Horse Safaris, our niche

“There is nothing more exhilarating than riding across the plains of Tanzania on educated horses who are brave and hardy. These horses know their jobs & how to carry you through the wildlife they encounter. ”

Possible Tanzania Rides:

Serengeti Migration Ride

Natrol Flamingo Ride

Kilimanjaro Ride

Kusini Ride

Wilderness Day Ride

Polo & Estate Ride

Our friends in Tanzania will accommodate all levels of riders as different routes are taken depending on experience

“The journey is the destination in the iconic Kenya. Journey to the Mara region, the run off of the Serengeti, known for its massive populations of plains game, predators, birdlife and phenomenal river banks. ”

With 25 horses in camp, all schooled and knowledgeable about the wildlife they have to encounter daily, this trip is geared towards getting closer to nature on horseback.

Lollboran Ride

Masai Mara Ride

The minimum riding level must be of an intermediate standard (comfortable at all paces) with the ability to post to the trot for stretches of ten minutes at a time and be able to gallop out of trouble.

We are unable to accept beginner riders but have other exciting activities and /or can follow in the vehicle.

The question is..... Do you want to ride on the moon or in the deep waters of the delta?

Areas of Botswana to ride in:

the Okavango Delta

the Kalahari Desert

Thamalakane River

For the seven night Okavango Delta Ride or five night Kalahari Ride riders must be of an intermediate-to-experienced level. With long days on horseback (4-7 hours daily) one needs to feel confident in keeping up with the group, capable of riding at all paces, rising to the trot, and controlling your horse at the canter.

The Thamalakane River Rides, 3 night Kalahari Ride are offered for inexperienced riders.

Riding experience level categories:

Experienced: confident at all paces on almost any horse; competes or in regular training lessons

Intermediate: has ridden for several years; able to control fit horses at all paces.

Competent: able to control a quiet horse at all paces and feels confident on such a horse; balanced in the saddle and able to rise/post to the trot.

Riders need to be over 12 years old and riding fit.