Go on an exhilarating adventure across the plains of Tanzania, running alongside zebras and giraffes, as you explore the country up close and personal on a horse-riding safari. This unique and wonderful opportunity is available to riders of all levels, from beginners to skilled equestrians.
Horseback safaris offer a chance to discover nearly untouched parts of Tanzania’s national parks, providing an intimate connection with nature and the wildlife that surrounds you. Experienced guides, highly qualified and professionally trained, lead the safaris, offering in-depth knowledge about the flora and fauna of the region.
The peak season for horseback safaris is during the dry season, from late June to October, offering an ideal time to book this unique experience across Tanzania’s vast wilderness areas.
Places for a Horse Ride Safari in Tanzania:
Arusha National Park: Explore the lower part of Arusha National Park on a horse safari, encountering black and white colobus monkeys, flamingos, and various bird species. Witness elephants from the vantage point of a horseback, creating an unforgettable experience. The ride starts at Ngongongare Gate, offering scenic views and game viewing at a leisurely pace.
Serengeti National Park: Discover the Serengeti and parts of the Ngorongoro Conservation Area on horseback. Immerse yourself in the adventure of riding through untouched sections of the Serengeti, with a chance to witness the wildebeest and zebra migration from the Masai Mara back to the Serengeti’s grassy plains. Encounter giraffes, zebras, elephants, and other plains game, guided by professional and knowledgeable guides.
Lake Natron: Located north of the Ngorongoro Conservation in the Great Rift Valley, Lake Natron offers a unique horseback safari experience. Ride from traditional Masai bomas across vast plains teeming with wildlife, including millions of pink flamingos inhabiting the pink soda lake. Witness the stunning scenery with the backdrop of the only active volcano in Africa, Oldonyo L’Engai (Mountain of God).
Kilimanjaro National Park: Explore the wilderness between Mount Kilimanjaro and Mount Meru, becoming part of a herd of galloping zebras, observing elephants, and marveling at tall giraffes. Traverse the West Kilimanjaro wilderness, riding through places like the “Little Serengeti” in Arusha National Park and the edges of Kilimanjaro National Park.
Wildlife Management Areas (WMAs): These protected areas, managed by local village communities, are adjacent to Tanzania’s national parks and host incredible wildlife. Horse ride safaris can be conducted in WMAs such as Enduimet WMA, Singita Grumet Game Reserve, and Loliondo Game-Controlled Area.
Experience the thrill of a horse-riding safari, combining adventure and nature for an unforgettable exploration of Tanzania’s diverse landscapes.
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