WALKING SAFARI – Africa’s definitive walking safari, 11 days on foot through remote, wild Africa.
On this magnificent walking safari, you will leave the 21st century behind and visit an Africa first seen by the explorers – on foot! You will embark upon a 100 mile (160 kilometre) game tracking, walking safari across the wilderness landscapes of Tsavo, in Kenya – the largest game park in Africa.
Hike and game drive along two of the most beautiful rivers in Kenya, that are most note-worthy for being home to the biggest elephant herds in Africa.
During this spectacular hike, you will gain an understanding and appreciation for wildlife while following game trails along the Tsavo River. You will trek past occasional First World War forts as well as taking in the place where the infamous “Maneaters of Tsavo” halted the British Empire in 1898.
You will hike the entire length of the palm-fringed Galana River, which is home to the largest elephant populations in East Africa. This is also the home of the unique maneless male lions. A recent study has shown that the Galana River now has a higher density of lions than the entire northern Serengeti.
Afternoon game drives maximize wildlife encounters for what is certainly the greatest safari experience possible.
Described by some as the greatest African bush experience on the continent, Tropical Ice’s Great Walk of Africa was designated Outside Magazine’s “Trip Of The Year” (2006/2012). It was also featured in National Geographic.
The subject of New York Times best-selling travel book “The Shadow of Kilimanjaro” by Rick Ridgeway. Outside Magazine’s Trip of the Year (2006/2012)
Upcoming Walking Safaris
To find out more about our walking safari and express your interest in booking, please use the enquire button below and Iain or Alex will send you a detailed itinerary and more information about how to proceed.
| Arrive Nairobi* | Depart Nairobi** | Availability |
|---|---|---|
| February 06 | February 19 | 3 spaces remaining |
| February 20 | March 05 | open for bookings |
| June 12 | June 25 | 3 spaces remaining |
| June 26 | July 09 | open for bookings |
| July 10 | July 23 | 4 spaces remaining |
| July 24 | August 06 | 5 spaces remaining |
| August 07 | August 20 | Reserved |
| August 21 | September 03 | 4 spaces remaining |
| September 04 | September 17 | 6 spaces remaining |
| September 18 | October 01 | 7 spaces remaining |
| October 02 | October 15 | 6 spaces remaining |
| Arrive Nairobi* | Depart Nairobi** | Availability |
|---|---|---|
| February 05 | February 18 | open for bookings |
| February 19 | March 04 | open for bookings |
| June 11 | June 24 | open for bookings |
| June 25 | July 08 | open for bookings |
| July 09 | July 22 | open for bookings |
| July 23 | August 05 | open for bookings |
| August 06 | August 19 | open for bookings |
| August 20 | September 02 | open for bookings |
| September 03 | September 16 | open for bookings |
| September 17 | September 30 | open for bookings |
| October 01 | October 14 | open for bookings |
The Great Walk of Africa is the most incredible trip I have ever done. To experience such luxury, while living in mobile camps, was amazing and the wildlife encounters were quite breathtaking.
After a long wait, I left the ‘civilised’ world and walked for 11 days across Tsavo. It was one of the greatest experiences of my life.
