Horse Riding Safari

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Details of Horse Riding Safari

There is something thrilling about experiencing Africa from horseback. Explore the wildernesses of East Africa as the explorers of old would have.
While riding within the National Parks is not possible, the option is available to ride alongside zebras, antelopes, and more on private reserves. The opportunity to trade the 4WD for a little horseback exploration is a great way to add an unforgettable memory to your safari.

Short Overview

A horse riding safari will probably be the most thrilling experience of your life, since you will come
much closer to wildlife than you would do on a driving or walking safari. You could maybe also stop
for a watering rest at the same places as hippos, elephants, zebras, gazelles and giraffes.

If you wish to enrich your safari experience with horse safari, and to leave the safari vehicle behind for a few hours, feel free to contact us.

  • The best spot for horse riding safari is when you overnight in Manyara Ranch Coneservancy.
  • Horse riding and other activites are exclusively available to overnight clients.

 

 

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