Experience the beauty of the African wildlife on horseback

Introduction

There are a number of regions and countries which make a horseback safari a particularly attractive option, here are a few highlights:

1. Makgadikgadi Pans: Between wet and dry season, Botswana‘s Makgadikgadi Pan offers two starkly different safari experiences. During the green season, from November to April, the salt pan fills with water, enabling algae to grow and crustaceans to thrive, in turn attracting flocks of pink flamingoes.

2. Okavango Delta: Known as one of the world’s most wildlife-rich regions for its sheer abundance and diversity of species.

3. Chyulu Hills in Kenya: Believed to be the world’s youngest volcanoes, Chyulu Hills sit between Tsavo and Amboseli National Parks, creating an especially scenic backdrop to the game-rich plains. 

4. Limpopo Province in South Africa: South Africa’s northernmost province of Limpopo is a flourishing land of valleys, canyons, ridges and rolling hills with waterfalls and rivers running through. In fact, the land is so verdant, Limpopo is known as South Africa’s food basket.