Walking in Kenya
5 places found for walking in Kenya
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El Karama Eco-Lodge
Joseph, who has 19 years experience, and carries a 458 rifle, does really good game walks on El Karama ranch (he’s a very knowledgeable and reassuring guide), and you can go out for a few hours after dawn or at the end of the afternoon, or for longer if you feel so inclined ... More about El Karama Eco-Lodge -
Leleshwa
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Game walks are standard at Leleshwa. With big-game encounters possible – and likely – all around the camp, and an armed guide available to accompany you, the experience is always worthwhile, and often very exciting. A river walk is being planned. More about Leleshwa -
Naboisho Camp
Manager Roelof Schutte holds a large-calibre gun licence, enabling him to accompany guests on bush walks in this part of the Naboisho Conservancy. These go into areas where dangerous wildlife may be encountered. Walks often start out by vehicle, to enable different areas to be explored... More about Naboisho Camp -
Sarara
Walk from Sarara with a well-armed guide through the rocky and forested areas of the Namunyak Conservancy. You can swim in the streams and rock pools, as well as look out for big game and birds. More about Sarara -
Shimba Lodge
The guided walks from Shimba Lodge to Sheldrick Falls with a suitably armed KWS ranger are very enjoyable. You don’t see much wildlife, but this is a chance to experience the rugged, forested terrain of the park – and you can swim in the pool at the base of the falls. More about Shimba Lodge
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