While Amboseli National Park isn’t typically known for walking safaris, you can explore nearby private conservancies for this immersive experience. These conservancies often offer guided walks, providing a unique opportunity to connect with the environment on foot, observe flora and fauna up close, and experience the thrill of being in the heart of the African wilderness. Ensure to check with local authorities and operators for safety guidelines and regulations.
Leaving Nairobi towards the south we pass the highly cultivated Wakamba country before entering the Masai plains at the foot of Kilimanjaro. Afternoon game drive in the park. We set our camp in a wild and private ground of the Amboseli National Park.
Whole day game viewing in Amboseli.
Full morning game drive before leaving the park towards the Chyulu hills. Our route takes us through many Masai villages and past a cultivated swamp where “up-country” people are producing vegetables in a very traditional irrigation system.
The local Masai have created a private game reserve covering several thousand acres and bordering Tsavo West National Park. This is where we walk, following herds of plains game and hopefully coming across hunting lions.
At the foot of this 2000m mountain range we trek across the savannah. The plains are covered with umbrella shaped acacias which are favourite food of the local elephant population.
The Chyulu are an ancient volcanic range and part of Tsavo National Park. From the top of these rolling hills we have magnificent views over the Masai Plains and of Mt. Kilimanjaro. The summit is a contrast of thick forest and barren volcanic cones.
Game viewing from our vehicles in Kenya’s largest national park. Visit the famous Mzima Springs where millions of litres of clear water gush from the ground into a huge pool inhabited by hippos & crocodiles.
Game viewing in the early morning and passing through the park we head on our way back to Nairobi.
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