Experience Tanzania like never before with Humble Cats Safaris, your gateway to authentic walking safaris. Immerse yourself in the untamed wilderness, step off the beaten path, and witness the raw beauty of nature from the ground up.

Our walking safaris offer a unique, intimate experience where you connect with the land, wildlife, and culture in a way no vehicle safari can.

With our expert guides, explore Tanzania’s rich ecosystems, learn about animal tracking, and discover the hidden gems that make this region so extraordinary.

From savannas to woodlands, every step unveils a new adventure.

Tourist Attractions

Tanzania’s breathtaking landscapes, diverse wildlife, and cultural richness make it a prime destination for walking safaris. Explore the untouched beauty of:

• Serengeti National Park: Famous for the Great Migration, the Serengeti’s vast plains offer an immersive walking experience, allowing you to observe wildlife up close in their natural habitats.
• Ngorongoro Conservation Area: Walk along the rim of the Ngorongoro Crater or into the lesser-explored highlands, where you’ll encounter wildlife, geological wonders, and ancient Maasai villages.
• Lake Natron: Known for its surreal scenery and pink flamingo populations, walking safaris here allow you to explore the surrounding landscapes, including the nearby Ol Doinyo Lengai volcano.
• Tarangire National Park: Famous for its large elephant herds and baobab trees, Tarangire is ideal for those seeking a more relaxed yet equally captivating walking safari experience.

Best Places for Walking Safaris

• Arusha National Park: The varied landscapes of Arusha, from dense forests to open plains, provide an incredible setting for walking safaris. Trek through areas that are home to giraffes, buffalo, and colobus monkeys.
• Selous Game Reserve (Nyerere National Park): One of Africa’s largest reserves, it offers diverse terrains and ecosystems perfect for walking safaris, with chances to spot elephants, lions, and hippos along the Rufiji River.
• Ruaha National Park: Known for its remote, rugged beauty, Ruaha offers exclusive and less-crowded walking safaris, allowing you to explore areas rich in predators, elephants, and large herds of buffalo.
• Katavi National Park: Far off the beaten path, Katavi is one of Tanzania’s most pristine wildernesses, perfect for walking safaris in search of hippos, crocodiles, and big cats.

FAQs

1. What can I expect on a walking safari?
On a walking safari with Humble Cats Safaris, you will journey on foot through the wilderness, led by an expert guide and an armed ranger for safety. You’ll learn about animal tracking, spot wildlife up close, and explore flora and fauna that you wouldn’t see on a vehicle safari. It’s a much more intimate way to experience nature.

2. Is it safe to go on a walking safari?
Yes, safety is our top priority. All walking safaris are accompanied by experienced guides and armed rangers. They know the terrain, the wildlife, and the necessary precautions to ensure your experience is both thrilling and safe.

3. What should I bring on a walking safari?
Comfortable walking shoes, light clothing, sunscreen, a hat, a camera, and binoculars are essential. We also recommend carrying a water bottle and a small backpack for personal items.

4. How fit do I need to be for a walking safari?
Walking safaris are generally easy to moderate, designed for people with a reasonable level of fitness. Walks can range from a few hours to a full day, depending on your preferences.

5. When is the best time to go on a walking safari in Tanzania?
The best time for walking safaris is during the dry season, from June to October, when the weather is pleasant and wildlife is more easily spotted around water sources.

6. What wildlife can I expect to see?
While the wildlife varies depending on the location, you can expect to see animals such as giraffes, zebras, elephants, buffalo, antelope, and a wide variety of birds. Predators like lions and leopards may also be spotted at a safe distance.