African Walking Safaris
Walking safaris in South Luangwa and Hwange National Park offers the ultimate in adventure travel.
Trails are conducted in remote and rugged regions alive with birds and wildlife.
If you’re looking for a multi sensory experience look no further.
It’s an early morning start as you start your walking safari in remote and wild regions.
Walking in single file, listen carefully to your guide. He is there to protect you.
Next listen to the bush – it is telling you something. Was that a lion calling? Why are the birds behaving crazy ? What is that spoor?
Never lose sight of the fact that you are walking in their home territory.
Hwange is another destination perfectly suited for walking safaris.
Walk where the Big 5 roam.
Hwange lies on the eastern edge of the Kalahari desert, giving the park a flat, arid, thornscrub character.
Low hills, scattered rocky outcrops and water courses dominate the northern areas.
Birdlife is excellent with more than 420 species.
Unique and far from the madding crowd, Mana Pools National Park scenery is awesome.
A walking safari in Mana will introduce you to more than 100 species of wildlife and 450 species of birds.
But a walking safari is more than just getting up really close to Mana’s legendary elephants and buffalo herds.
It’s an opportunity to slow the pace, test your knowledge of trees and birds and find out more about all the smaller creatures that inhabit this magical place.
Animals you can expect to find in South Luangwa National Park
Elephant – buffalo – leopard
Lion – spotted hyena – wild dogs
baboons – vervet monkeys
Thornicroft’s giraffe – hippo –
crocodiles –porcupine
Impala –kudu – warthog
puku – eland –
Extraordinary birdlife with
over 450 species found in the park
