they attract teste flies.

For Walking Safaris in Tanzania, sturdy walking boots are necessary, as the ground can be uneven. For the best walking safaris experience, you can also wear hiking shoes and hiking shoes. Most people also consider

As you will spend your whole day in the sun, wearing a proper wide-brimmed hat is always a good choice. And, don’t forget to take a high-SPF sunscreen, which will protect your skin from sunburn.

What a typical Day on a walking safari looks like

Tanzania Walking Safari starts around 6 in the morning following a coffee. After a short walk around (12-15 km) you can enjoy a high-protein breakfast. Between 11-12 pm, you will be headed towards, where you can take a relaxing break.

After this will be another short walk of nearly 5 km. And, you can enjoy lavish dinners between 7-8 pm.

Concluding Words – Walks around Wild!

Walking Safari in Tanzania takes you where game drives can never. It’s the purest form of safari in Tanzania. And, as you start walking, you can show some of the spectacular wildlife that fearlessly roams in Tanzania National Parks.

It a different from watching the wildlife on a Tanzania Safari. And with our experienced guides and with armed guards, you can turn your Tanzania Walking Safari into an unforgettable adventure.