• Searching for chimpanzees in the forests.
    Walking safari

Walking Safaris

"Nothing but breathing the air of Africa, and actually walking through it, can communicate the indescribable sensations"* - William Burchell (Explorer, Naturalist & Traveller)

Walking safaris are an intimate way to experience Africa’s wilderness. Accompanied by expert guides or park rangers, you encounter wildlife on foot, moving quietly and safely through their natural habitat. On foot, your senses sharpen, awareness deepens, and every sound, scent, and sight feels alive.

Walking allows access to places vehicles cannot reach. Pause atop a hill, sit on a boulder, and absorb the landscape. Whether you prefer a short bush walk of a couple of hours or a multi-day wilderness trail, each experience is immersive, personal, and unforgettable.

Walking safari at Singita Sweni with Margaux and tracker Lawrence. © Singita Walking in the desert among desert wildlife such as an oryx. Meeting a family of Mountain gorillas in Valcanoes National Park. Safari bush walk in the Seregeti. Safari bush walk with guide and tracker Safari walk in the Kruger National Park on a crisp winter's morning. A Game Ranger tracks down and observes a black rhino on patrol. Bush walking in Makuleke, Northern Kruger National Park, South Africa. Group of tourists enjoying sundowner drinks in Masahatu Game reserve with the Matloutse River in the background.