Walking Safari In Zimbabwe

Walking through the wilderness of Africa is an experience like none other. Where game drives provide a certain thrill, the interactive nature of walking safaris offers a unique perspective that’s quite unparalleled. This active way of viewing game allows you to interact with nature in a way that’s far more intimate.

You might be surprised at the sheer level of detail you can miss from the confines of a safari vehicle. Walking safaris invite you to examine and follow animal tracks, bringing you closer to the majestic creatures of Africa than ever before. You’ll see the wildlife up close, and your expert guide will ensure you do so safely and responsibly.

But it’s not just about the animals. As you traverse the breathtaking landscapes, you’ll be immersed in the stunning flora that covers the land. The African bush is a living, breathing ecosystem, and being on foot lets you appreciate it in all its incredible diversity.

Walking safaris invite you to engage all your senses. The sights, sounds, and smells of the African bush are heightened when you’re on foot. You’ll hear the rustling of leaves as a small creature scurries away, smell the earthy scent of the bush, and feel the crunch of leaves underfoot. It’s a world so few get to see, hear, touch, and smell, and it’s a privilege to be welcomed into it.

Your guide will be with you every step of the way, helping you to meet Africa’s flora and fauna up close and personal. With their expert knowledge and passion, they’ll provide insights into this fascinating world that you wouldn’t get otherwise.

So why not step out of the safari vehicle and into the intriguing world of Africa’s wilderness? A walking safari is an active and interactive way to experience Africa and its incredible wildlife, offering a unique perspective that is sure to leave a lasting impression.

What’s included?

A guide We’ll pick you up for free from any hotel in Victoria Falls. (Hotels outside of Victoria Falls have an additional fee.) For morning walks, guests get a breakfast of Tea/Coffee and water and with a side of freshly baked muffins. We also include a fleece poncho to keep you warm in the winter and/or early mornings.

What’s not included?

NATIONAL PARK FEE TO BE PAID IN ADDITION Internationals US$18pp, Local adults US$5pp

What to bring?

A camera Binoculars Sunblock Hat Warm jumper in winter and for the mornings, and swimming clothes.

What to wear?

Wear neutral colours (no bright colours), with comfortable walking shoes. The mornings and evenings can be chilly so bring something warm to wear.

Duration

210mins

Where?

Victoria Falls