Suggestions for walking in Africa
Below is a list of lodges we would recommend specifically for walking in Africa.
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66 lodges found for walking in Africa
Though San Camp is in a harsh and dry environment, we really enjoyed a walk with the San bushmen here - which was magical. They led us out across the grasslands, and we stopped to look at bushes and trees that had medicinal qualities, and to dig for various roots and tubers which could be eaten, or stored water inside them. - View lodge details
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This is a beautiful area for walking and both the camps' guides are qualified to lead walking safaris. You will focus on the small things which make up the complex ecology of the area - the local plant-life, insects, birds and smaller animals, as well as the various footprints you will come across! - View lodge details
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Learn about the history of the landscapes, and about the smaller things including plant-life and insects. Getting too close to big game is not the idea - you will learn about tracking animals and reading their spore and about the smaller creatures that often go unnoticed, but form a vital part of the larger ecosystem. - View lodge details
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Footsteps is primarily a walking camp, which employs excellent experienced walking guides. Walks tend to focus on the small things and you will learn about the plant-life, how to read the tracks and signs left by animals, and all about the Delta's fascinating ecosystem. Wherever possible you will keep a respectful distance from the big game! - View lodge details
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The lodge offers a variety of walks, usually with a guide. Places of interest include a local village, (50 minutes walk), The Big Baobab (45 minutes walk) and a high viewpoint (45 minutes walk). In addition guests can visit a local farm which is 30 minutes walk away. - View lodge details
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The exposed granite around Erongo forms large, rounded hills which are well-suited to hiking and gentle scrambling – so it's a great place to stretch your legs after time in a vehicle. The lodge offers a choice of walks, either accompanied by knowledgeable guides, or on your own along clearly marked walking trails (for which the lodge provides a detailed map). - View lodge details
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Most of the exploring and game-viewing at Mundulea is done with Bruno on foot – and so come here expecting to walk a lot, and use the vehicle only a little! - View lodge details
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There are guided and self-guided walks around Okonjima, and if you chose the latter then you’ll be able to take a radio in case of emergency – so it’s a great spot to explore a bit of the African bush on foot. - View lodge details
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