Kilimanjaro Elephant Ride
Quick facts
About Kilimanjaro Elephant Ride
Arusha, Tanzania
7 nights
USD 7310
Open June-October
Minimum 4 and maximum 10 guests
Mobile safari
Riding level: 5
Max weight: 85 kg
Kilimanjaro International Airport
Quick facts
About Kilimanjaro Elephant Ride
Arusha, Tanzania
7 nights
USD 7310
Open June-October
Minimum 4 and maximum 10 guests
Mobile safari
Riding level: 5
Max weight: 85 kg
Kilimanjaro International Airport
Quick facts
About Kilimanjaro Elephant Ride
Arusha, Tanzania
7 nights
USD 7310
Open June-October
Minimum 4 and maximum 10 guests
Mobile safari
Riding level: 5
Max weight: 85 kg
Kilimanjaro International Airport
Accommodation
This safari is mainly a mobile safari, which means that a temporary, fully equipped camp is set up in remote locations to provide a unique and close-to-nature experience. The camp moves from place to place, in sync with wildlife and the rhythm of the seasons, while still offering the same comforts as a traditional lodge. Kilimanjaro Elephant Ride's campsite is specially designed with tents measuring 3x3 meters. The tents are spacious and comfortable, equipped with doors and windows with mosquito nets that provide ventilation while keeping insects out. Each tent has foldable beds, cotton sheets, and lighting. On the veranda outside each tent, there are chairs and a washbasin. Each tent also has a private bush toilet and a so-called hot bucket shower. The toilet is of the traditional "short drop" type, with a wooden seat placed over a metal box with open sides. The design of the shower is a classic star-gazing shower – a canvas bucket filled with warm water that is hung up on a frame inside the shower area. The first night is spent at Kaskazi Lodge.
Campsite
Programme
The itinerary serves as a guideline. Changes may occur due to the movement of game, weather conditions, or other unforeseen circumstances. Any adjustments made will always be with the safety and best interests of the safari experience in mind.
Day 1
Upon arrival in the late afternoon, guests are welcomed to the lodge and invited to unwind in the tranquil beauty of the surroundings. Take the time to relax — whether by the pool, on the verandah, or simply soaking in the peaceful atmosphere of the bush. As the sun sets, your guide will join you for sundowners, sharing stories and insights about the days ahead. If a polo match is taking place, you may have the chance to watch this elegant sport with a drink in hand. Dinner follows at the lodge, accompanied by a gentle safari briefing. Afterward, retire to your room, with the sounds of the night easing you into a restful sleep. For early arrivals, options like golf, relaxing spa treatments, or a scenic horseback ride can be arranged before the safari begins. If possible, let us know in advance so we can plan everything perfectly for you.
Day 2
The day begins with a refreshing wake-up and a hearty breakfast at the lodge, preparing guests for the adventure ahead. After breakfast, at 10:30 AM, there’s a scenic 30-minute drive to the edge of the park where the safari horses await. Once mounted, the journey into the heart of the park begins, riding alongside buffaloes, giraffes, and other wildlife that roam freely along narrow game trails skirting the eastern slopes of Mount Meru. The ride weaves through canopy forests and open glades, offering ever-changing views and thrilling wildlife encounters. Midday, there’s a relaxed lunch beneath the shade of a lone tree — an idyllic break in the wild. The afternoon ride continues deeper into the park, with the light softening and the landscape growing quieter. As evening approaches, the group arrives at the mobile camp, an exclusive and comfortable setup in the wilderness. The day ends with sundowners, followed by a delicious dinner under a canopy of stars, surrounded by the sounds of the African night.
Day 3
Wake up to the distinctive calls of colobus monkeys echoing through the trees. After breakfast, ride out into the scenic landscape where the classic film Hatari!, starring John Wayne, was shot. Follow the trails first traveled by the legendary Margaret Trappe, the Iron Lady of Africa, who spent years exploring these wilds, with her footsteps still guiding many today. Ride through habitats rich with wildlife — giraffes gliding across the glades, bushbucks and waterbucks grazing in the undergrowth, and tiny dik-diks darting through the brush. Later in the morning, return to camp for a leisurely lunch and some time to relax. In the afternoon, climb into safari jeeps for an exciting drive to Lake Momella. Keep an eye out for hippos lazing in the water, flamingoes painting the shoreline pink, and a variety of water birds skimming the surface. Enjoy a beautiful sundowner by the lake before heading back to camp at dusk. After dinner, drift off to sleep with the sounds of the wilderness around you — and if you're lucky, the elusive call of a leopard in the night.
Day 4
After breakfast, it’s time to move on. Jump into safari vehicles for a drive of approximately an hour and fifteen minutes. This part of the journey isn’t suited for riding, so relax and take in the Tanzanian countryside until you meet the horses at your new destination. The ride begins across the dry and harsh Masai Steppe, a land filled with new wildlife sightings. You’ll hopefully encounter Grant’s gazelles, Thompson’s gazelles, zebras, and wildebeests scattered across the open plains. As you ride, the landscape transitions into acacia shrubland and woodlands. The early hours of riding can be tough, as the ground is rocky and unsuitable for fast riding. However, by later in the morning, the terrain softens, allowing for a faster pace. You’ll ride through Masai country, a land that feels both timeless and wild, though the game becomes less abundant here. By midday, it’s time for a lunch break under the shade to escape the heat of the day. This gives both riders and horses a much-needed recharge, with a full three hours to relax and rest. After lunch, continue into the cooler afternoon hours, making your way to your night stop. Your destination is a beautiful spot overlooking the magnificent mountains: Kilimanjaro, Mount Meru, and Mount Longido. A stunning view to end the day.
Day 5
After breakfast, it’s time to move on once again. Find your horse and set off in a northeastern direction toward the mysterious formations known as the Seven Sisters. Although elephants may have eluded you so far, this afternoon you enter prime elephant territory — you’ve been riding along their migration routes for days, and while nothing is guaranteed in the wild, today brings your best chance yet to encounter these majestic giants. The morning ride feels like a journey back in time, crossing dried-out floodplains and passing near traditional Masai bomas. You may even cross paths with Masai warriors moving through the landscape as they have for centuries. If luck is on your side, you might catch a glimpse of the rare and endangered antelope called a gerenuk — a treasured sight in these parts. Lunch is enjoyed somewhere along the route, followed by a peaceful break to escape the heat of the day. In the afternoon, ride into dried-out lakebeds, perfect terrain for exhilarating, fast-paced gallops. The land opens up into vast wilderness, and you finally reach your camp, now set in a new location under a canopy of trees, out in the open. Settle in for the evening with views that stir the soul, with majestic Kilimanjaro to the north, Longido to the west, Meru to the south, and the hazy outline of Namanga in the distance.
Day 6
At first light, your tent steward arrives quietly, pouring hot water into your basin as birdsong begins to filter through the canvas walls. Outside, the world is waking, and the air is filled with the gentle promise of a new adventure. Enjoy a warm breakfast as the early sun spills gold across the landscape. Today’s ride takes you deeper into the wilderness — a place where the chances of seeing elephants, cheetahs, and hyenas are high, and the rolling terrain invites you to pick up the pace. The wind in your face, the rhythm of the horse — it feels like flying across timeless earth. By midday, return to camp, where shade, comfort, and a freshly prepared lunch await. Indulge in a siesta as the heat of the day settles, listening to the soft whispers of nature around you. In the late afternoon, ride out, bathe in the golden light of the African sunset, and let the land speak to you in silence and shadow. As night falls, gather around the fire with a gin and tonic in hand. Then, dine under a ceiling of stars — a three-course feast shared in the heart of the wild. The air is filled with stories, laughter, and the magic of Africa — a night to be remembered forever.
Day 7
After breakfast, mount up once more for a morning ride through the soft light of early day. Today’s journey takes you to a traditional, genuine Masai boma — a chance to step into a culture as rich and enduring as the land it calls home. Ride through the grasslands to find the circle of mud huts, hand-shaped from earth and time. Here, you’re welcomed by the Masai, known for their dignity, warmth, and brightly colored shukas. Watch the warriors as they go about their day, and if you dare, sample the traditional mix of goat milk and blood — a rite of strength and survival. Browse handmade jewelry, each piece carrying stories woven from generations. Return to camp for a leisurely lunch and a moment of rest, knowing that the final ride still awaits. In the cool of the afternoon, saddle up for one last time. This ride isn’t about distance — it’s about feeling the wind in your hair, the power of the horse beneath you, and the freedom that only the wilderness can give. The land rushes past, bathed in golden light. Back at camp, the evening unfolds with a farewell feast beneath the stars. Laughter and stories are shared around the fire. And as night deepens, you tuck into bed, hoping to fall asleep to the most primal song of Africa — the low, distant roar of a lion.
Day 8
After a final breakfast in camp, it’s time to say goodbye to the bush. This morning, you’ll climb into safari vehicles instead of the saddle, leaving the horses behind as you begin the journey back. The three-hour drive takes you out of the wilderness and toward modern life once more. You’ll arrive at Kilimanjaro International Airport around 11 AM, in time for your onward flight. Your adventure ends here — for now.
Programme
The itinerary serves as a guideline. Changes may occur due to the movement of game, weather conditions, or other unforeseen circumstances. Any adjustments made will always be with the safety and best interests of the safari experience in mind.
Day 1
Upon arrival in the late afternoon, guests are welcomed to the lodge and invited to unwind in the tranquil beauty of the surroundings. Take the time to relax — whether by the pool, on the verandah, or simply soaking in the peaceful atmosphere of the bush. As the sun sets, your guide will join you for sundowners, sharing stories and insights about the days ahead. If a polo match is taking place, you may have the chance to watch this elegant sport with a drink in hand. Dinner follows at the lodge, accompanied by a gentle safari briefing. Afterward, retire to your room, with the sounds of the night easing you into a restful sleep. For early arrivals, options like golf, relaxing spa treatments, or a scenic horseback ride can be arranged before the safari begins. If possible, let us know in advance so we can plan everything perfectly for you.
Day 2
The day begins with a refreshing wake-up and a hearty breakfast at the lodge, preparing guests for the adventure ahead. After breakfast, at 10:30 AM, there’s a scenic 30-minute drive to the edge of the park where the safari horses await. Once mounted, the journey into the heart of the park begins, riding alongside buffaloes, giraffes, and other wildlife that roam freely along narrow game trails skirting the eastern slopes of Mount Meru. The ride weaves through canopy forests and open glades, offering ever-changing views and thrilling wildlife encounters. Midday, there’s a relaxed lunch beneath the shade of a lone tree — an idyllic break in the wild. The afternoon ride continues deeper into the park, with the light softening and the landscape growing quieter. As evening approaches, the group arrives at the mobile camp, an exclusive and comfortable setup in the wilderness. The day ends with sundowners, followed by a delicious dinner under a canopy of stars, surrounded by the sounds of the African night.
Day 3
Wake up to the distinctive calls of colobus monkeys echoing through the trees. After breakfast, ride out into the scenic landscape where the classic film Hatari!, starring John Wayne, was shot. Follow the trails first traveled by the legendary Margaret Trappe, the Iron Lady of Africa, who spent years exploring these wilds, with her footsteps still guiding many today. Ride through habitats rich with wildlife — giraffes gliding across the glades, bushbucks and waterbucks grazing in the undergrowth, and tiny dik-diks darting through the brush. Later in the morning, return to camp for a leisurely lunch and some time to relax. In the afternoon, climb into safari jeeps for an exciting drive to Lake Momella. Keep an eye out for hippos lazing in the water, flamingoes painting the shoreline pink, and a variety of water birds skimming the surface. Enjoy a beautiful sundowner by the lake before heading back to camp at dusk. After dinner, drift off to sleep with the sounds of the wilderness around you — and if you're lucky, the elusive call of a leopard in the night.
Day 4
After breakfast, it’s time to move on. Jump into safari vehicles for a drive of approximately an hour and fifteen minutes. This part of the journey isn’t suited for riding, so relax and take in the Tanzanian countryside until you meet the horses at your new destination. The ride begins across the dry and harsh Masai Steppe, a land filled with new wildlife sightings. You’ll hopefully encounter Grant’s gazelles, Thompson’s gazelles, zebras, and wildebeests scattered across the open plains. As you ride, the landscape transitions into acacia shrubland and woodlands. The early hours of riding can be tough, as the ground is rocky and unsuitable for fast riding. However, by later in the morning, the terrain softens, allowing for a faster pace. You’ll ride through Masai country, a land that feels both timeless and wild, though the game becomes less abundant here. By midday, it’s time for a lunch break under the shade to escape the heat of the day. This gives both riders and horses a much-needed recharge, with a full three hours to relax and rest. After lunch, continue into the cooler afternoon hours, making your way to your night stop. Your destination is a beautiful spot overlooking the magnificent mountains: Kilimanjaro, Mount Meru, and Mount Longido. A stunning view to end the day.
Day 5
After breakfast, it’s time to move on once again. Find your horse and set off in a northeastern direction toward the mysterious formations known as the Seven Sisters. Although elephants may have eluded you so far, this afternoon you enter prime elephant territory — you’ve been riding along their migration routes for days, and while nothing is guaranteed in the wild, today brings your best chance yet to encounter these majestic giants. The morning ride feels like a journey back in time, crossing dried-out floodplains and passing near traditional Masai bomas. You may even cross paths with Masai warriors moving through the landscape as they have for centuries. If luck is on your side, you might catch a glimpse of the rare and endangered antelope called a gerenuk — a treasured sight in these parts. Lunch is enjoyed somewhere along the route, followed by a peaceful break to escape the heat of the day. In the afternoon, ride into dried-out lakebeds, perfect terrain for exhilarating, fast-paced gallops. The land opens up into vast wilderness, and you finally reach your camp, now set in a new location under a canopy of trees, out in the open. Settle in for the evening with views that stir the soul, with majestic Kilimanjaro to the north, Longido to the west, Meru to the south, and the hazy outline of Namanga in the distance.
Day 6
At first light, your tent steward arrives quietly, pouring hot water into your basin as birdsong begins to filter through the canvas walls. Outside, the world is waking, and the air is filled with the gentle promise of a new adventure. Enjoy a warm breakfast as the early sun spills gold across the landscape. Today’s ride takes you deeper into the wilderness — a place where the chances of seeing elephants, cheetahs, and hyenas are high, and the rolling terrain invites you to pick up the pace. The wind in your face, the rhythm of the horse — it feels like flying across timeless earth. By midday, return to camp, where shade, comfort, and a freshly prepared lunch await. Indulge in a siesta as the heat of the day settles, listening to the soft whispers of nature around you. In the late afternoon, ride out, bathe in the golden light of the African sunset, and let the land speak to you in silence and shadow. As night falls, gather around the fire with a gin and tonic in hand. Then, dine under a ceiling of stars — a three-course feast shared in the heart of the wild. The air is filled with stories, laughter, and the magic of Africa — a night to be remembered forever.
Day 7
After breakfast, mount up once more for a morning ride through the soft light of early day. Today’s journey takes you to a traditional, genuine Masai boma — a chance to step into a culture as rich and enduring as the land it calls home. Ride through the grasslands to find the circle of mud huts, hand-shaped from earth and time. Here, you’re welcomed by the Masai, known for their dignity, warmth, and brightly colored shukas. Watch the warriors as they go about their day, and if you dare, sample the traditional mix of goat milk and blood — a rite of strength and survival. Browse handmade jewelry, each piece carrying stories woven from generations. Return to camp for a leisurely lunch and a moment of rest, knowing that the final ride still awaits. In the cool of the afternoon, saddle up for one last time. This ride isn’t about distance — it’s about feeling the wind in your hair, the power of the horse beneath you, and the freedom that only the wilderness can give. The land rushes past, bathed in golden light. Back at camp, the evening unfolds with a farewell feast beneath the stars. Laughter and stories are shared around the fire. And as night deepens, you tuck into bed, hoping to fall asleep to the most primal song of Africa — the low, distant roar of a lion.
Day 8
After a final breakfast in camp, it’s time to say goodbye to the bush. This morning, you’ll climb into safari vehicles instead of the saddle, leaving the horses behind as you begin the journey back. The three-hour drive takes you out of the wilderness and toward modern life once more. You’ll arrive at Kilimanjaro International Airport around 11 AM, in time for your onward flight. Your adventure ends here — for now.
Programme
The itinerary serves as a guideline. Changes may occur due to the movement of game, weather conditions, or other unforeseen circumstances. Any adjustments made will always be with the safety and best interests of the safari experience in mind.
Day 1
Upon arrival in the late afternoon, guests are welcomed to the lodge and invited to unwind in the tranquil beauty of the surroundings. Take the time to relax — whether by the pool, on the verandah, or simply soaking in the peaceful atmosphere of the bush. As the sun sets, your guide will join you for sundowners, sharing stories and insights about the days ahead. If a polo match is taking place, you may have the chance to watch this elegant sport with a drink in hand. Dinner follows at the lodge, accompanied by a gentle safari briefing. Afterward, retire to your room, with the sounds of the night easing you into a restful sleep. For early arrivals, options like golf, relaxing spa treatments, or a scenic horseback ride can be arranged before the safari begins. If possible, let us know in advance so we can plan everything perfectly for you.
Day 2
The day begins with a refreshing wake-up and a hearty breakfast at the lodge, preparing guests for the adventure ahead. After breakfast, at 10:30 AM, there’s a scenic 30-minute drive to the edge of the park where the safari horses await. Once mounted, the journey into the heart of the park begins, riding alongside buffaloes, giraffes, and other wildlife that roam freely along narrow game trails skirting the eastern slopes of Mount Meru. The ride weaves through canopy forests and open glades, offering ever-changing views and thrilling wildlife encounters. Midday, there’s a relaxed lunch beneath the shade of a lone tree — an idyllic break in the wild. The afternoon ride continues deeper into the park, with the light softening and the landscape growing quieter. As evening approaches, the group arrives at the mobile camp, an exclusive and comfortable setup in the wilderness. The day ends with sundowners, followed by a delicious dinner under a canopy of stars, surrounded by the sounds of the African night.
Day 3
Wake up to the distinctive calls of colobus monkeys echoing through the trees. After breakfast, ride out into the scenic landscape where the classic film Hatari!, starring John Wayne, was shot. Follow the trails first traveled by the legendary Margaret Trappe, the Iron Lady of Africa, who spent years exploring these wilds, with her footsteps still guiding many today. Ride through habitats rich with wildlife — giraffes gliding across the glades, bushbucks and waterbucks grazing in the undergrowth, and tiny dik-diks darting through the brush. Later in the morning, return to camp for a leisurely lunch and some time to relax. In the afternoon, climb into safari jeeps for an exciting drive to Lake Momella. Keep an eye out for hippos lazing in the water, flamingoes painting the shoreline pink, and a variety of water birds skimming the surface. Enjoy a beautiful sundowner by the lake before heading back to camp at dusk. After dinner, drift off to sleep with the sounds of the wilderness around you — and if you're lucky, the elusive call of a leopard in the night.
Day 4
After breakfast, it’s time to move on. Jump into safari vehicles for a drive of approximately an hour and fifteen minutes. This part of the journey isn’t suited for riding, so relax and take in the Tanzanian countryside until you meet the horses at your new destination. The ride begins across the dry and harsh Masai Steppe, a land filled with new wildlife sightings. You’ll hopefully encounter Grant’s gazelles, Thompson’s gazelles, zebras, and wildebeests scattered across the open plains. As you ride, the landscape transitions into acacia shrubland and woodlands. The early hours of riding can be tough, as the ground is rocky and unsuitable for fast riding. However, by later in the morning, the terrain softens, allowing for a faster pace. You’ll ride through Masai country, a land that feels both timeless and wild, though the game becomes less abundant here. By midday, it’s time for a lunch break under the shade to escape the heat of the day. This gives both riders and horses a much-needed recharge, with a full three hours to relax and rest. After lunch, continue into the cooler afternoon hours, making your way to your night stop. Your destination is a beautiful spot overlooking the magnificent mountains: Kilimanjaro, Mount Meru, and Mount Longido. A stunning view to end the day.
Day 5
After breakfast, it’s time to move on once again. Find your horse and set off in a northeastern direction toward the mysterious formations known as the Seven Sisters. Although elephants may have eluded you so far, this afternoon you enter prime elephant territory — you’ve been riding along their migration routes for days, and while nothing is guaranteed in the wild, today brings your best chance yet to encounter these majestic giants. The morning ride feels like a journey back in time, crossing dried-out floodplains and passing near traditional Masai bomas. You may even cross paths with Masai warriors moving through the landscape as they have for centuries. If luck is on your side, you might catch a glimpse of the rare and endangered antelope called a gerenuk — a treasured sight in these parts. Lunch is enjoyed somewhere along the route, followed by a peaceful break to escape the heat of the day. In the afternoon, ride into dried-out lakebeds, perfect terrain for exhilarating, fast-paced gallops. The land opens up into vast wilderness, and you finally reach your camp, now set in a new location under a canopy of trees, out in the open. Settle in for the evening with views that stir the soul, with majestic Kilimanjaro to the north, Longido to the west, Meru to the south, and the hazy outline of Namanga in the distance.
Day 6
At first light, your tent steward arrives quietly, pouring hot water into your basin as birdsong begins to filter through the canvas walls. Outside, the world is waking, and the air is filled with the gentle promise of a new adventure. Enjoy a warm breakfast as the early sun spills gold across the landscape. Today’s ride takes you deeper into the wilderness — a place where the chances of seeing elephants, cheetahs, and hyenas are high, and the rolling terrain invites you to pick up the pace. The wind in your face, the rhythm of the horse — it feels like flying across timeless earth. By midday, return to camp, where shade, comfort, and a freshly prepared lunch await. Indulge in a siesta as the heat of the day settles, listening to the soft whispers of nature around you. In the late afternoon, ride out, bathe in the golden light of the African sunset, and let the land speak to you in silence and shadow. As night falls, gather around the fire with a gin and tonic in hand. Then, dine under a ceiling of stars — a three-course feast shared in the heart of the wild. The air is filled with stories, laughter, and the magic of Africa — a night to be remembered forever.
Day 7
After breakfast, mount up once more for a morning ride through the soft light of early day. Today’s journey takes you to a traditional, genuine Masai boma — a chance to step into a culture as rich and enduring as the land it calls home. Ride through the grasslands to find the circle of mud huts, hand-shaped from earth and time. Here, you’re welcomed by the Masai, known for their dignity, warmth, and brightly colored shukas. Watch the warriors as they go about their day, and if you dare, sample the traditional mix of goat milk and blood — a rite of strength and survival. Browse handmade jewelry, each piece carrying stories woven from generations. Return to camp for a leisurely lunch and a moment of rest, knowing that the final ride still awaits. In the cool of the afternoon, saddle up for one last time. This ride isn’t about distance — it’s about feeling the wind in your hair, the power of the horse beneath you, and the freedom that only the wilderness can give. The land rushes past, bathed in golden light. Back at camp, the evening unfolds with a farewell feast beneath the stars. Laughter and stories are shared around the fire. And as night deepens, you tuck into bed, hoping to fall asleep to the most primal song of Africa — the low, distant roar of a lion.
Day 8
After a final breakfast in camp, it’s time to say goodbye to the bush. This morning, you’ll climb into safari vehicles instead of the saddle, leaving the horses behind as you begin the journey back. The three-hour drive takes you out of the wilderness and toward modern life once more. You’ll arrive at Kilimanjaro International Airport around 11 AM, in time for your onward flight. Your adventure ends here — for now.
Programme
The itinerary serves as a guideline. Changes may occur due to the movement of game, weather conditions, or other unforeseen circumstances. Any adjustments made will always be with the safety and best interests of the safari experience in mind.
Day 1
Upon arrival in the late afternoon, guests are welcomed to the lodge and invited to unwind in the tranquil beauty of the surroundings. Take the time to relax — whether by the pool, on the verandah, or simply soaking in the peaceful atmosphere of the bush. As the sun sets, your guide will join you for sundowners, sharing stories and insights about the days ahead. If a polo match is taking place, you may have the chance to watch this elegant sport with a drink in hand. Dinner follows at the lodge, accompanied by a gentle safari briefing. Afterward, retire to your room, with the sounds of the night easing you into a restful sleep. For early arrivals, options like golf, relaxing spa treatments, or a scenic horseback ride can be arranged before the safari begins. If possible, let us know in advance so we can plan everything perfectly for you.
Day 2
The day begins with a refreshing wake-up and a hearty breakfast at the lodge, preparing guests for the adventure ahead. After breakfast, at 10:30 AM, there’s a scenic 30-minute drive to the edge of the park where the safari horses await. Once mounted, the journey into the heart of the park begins, riding alongside buffaloes, giraffes, and other wildlife that roam freely along narrow game trails skirting the eastern slopes of Mount Meru. The ride weaves through canopy forests and open glades, offering ever-changing views and thrilling wildlife encounters. Midday, there’s a relaxed lunch beneath the shade of a lone tree — an idyllic break in the wild. The afternoon ride continues deeper into the park, with the light softening and the landscape growing quieter. As evening approaches, the group arrives at the mobile camp, an exclusive and comfortable setup in the wilderness. The day ends with sundowners, followed by a delicious dinner under a canopy of stars, surrounded by the sounds of the African night.
Day 3
Wake up to the distinctive calls of colobus monkeys echoing through the trees. After breakfast, ride out into the scenic landscape where the classic film Hatari!, starring John Wayne, was shot. Follow the trails first traveled by the legendary Margaret Trappe, the Iron Lady of Africa, who spent years exploring these wilds, with her footsteps still guiding many today. Ride through habitats rich with wildlife — giraffes gliding across the glades, bushbucks and waterbucks grazing in the undergrowth, and tiny dik-diks darting through the brush. Later in the morning, return to camp for a leisurely lunch and some time to relax. In the afternoon, climb into safari jeeps for an exciting drive to Lake Momella. Keep an eye out for hippos lazing in the water, flamingoes painting the shoreline pink, and a variety of water birds skimming the surface. Enjoy a beautiful sundowner by the lake before heading back to camp at dusk. After dinner, drift off to sleep with the sounds of the wilderness around you — and if you're lucky, the elusive call of a leopard in the night.
Day 4
After breakfast, it’s time to move on. Jump into safari vehicles for a drive of approximately an hour and fifteen minutes. This part of the journey isn’t suited for riding, so relax and take in the Tanzanian countryside until you meet the horses at your new destination. The ride begins across the dry and harsh Masai Steppe, a land filled with new wildlife sightings. You’ll hopefully encounter Grant’s gazelles, Thompson’s gazelles, zebras, and wildebeests scattered across the open plains. As you ride, the landscape transitions into acacia shrubland and woodlands. The early hours of riding can be tough, as the ground is rocky and unsuitable for fast riding. However, by later in the morning, the terrain softens, allowing for a faster pace. You’ll ride through Masai country, a land that feels both timeless and wild, though the game becomes less abundant here. By midday, it’s time for a lunch break under the shade to escape the heat of the day. This gives both riders and horses a much-needed recharge, with a full three hours to relax and rest. After lunch, continue into the cooler afternoon hours, making your way to your night stop. Your destination is a beautiful spot overlooking the magnificent mountains: Kilimanjaro, Mount Meru, and Mount Longido. A stunning view to end the day.
Day 5
After breakfast, it’s time to move on once again. Find your horse and set off in a northeastern direction toward the mysterious formations known as the Seven Sisters. Although elephants may have eluded you so far, this afternoon you enter prime elephant territory — you’ve been riding along their migration routes for days, and while nothing is guaranteed in the wild, today brings your best chance yet to encounter these majestic giants. The morning ride feels like a journey back in time, crossing dried-out floodplains and passing near traditional Masai bomas. You may even cross paths with Masai warriors moving through the landscape as they have for centuries. If luck is on your side, you might catch a glimpse of the rare and endangered antelope called a gerenuk — a treasured sight in these parts. Lunch is enjoyed somewhere along the route, followed by a peaceful break to escape the heat of the day. In the afternoon, ride into dried-out lakebeds, perfect terrain for exhilarating, fast-paced gallops. The land opens up into vast wilderness, and you finally reach your camp, now set in a new location under a canopy of trees, out in the open. Settle in for the evening with views that stir the soul, with majestic Kilimanjaro to the north, Longido to the west, Meru to the south, and the hazy outline of Namanga in the distance.
Day 6
At first light, your tent steward arrives quietly, pouring hot water into your basin as birdsong begins to filter through the canvas walls. Outside, the world is waking, and the air is filled with the gentle promise of a new adventure. Enjoy a warm breakfast as the early sun spills gold across the landscape. Today’s ride takes you deeper into the wilderness — a place where the chances of seeing elephants, cheetahs, and hyenas are high, and the rolling terrain invites you to pick up the pace. The wind in your face, the rhythm of the horse — it feels like flying across timeless earth. By midday, return to camp, where shade, comfort, and a freshly prepared lunch await. Indulge in a siesta as the heat of the day settles, listening to the soft whispers of nature around you. In the late afternoon, ride out, bathe in the golden light of the African sunset, and let the land speak to you in silence and shadow. As night falls, gather around the fire with a gin and tonic in hand. Then, dine under a ceiling of stars — a three-course feast shared in the heart of the wild. The air is filled with stories, laughter, and the magic of Africa — a night to be remembered forever.
Day 7
After breakfast, mount up once more for a morning ride through the soft light of early day. Today’s journey takes you to a traditional, genuine Masai boma — a chance to step into a culture as rich and enduring as the land it calls home. Ride through the grasslands to find the circle of mud huts, hand-shaped from earth and time. Here, you’re welcomed by the Masai, known for their dignity, warmth, and brightly colored shukas. Watch the warriors as they go about their day, and if you dare, sample the traditional mix of goat milk and blood — a rite of strength and survival. Browse handmade jewelry, each piece carrying stories woven from generations. Return to camp for a leisurely lunch and a moment of rest, knowing that the final ride still awaits. In the cool of the afternoon, saddle up for one last time. This ride isn’t about distance — it’s about feeling the wind in your hair, the power of the horse beneath you, and the freedom that only the wilderness can give. The land rushes past, bathed in golden light. Back at camp, the evening unfolds with a farewell feast beneath the stars. Laughter and stories are shared around the fire. And as night deepens, you tuck into bed, hoping to fall asleep to the most primal song of Africa — the low, distant roar of a lion.
Day 8
After a final breakfast in camp, it’s time to say goodbye to the bush. This morning, you’ll climb into safari vehicles instead of the saddle, leaving the horses behind as you begin the journey back. The three-hour drive takes you out of the wilderness and toward modern life once more. You’ll arrive at Kilimanjaro International Airport around 11 AM, in time for your onward flight. Your adventure ends here — for now.
Programme
The itinerary serves as a guideline. Changes may occur due to the movement of game, weather conditions, or other unforeseen circumstances. Any adjustments made will always be with the safety and best interests of the safari experience in mind.
Day 1
Upon arrival in the late afternoon, guests are welcomed to the lodge and invited to unwind in the tranquil beauty of the surroundings. Take the time to relax — whether by the pool, on the verandah, or simply soaking in the peaceful atmosphere of the bush. As the sun sets, your guide will join you for sundowners, sharing stories and insights about the days ahead. If a polo match is taking place, you may have the chance to watch this elegant sport with a drink in hand. Dinner follows at the lodge, accompanied by a gentle safari briefing. Afterward, retire to your room, with the sounds of the night easing you into a restful sleep. For early arrivals, options like golf, relaxing spa treatments, or a scenic horseback ride can be arranged before the safari begins. If possible, let us know in advance so we can plan everything perfectly for you.
Day 2
The day begins with a refreshing wake-up and a hearty breakfast at the lodge, preparing guests for the adventure ahead. After breakfast, at 10:30 AM, there’s a scenic 30-minute drive to the edge of the park where the safari horses await. Once mounted, the journey into the heart of the park begins, riding alongside buffaloes, giraffes, and other wildlife that roam freely along narrow game trails skirting the eastern slopes of Mount Meru. The ride weaves through canopy forests and open glades, offering ever-changing views and thrilling wildlife encounters. Midday, there’s a relaxed lunch beneath the shade of a lone tree — an idyllic break in the wild. The afternoon ride continues deeper into the park, with the light softening and the landscape growing quieter. As evening approaches, the group arrives at the mobile camp, an exclusive and comfortable setup in the wilderness. The day ends with sundowners, followed by a delicious dinner under a canopy of stars, surrounded by the sounds of the African night.
Day 3
Wake up to the distinctive calls of colobus monkeys echoing through the trees. After breakfast, ride out into the scenic landscape where the classic film Hatari!, starring John Wayne, was shot. Follow the trails first traveled by the legendary Margaret Trappe, the Iron Lady of Africa, who spent years exploring these wilds, with her footsteps still guiding many today. Ride through habitats rich with wildlife — giraffes gliding across the glades, bushbucks and waterbucks grazing in the undergrowth, and tiny dik-diks darting through the brush. Later in the morning, return to camp for a leisurely lunch and some time to relax. In the afternoon, climb into safari jeeps for an exciting drive to Lake Momella. Keep an eye out for hippos lazing in the water, flamingoes painting the shoreline pink, and a variety of water birds skimming the surface. Enjoy a beautiful sundowner by the lake before heading back to camp at dusk. After dinner, drift off to sleep with the sounds of the wilderness around you — and if you're lucky, the elusive call of a leopard in the night.
Day 4
After breakfast, it’s time to move on. Jump into safari vehicles for a drive of approximately an hour and fifteen minutes. This part of the journey isn’t suited for riding, so relax and take in the Tanzanian countryside until you meet the horses at your new destination. The ride begins across the dry and harsh Masai Steppe, a land filled with new wildlife sightings. You’ll hopefully encounter Grant’s gazelles, Thompson’s gazelles, zebras, and wildebeests scattered across the open plains. As you ride, the landscape transitions into acacia shrubland and woodlands. The early hours of riding can be tough, as the ground is rocky and unsuitable for fast riding. However, by later in the morning, the terrain softens, allowing for a faster pace. You’ll ride through Masai country, a land that feels both timeless and wild, though the game becomes less abundant here. By midday, it’s time for a lunch break under the shade to escape the heat of the day. This gives both riders and horses a much-needed recharge, with a full three hours to relax and rest. After lunch, continue into the cooler afternoon hours, making your way to your night stop. Your destination is a beautiful spot overlooking the magnificent mountains: Kilimanjaro, Mount Meru, and Mount Longido. A stunning view to end the day.
Day 5
After breakfast, it’s time to move on once again. Find your horse and set off in a northeastern direction toward the mysterious formations known as the Seven Sisters. Although elephants may have eluded you so far, this afternoon you enter prime elephant territory — you’ve been riding along their migration routes for days, and while nothing is guaranteed in the wild, today brings your best chance yet to encounter these majestic giants. The morning ride feels like a journey back in time, crossing dried-out floodplains and passing near traditional Masai bomas. You may even cross paths with Masai warriors moving through the landscape as they have for centuries. If luck is on your side, you might catch a glimpse of the rare and endangered antelope called a gerenuk — a treasured sight in these parts. Lunch is enjoyed somewhere along the route, followed by a peaceful break to escape the heat of the day. In the afternoon, ride into dried-out lakebeds, perfect terrain for exhilarating, fast-paced gallops. The land opens up into vast wilderness, and you finally reach your camp, now set in a new location under a canopy of trees, out in the open. Settle in for the evening with views that stir the soul, with majestic Kilimanjaro to the north, Longido to the west, Meru to the south, and the hazy outline of Namanga in the distance.
Day 6
At first light, your tent steward arrives quietly, pouring hot water into your basin as birdsong begins to filter through the canvas walls. Outside, the world is waking, and the air is filled with the gentle promise of a new adventure. Enjoy a warm breakfast as the early sun spills gold across the landscape. Today’s ride takes you deeper into the wilderness — a place where the chances of seeing elephants, cheetahs, and hyenas are high, and the rolling terrain invites you to pick up the pace. The wind in your face, the rhythm of the horse — it feels like flying across timeless earth. By midday, return to camp, where shade, comfort, and a freshly prepared lunch await. Indulge in a siesta as the heat of the day settles, listening to the soft whispers of nature around you. In the late afternoon, ride out, bathe in the golden light of the African sunset, and let the land speak to you in silence and shadow. As night falls, gather around the fire with a gin and tonic in hand. Then, dine under a ceiling of stars — a three-course feast shared in the heart of the wild. The air is filled with stories, laughter, and the magic of Africa — a night to be remembered forever.
Day 7
After breakfast, mount up once more for a morning ride through the soft light of early day. Today’s journey takes you to a traditional, genuine Masai boma — a chance to step into a culture as rich and enduring as the land it calls home. Ride through the grasslands to find the circle of mud huts, hand-shaped from earth and time. Here, you’re welcomed by the Masai, known for their dignity, warmth, and brightly colored shukas. Watch the warriors as they go about their day, and if you dare, sample the traditional mix of goat milk and blood — a rite of strength and survival. Browse handmade jewelry, each piece carrying stories woven from generations. Return to camp for a leisurely lunch and a moment of rest, knowing that the final ride still awaits. In the cool of the afternoon, saddle up for one last time. This ride isn’t about distance — it’s about feeling the wind in your hair, the power of the horse beneath you, and the freedom that only the wilderness can give. The land rushes past, bathed in golden light. Back at camp, the evening unfolds with a farewell feast beneath the stars. Laughter and stories are shared around the fire. And as night deepens, you tuck into bed, hoping to fall asleep to the most primal song of Africa — the low, distant roar of a lion.
Day 8
After a final breakfast in camp, it’s time to say goodbye to the bush. This morning, you’ll climb into safari vehicles instead of the saddle, leaving the horses behind as you begin the journey back. The three-hour drive takes you out of the wilderness and toward modern life once more. You’ll arrive at Kilimanjaro International Airport around 11 AM, in time for your onward flight. Your adventure ends here — for now.
Programme
The itinerary serves as a guideline. Changes may occur due to the movement of game, weather conditions, or other unforeseen circumstances. Any adjustments made will always be with the safety and best interests of the safari experience in mind.
Day 1
Upon arrival in the late afternoon, guests are welcomed to the lodge and invited to unwind in the tranquil beauty of the surroundings. Take the time to relax — whether by the pool, on the verandah, or simply soaking in the peaceful atmosphere of the bush. As the sun sets, your guide will join you for sundowners, sharing stories and insights about the days ahead. If a polo match is taking place, you may have the chance to watch this elegant sport with a drink in hand. Dinner follows at the lodge, accompanied by a gentle safari briefing. Afterward, retire to your room, with the sounds of the night easing you into a restful sleep. For early arrivals, options like golf, relaxing spa treatments, or a scenic horseback ride can be arranged before the safari begins. If possible, let us know in advance so we can plan everything perfectly for you.
Day 2
The day begins with a refreshing wake-up and a hearty breakfast at the lodge, preparing guests for the adventure ahead. After breakfast, at 10:30 AM, there’s a scenic 30-minute drive to the edge of the park where the safari horses await. Once mounted, the journey into the heart of the park begins, riding alongside buffaloes, giraffes, and other wildlife that roam freely along narrow game trails skirting the eastern slopes of Mount Meru. The ride weaves through canopy forests and open glades, offering ever-changing views and thrilling wildlife encounters. Midday, there’s a relaxed lunch beneath the shade of a lone tree — an idyllic break in the wild. The afternoon ride continues deeper into the park, with the light softening and the landscape growing quieter. As evening approaches, the group arrives at the mobile camp, an exclusive and comfortable setup in the wilderness. The day ends with sundowners, followed by a delicious dinner under a canopy of stars, surrounded by the sounds of the African night.
Day 3
Wake up to the distinctive calls of colobus monkeys echoing through the trees. After breakfast, ride out into the scenic landscape where the classic film Hatari!, starring John Wayne, was shot. Follow the trails first traveled by the legendary Margaret Trappe, the Iron Lady of Africa, who spent years exploring these wilds, with her footsteps still guiding many today. Ride through habitats rich with wildlife — giraffes gliding across the glades, bushbucks and waterbucks grazing in the undergrowth, and tiny dik-diks darting through the brush. Later in the morning, return to camp for a leisurely lunch and some time to relax. In the afternoon, climb into safari jeeps for an exciting drive to Lake Momella. Keep an eye out for hippos lazing in the water, flamingoes painting the shoreline pink, and a variety of water birds skimming the surface. Enjoy a beautiful sundowner by the lake before heading back to camp at dusk. After dinner, drift off to sleep with the sounds of the wilderness around you — and if you're lucky, the elusive call of a leopard in the night.
Day 4
After breakfast, it’s time to move on. Jump into safari vehicles for a drive of approximately an hour and fifteen minutes. This part of the journey isn’t suited for riding, so relax and take in the Tanzanian countryside until you meet the horses at your new destination. The ride begins across the dry and harsh Masai Steppe, a land filled with new wildlife sightings. You’ll hopefully encounter Grant’s gazelles, Thompson’s gazelles, zebras, and wildebeests scattered across the open plains. As you ride, the landscape transitions into acacia shrubland and woodlands. The early hours of riding can be tough, as the ground is rocky and unsuitable for fast riding. However, by later in the morning, the terrain softens, allowing for a faster pace. You’ll ride through Masai country, a land that feels both timeless and wild, though the game becomes less abundant here. By midday, it’s time for a lunch break under the shade to escape the heat of the day. This gives both riders and horses a much-needed recharge, with a full three hours to relax and rest. After lunch, continue into the cooler afternoon hours, making your way to your night stop. Your destination is a beautiful spot overlooking the magnificent mountains: Kilimanjaro, Mount Meru, and Mount Longido. A stunning view to end the day.
Day 5
After breakfast, it’s time to move on once again. Find your horse and set off in a northeastern direction toward the mysterious formations known as the Seven Sisters. Although elephants may have eluded you so far, this afternoon you enter prime elephant territory — you’ve been riding along their migration routes for days, and while nothing is guaranteed in the wild, today brings your best chance yet to encounter these majestic giants. The morning ride feels like a journey back in time, crossing dried-out floodplains and passing near traditional Masai bomas. You may even cross paths with Masai warriors moving through the landscape as they have for centuries. If luck is on your side, you might catch a glimpse of the rare and endangered antelope called a gerenuk — a treasured sight in these parts. Lunch is enjoyed somewhere along the route, followed by a peaceful break to escape the heat of the day. In the afternoon, ride into dried-out lakebeds, perfect terrain for exhilarating, fast-paced gallops. The land opens up into vast wilderness, and you finally reach your camp, now set in a new location under a canopy of trees, out in the open. Settle in for the evening with views that stir the soul, with majestic Kilimanjaro to the north, Longido to the west, Meru to the south, and the hazy outline of Namanga in the distance.
Day 6
At first light, your tent steward arrives quietly, pouring hot water into your basin as birdsong begins to filter through the canvas walls. Outside, the world is waking, and the air is filled with the gentle promise of a new adventure. Enjoy a warm breakfast as the early sun spills gold across the landscape. Today’s ride takes you deeper into the wilderness — a place where the chances of seeing elephants, cheetahs, and hyenas are high, and the rolling terrain invites you to pick up the pace. The wind in your face, the rhythm of the horse — it feels like flying across timeless earth. By midday, return to camp, where shade, comfort, and a freshly prepared lunch await. Indulge in a siesta as the heat of the day settles, listening to the soft whispers of nature around you. In the late afternoon, ride out, bathe in the golden light of the African sunset, and let the land speak to you in silence and shadow. As night falls, gather around the fire with a gin and tonic in hand. Then, dine under a ceiling of stars — a three-course feast shared in the heart of the wild. The air is filled with stories, laughter, and the magic of Africa — a night to be remembered forever.
Day 7
After breakfast, mount up once more for a morning ride through the soft light of early day. Today’s journey takes you to a traditional, genuine Masai boma — a chance to step into a culture as rich and enduring as the land it calls home. Ride through the grasslands to find the circle of mud huts, hand-shaped from earth and time. Here, you’re welcomed by the Masai, known for their dignity, warmth, and brightly colored shukas. Watch the warriors as they go about their day, and if you dare, sample the traditional mix of goat milk and blood — a rite of strength and survival. Browse handmade jewelry, each piece carrying stories woven from generations. Return to camp for a leisurely lunch and a moment of rest, knowing that the final ride still awaits. In the cool of the afternoon, saddle up for one last time. This ride isn’t about distance — it’s about feeling the wind in your hair, the power of the horse beneath you, and the freedom that only the wilderness can give. The land rushes past, bathed in golden light. Back at camp, the evening unfolds with a farewell feast beneath the stars. Laughter and stories are shared around the fire. And as night deepens, you tuck into bed, hoping to fall asleep to the most primal song of Africa — the low, distant roar of a lion.
Day 8
After a final breakfast in camp, it’s time to say goodbye to the bush. This morning, you’ll climb into safari vehicles instead of the saddle, leaving the horses behind as you begin the journey back. The three-hour drive takes you out of the wilderness and toward modern life once more. You’ll arrive at Kilimanjaro International Airport around 11 AM, in time for your onward flight. Your adventure ends here — for now.
Programme
The itinerary serves as a guideline. Changes may occur due to the movement of game, weather conditions, or other unforeseen circumstances. Any adjustments made will always be with the safety and best interests of the safari experience in mind.
Day 1
Upon arrival in the late afternoon, guests are welcomed to the lodge and invited to unwind in the tranquil beauty of the surroundings. Take the time to relax — whether by the pool, on the verandah, or simply soaking in the peaceful atmosphere of the bush. As the sun sets, your guide will join you for sundowners, sharing stories and insights about the days ahead. If a polo match is taking place, you may have the chance to watch this elegant sport with a drink in hand. Dinner follows at the lodge, accompanied by a gentle safari briefing. Afterward, retire to your room, with the sounds of the night easing you into a restful sleep. For early arrivals, options like golf, relaxing spa treatments, or a scenic horseback ride can be arranged before the safari begins. If possible, let us know in advance so we can plan everything perfectly for you.
Day 2
The day begins with a refreshing wake-up and a hearty breakfast at the lodge, preparing guests for the adventure ahead. After breakfast, at 10:30 AM, there’s a scenic 30-minute drive to the edge of the park where the safari horses await. Once mounted, the journey into the heart of the park begins, riding alongside buffaloes, giraffes, and other wildlife that roam freely along narrow game trails skirting the eastern slopes of Mount Meru. The ride weaves through canopy forests and open glades, offering ever-changing views and thrilling wildlife encounters. Midday, there’s a relaxed lunch beneath the shade of a lone tree — an idyllic break in the wild. The afternoon ride continues deeper into the park, with the light softening and the landscape growing quieter. As evening approaches, the group arrives at the mobile camp, an exclusive and comfortable setup in the wilderness. The day ends with sundowners, followed by a delicious dinner under a canopy of stars, surrounded by the sounds of the African night.
Day 3
Wake up to the distinctive calls of colobus monkeys echoing through the trees. After breakfast, ride out into the scenic landscape where the classic film Hatari!, starring John Wayne, was shot. Follow the trails first traveled by the legendary Margaret Trappe, the Iron Lady of Africa, who spent years exploring these wilds, with her footsteps still guiding many today. Ride through habitats rich with wildlife — giraffes gliding across the glades, bushbucks and waterbucks grazing in the undergrowth, and tiny dik-diks darting through the brush. Later in the morning, return to camp for a leisurely lunch and some time to relax. In the afternoon, climb into safari jeeps for an exciting drive to Lake Momella. Keep an eye out for hippos lazing in the water, flamingoes painting the shoreline pink, and a variety of water birds skimming the surface. Enjoy a beautiful sundowner by the lake before heading back to camp at dusk. After dinner, drift off to sleep with the sounds of the wilderness around you — and if you're lucky, the elusive call of a leopard in the night.
Day 4
After breakfast, it’s time to move on. Jump into safari vehicles for a drive of approximately an hour and fifteen minutes. This part of the journey isn’t suited for riding, so relax and take in the Tanzanian countryside until you meet the horses at your new destination. The ride begins across the dry and harsh Masai Steppe, a land filled with new wildlife sightings. You’ll hopefully encounter Grant’s gazelles, Thompson’s gazelles, zebras, and wildebeests scattered across the open plains. As you ride, the landscape transitions into acacia shrubland and woodlands. The early hours of riding can be tough, as the ground is rocky and unsuitable for fast riding. However, by later in the morning, the terrain softens, allowing for a faster pace. You’ll ride through Masai country, a land that feels both timeless and wild, though the game becomes less abundant here. By midday, it’s time for a lunch break under the shade to escape the heat of the day. This gives both riders and horses a much-needed recharge, with a full three hours to relax and rest. After lunch, continue into the cooler afternoon hours, making your way to your night stop. Your destination is a beautiful spot overlooking the magnificent mountains: Kilimanjaro, Mount Meru, and Mount Longido. A stunning view to end the day.
Day 5
After breakfast, it’s time to move on once again. Find your horse and set off in a northeastern direction toward the mysterious formations known as the Seven Sisters. Although elephants may have eluded you so far, this afternoon you enter prime elephant territory — you’ve been riding along their migration routes for days, and while nothing is guaranteed in the wild, today brings your best chance yet to encounter these majestic giants. The morning ride feels like a journey back in time, crossing dried-out floodplains and passing near traditional Masai bomas. You may even cross paths with Masai warriors moving through the landscape as they have for centuries. If luck is on your side, you might catch a glimpse of the rare and endangered antelope called a gerenuk — a treasured sight in these parts. Lunch is enjoyed somewhere along the route, followed by a peaceful break to escape the heat of the day. In the afternoon, ride into dried-out lakebeds, perfect terrain for exhilarating, fast-paced gallops. The land opens up into vast wilderness, and you finally reach your camp, now set in a new location under a canopy of trees, out in the open. Settle in for the evening with views that stir the soul, with majestic Kilimanjaro to the north, Longido to the west, Meru to the south, and the hazy outline of Namanga in the distance.
Day 6
At first light, your tent steward arrives quietly, pouring hot water into your basin as birdsong begins to filter through the canvas walls. Outside, the world is waking, and the air is filled with the gentle promise of a new adventure. Enjoy a warm breakfast as the early sun spills gold across the landscape. Today’s ride takes you deeper into the wilderness — a place where the chances of seeing elephants, cheetahs, and hyenas are high, and the rolling terrain invites you to pick up the pace. The wind in your face, the rhythm of the horse — it feels like flying across timeless earth. By midday, return to camp, where shade, comfort, and a freshly prepared lunch await. Indulge in a siesta as the heat of the day settles, listening to the soft whispers of nature around you. In the late afternoon, ride out, bathe in the golden light of the African sunset, and let the land speak to you in silence and shadow. As night falls, gather around the fire with a gin and tonic in hand. Then, dine under a ceiling of stars — a three-course feast shared in the heart of the wild. The air is filled with stories, laughter, and the magic of Africa — a night to be remembered forever.
Day 7
After breakfast, mount up once more for a morning ride through the soft light of early day. Today’s journey takes you to a traditional, genuine Masai boma — a chance to step into a culture as rich and enduring as the land it calls home. Ride through the grasslands to find the circle of mud huts, hand-shaped from earth and time. Here, you’re welcomed by the Masai, known for their dignity, warmth, and brightly colored shukas. Watch the warriors as they go about their day, and if you dare, sample the traditional mix of goat milk and blood — a rite of strength and survival. Browse handmade jewelry, each piece carrying stories woven from generations. Return to camp for a leisurely lunch and a moment of rest, knowing that the final ride still awaits. In the cool of the afternoon, saddle up for one last time. This ride isn’t about distance — it’s about feeling the wind in your hair, the power of the horse beneath you, and the freedom that only the wilderness can give. The land rushes past, bathed in golden light. Back at camp, the evening unfolds with a farewell feast beneath the stars. Laughter and stories are shared around the fire. And as night deepens, you tuck into bed, hoping to fall asleep to the most primal song of Africa — the low, distant roar of a lion.
Day 8
After a final breakfast in camp, it’s time to say goodbye to the bush. This morning, you’ll climb into safari vehicles instead of the saddle, leaving the horses behind as you begin the journey back. The three-hour drive takes you out of the wilderness and toward modern life once more. You’ll arrive at Kilimanjaro International Airport around 11 AM, in time for your onward flight. Your adventure ends here — for now.
Programme
The itinerary serves as a guideline. Changes may occur due to the movement of game, weather conditions, or other unforeseen circumstances. Any adjustments made will always be with the safety and best interests of the safari experience in mind.
Day 1
Upon arrival in the late afternoon, guests are welcomed to the lodge and invited to unwind in the tranquil beauty of the surroundings. Take the time to relax — whether by the pool, on the verandah, or simply soaking in the peaceful atmosphere of the bush. As the sun sets, your guide will join you for sundowners, sharing stories and insights about the days ahead. If a polo match is taking place, you may have the chance to watch this elegant sport with a drink in hand. Dinner follows at the lodge, accompanied by a gentle safari briefing. Afterward, retire to your room, with the sounds of the night easing you into a restful sleep. For early arrivals, options like golf, relaxing spa treatments, or a scenic horseback ride can be arranged before the safari begins. If possible, let us know in advance so we can plan everything perfectly for you.
Day 2
The day begins with a refreshing wake-up and a hearty breakfast at the lodge, preparing guests for the adventure ahead. After breakfast, at 10:30 AM, there’s a scenic 30-minute drive to the edge of the park where the safari horses await. Once mounted, the journey into the heart of the park begins, riding alongside buffaloes, giraffes, and other wildlife that roam freely along narrow game trails skirting the eastern slopes of Mount Meru. The ride weaves through canopy forests and open glades, offering ever-changing views and thrilling wildlife encounters. Midday, there’s a relaxed lunch beneath the shade of a lone tree — an idyllic break in the wild. The afternoon ride continues deeper into the park, with the light softening and the landscape growing quieter. As evening approaches, the group arrives at the mobile camp, an exclusive and comfortable setup in the wilderness. The day ends with sundowners, followed by a delicious dinner under a canopy of stars, surrounded by the sounds of the African night.
Day 3
Wake up to the distinctive calls of colobus monkeys echoing through the trees. After breakfast, ride out into the scenic landscape where the classic film Hatari!, starring John Wayne, was shot. Follow the trails first traveled by the legendary Margaret Trappe, the Iron Lady of Africa, who spent years exploring these wilds, with her footsteps still guiding many today. Ride through habitats rich with wildlife — giraffes gliding across the glades, bushbucks and waterbucks grazing in the undergrowth, and tiny dik-diks darting through the brush. Later in the morning, return to camp for a leisurely lunch and some time to relax. In the afternoon, climb into safari jeeps for an exciting drive to Lake Momella. Keep an eye out for hippos lazing in the water, flamingoes painting the shoreline pink, and a variety of water birds skimming the surface. Enjoy a beautiful sundowner by the lake before heading back to camp at dusk. After dinner, drift off to sleep with the sounds of the wilderness around you — and if you're lucky, the elusive call of a leopard in the night.
Day 4
After breakfast, it’s time to move on. Jump into safari vehicles for a drive of approximately an hour and fifteen minutes. This part of the journey isn’t suited for riding, so relax and take in the Tanzanian countryside until you meet the horses at your new destination. The ride begins across the dry and harsh Masai Steppe, a land filled with new wildlife sightings. You’ll hopefully encounter Grant’s gazelles, Thompson’s gazelles, zebras, and wildebeests scattered across the open plains. As you ride, the landscape transitions into acacia shrubland and woodlands. The early hours of riding can be tough, as the ground is rocky and unsuitable for fast riding. However, by later in the morning, the terrain softens, allowing for a faster pace. You’ll ride through Masai country, a land that feels both timeless and wild, though the game becomes less abundant here. By midday, it’s time for a lunch break under the shade to escape the heat of the day. This gives both riders and horses a much-needed recharge, with a full three hours to relax and rest. After lunch, continue into the cooler afternoon hours, making your way to your night stop. Your destination is a beautiful spot overlooking the magnificent mountains: Kilimanjaro, Mount Meru, and Mount Longido. A stunning view to end the day.
Day 5
After breakfast, it’s time to move on once again. Find your horse and set off in a northeastern direction toward the mysterious formations known as the Seven Sisters. Although elephants may have eluded you so far, this afternoon you enter prime elephant territory — you’ve been riding along their migration routes for days, and while nothing is guaranteed in the wild, today brings your best chance yet to encounter these majestic giants. The morning ride feels like a journey back in time, crossing dried-out floodplains and passing near traditional Masai bomas. You may even cross paths with Masai warriors moving through the landscape as they have for centuries. If luck is on your side, you might catch a glimpse of the rare and endangered antelope called a gerenuk — a treasured sight in these parts. Lunch is enjoyed somewhere along the route, followed by a peaceful break to escape the heat of the day. In the afternoon, ride into dried-out lakebeds, perfect terrain for exhilarating, fast-paced gallops. The land opens up into vast wilderness, and you finally reach your camp, now set in a new location under a canopy of trees, out in the open. Settle in for the evening with views that stir the soul, with majestic Kilimanjaro to the north, Longido to the west, Meru to the south, and the hazy outline of Namanga in the distance.
Day 6
At first light, your tent steward arrives quietly, pouring hot water into your basin as birdsong begins to filter through the canvas walls. Outside, the world is waking, and the air is filled with the gentle promise of a new adventure. Enjoy a warm breakfast as the early sun spills gold across the landscape. Today’s ride takes you deeper into the wilderness — a place where the chances of seeing elephants, cheetahs, and hyenas are high, and the rolling terrain invites you to pick up the pace. The wind in your face, the rhythm of the horse — it feels like flying across timeless earth. By midday, return to camp, where shade, comfort, and a freshly prepared lunch await. Indulge in a siesta as the heat of the day settles, listening to the soft whispers of nature around you. In the late afternoon, ride out, bathe in the golden light of the African sunset, and let the land speak to you in silence and shadow. As night falls, gather around the fire with a gin and tonic in hand. Then, dine under a ceiling of stars — a three-course feast shared in the heart of the wild. The air is filled with stories, laughter, and the magic of Africa — a night to be remembered forever.
Day 7
After breakfast, mount up once more for a morning ride through the soft light of early day. Today’s journey takes you to a traditional, genuine Masai boma — a chance to step into a culture as rich and enduring as the land it calls home. Ride through the grasslands to find the circle of mud huts, hand-shaped from earth and time. Here, you’re welcomed by the Masai, known for their dignity, warmth, and brightly colored shukas. Watch the warriors as they go about their day, and if you dare, sample the traditional mix of goat milk and blood — a rite of strength and survival. Browse handmade jewelry, each piece carrying stories woven from generations. Return to camp for a leisurely lunch and a moment of rest, knowing that the final ride still awaits. In the cool of the afternoon, saddle up for one last time. This ride isn’t about distance — it’s about feeling the wind in your hair, the power of the horse beneath you, and the freedom that only the wilderness can give. The land rushes past, bathed in golden light. Back at camp, the evening unfolds with a farewell feast beneath the stars. Laughter and stories are shared around the fire. And as night deepens, you tuck into bed, hoping to fall asleep to the most primal song of Africa — the low, distant roar of a lion.
Day 8
After a final breakfast in camp, it’s time to say goodbye to the bush. This morning, you’ll climb into safari vehicles instead of the saddle, leaving the horses behind as you begin the journey back. The three-hour drive takes you out of the wilderness and toward modern life once more. You’ll arrive at Kilimanjaro International Airport around 11 AM, in time for your onward flight. Your adventure ends here — for now.
Programme
The itinerary serves as a guideline. Changes may occur due to the movement of game, weather conditions, or other unforeseen circumstances. Any adjustments made will always be with the safety and best interests of the safari experience in mind.
Day 1
Upon arrival in the late afternoon, guests are welcomed to the lodge and invited to unwind in the tranquil beauty of the surroundings. Take the time to relax — whether by the pool, on the verandah, or simply soaking in the peaceful atmosphere of the bush. As the sun sets, your guide will join you for sundowners, sharing stories and insights about the days ahead. If a polo match is taking place, you may have the chance to watch this elegant sport with a drink in hand. Dinner follows at the lodge, accompanied by a gentle safari briefing. Afterward, retire to your room, with the sounds of the night easing you into a restful sleep. For early arrivals, options like golf, relaxing spa treatments, or a scenic horseback ride can be arranged before the safari begins. If possible, let us know in advance so we can plan everything perfectly for you.
Day 2
The day begins with a refreshing wake-up and a hearty breakfast at the lodge, preparing guests for the adventure ahead. After breakfast, at 10:30 AM, there’s a scenic 30-minute drive to the edge of the park where the safari horses await. Once mounted, the journey into the heart of the park begins, riding alongside buffaloes, giraffes, and other wildlife that roam freely along narrow game trails skirting the eastern slopes of Mount Meru. The ride weaves through canopy forests and open glades, offering ever-changing views and thrilling wildlife encounters. Midday, there’s a relaxed lunch beneath the shade of a lone tree — an idyllic break in the wild. The afternoon ride continues deeper into the park, with the light softening and the landscape growing quieter. As evening approaches, the group arrives at the mobile camp, an exclusive and comfortable setup in the wilderness. The day ends with sundowners, followed by a delicious dinner under a canopy of stars, surrounded by the sounds of the African night.
Day 3
Wake up to the distinctive calls of colobus monkeys echoing through the trees. After breakfast, ride out into the scenic landscape where the classic film Hatari!, starring John Wayne, was shot. Follow the trails first traveled by the legendary Margaret Trappe, the Iron Lady of Africa, who spent years exploring these wilds, with her footsteps still guiding many today. Ride through habitats rich with wildlife — giraffes gliding across the glades, bushbucks and waterbucks grazing in the undergrowth, and tiny dik-diks darting through the brush. Later in the morning, return to camp for a leisurely lunch and some time to relax. In the afternoon, climb into safari jeeps for an exciting drive to Lake Momella. Keep an eye out for hippos lazing in the water, flamingoes painting the shoreline pink, and a variety of water birds skimming the surface. Enjoy a beautiful sundowner by the lake before heading back to camp at dusk. After dinner, drift off to sleep with the sounds of the wilderness around you — and if you're lucky, the elusive call of a leopard in the night.
Day 4
After breakfast, it’s time to move on. Jump into safari vehicles for a drive of approximately an hour and fifteen minutes. This part of the journey isn’t suited for riding, so relax and take in the Tanzanian countryside until you meet the horses at your new destination. The ride begins across the dry and harsh Masai Steppe, a land filled with new wildlife sightings. You’ll hopefully encounter Grant’s gazelles, Thompson’s gazelles, zebras, and wildebeests scattered across the open plains. As you ride, the landscape transitions into acacia shrubland and woodlands. The early hours of riding can be tough, as the ground is rocky and unsuitable for fast riding. However, by later in the morning, the terrain softens, allowing for a faster pace. You’ll ride through Masai country, a land that feels both timeless and wild, though the game becomes less abundant here. By midday, it’s time for a lunch break under the shade to escape the heat of the day. This gives both riders and horses a much-needed recharge, with a full three hours to relax and rest. After lunch, continue into the cooler afternoon hours, making your way to your night stop. Your destination is a beautiful spot overlooking the magnificent mountains: Kilimanjaro, Mount Meru, and Mount Longido. A stunning view to end the day.
Day 5
After breakfast, it’s time to move on once again. Find your horse and set off in a northeastern direction toward the mysterious formations known as the Seven Sisters. Although elephants may have eluded you so far, this afternoon you enter prime elephant territory — you’ve been riding along their migration routes for days, and while nothing is guaranteed in the wild, today brings your best chance yet to encounter these majestic giants. The morning ride feels like a journey back in time, crossing dried-out floodplains and passing near traditional Masai bomas. You may even cross paths with Masai warriors moving through the landscape as they have for centuries. If luck is on your side, you might catch a glimpse of the rare and endangered antelope called a gerenuk — a treasured sight in these parts. Lunch is enjoyed somewhere along the route, followed by a peaceful break to escape the heat of the day. In the afternoon, ride into dried-out lakebeds, perfect terrain for exhilarating, fast-paced gallops. The land opens up into vast wilderness, and you finally reach your camp, now set in a new location under a canopy of trees, out in the open. Settle in for the evening with views that stir the soul, with majestic Kilimanjaro to the north, Longido to the west, Meru to the south, and the hazy outline of Namanga in the distance.
Day 6
At first light, your tent steward arrives quietly, pouring hot water into your basin as birdsong begins to filter through the canvas walls. Outside, the world is waking, and the air is filled with the gentle promise of a new adventure. Enjoy a warm breakfast as the early sun spills gold across the landscape. Today’s ride takes you deeper into the wilderness — a place where the chances of seeing elephants, cheetahs, and hyenas are high, and the rolling terrain invites you to pick up the pace. The wind in your face, the rhythm of the horse — it feels like flying across timeless earth. By midday, return to camp, where shade, comfort, and a freshly prepared lunch await. Indulge in a siesta as the heat of the day settles, listening to the soft whispers of nature around you. In the late afternoon, ride out, bathe in the golden light of the African sunset, and let the land speak to you in silence and shadow. As night falls, gather around the fire with a gin and tonic in hand. Then, dine under a ceiling of stars — a three-course feast shared in the heart of the wild. The air is filled with stories, laughter, and the magic of Africa — a night to be remembered forever.
Day 7
After breakfast, mount up once more for a morning ride through the soft light of early day. Today’s journey takes you to a traditional, genuine Masai boma — a chance to step into a culture as rich and enduring as the land it calls home. Ride through the grasslands to find the circle of mud huts, hand-shaped from earth and time. Here, you’re welcomed by the Masai, known for their dignity, warmth, and brightly colored shukas. Watch the warriors as they go about their day, and if you dare, sample the traditional mix of goat milk and blood — a rite of strength and survival. Browse handmade jewelry, each piece carrying stories woven from generations. Return to camp for a leisurely lunch and a moment of rest, knowing that the final ride still awaits. In the cool of the afternoon, saddle up for one last time. This ride isn’t about distance — it’s about feeling the wind in your hair, the power of the horse beneath you, and the freedom that only the wilderness can give. The land rushes past, bathed in golden light. Back at camp, the evening unfolds with a farewell feast beneath the stars. Laughter and stories are shared around the fire. And as night deepens, you tuck into bed, hoping to fall asleep to the most primal song of Africa — the low, distant roar of a lion.
Day 8
After a final breakfast in camp, it’s time to say goodbye to the bush. This morning, you’ll climb into safari vehicles instead of the saddle, leaving the horses behind as you begin the journey back. The three-hour drive takes you out of the wilderness and toward modern life once more. You’ll arrive at Kilimanjaro International Airport around 11 AM, in time for your onward flight. Your adventure ends here — for now.
Programme
The itinerary serves as a guideline. Changes may occur due to the movement of game, weather conditions, or other unforeseen circumstances. Any adjustments made will always be with the safety and best interests of the safari experience in mind.
Day 1
Upon arrival in the late afternoon, guests are welcomed to the lodge and invited to unwind in the tranquil beauty of the surroundings. Take the time to relax — whether by the pool, on the verandah, or simply soaking in the peaceful atmosphere of the bush. As the sun sets, your guide will join you for sundowners, sharing stories and insights about the days ahead. If a polo match is taking place, you may have the chance to watch this elegant sport with a drink in hand. Dinner follows at the lodge, accompanied by a gentle safari briefing. Afterward, retire to your room, with the sounds of the night easing you into a restful sleep. For early arrivals, options like golf, relaxing spa treatments, or a scenic horseback ride can be arranged before the safari begins. If possible, let us know in advance so we can plan everything perfectly for you.
Day 2
The day begins with a refreshing wake-up and a hearty breakfast at the lodge, preparing guests for the adventure ahead. After breakfast, at 10:30 AM, there’s a scenic 30-minute drive to the edge of the park where the safari horses await. Once mounted, the journey into the heart of the park begins, riding alongside buffaloes, giraffes, and other wildlife that roam freely along narrow game trails skirting the eastern slopes of Mount Meru. The ride weaves through canopy forests and open glades, offering ever-changing views and thrilling wildlife encounters. Midday, there’s a relaxed lunch beneath the shade of a lone tree — an idyllic break in the wild. The afternoon ride continues deeper into the park, with the light softening and the landscape growing quieter. As evening approaches, the group arrives at the mobile camp, an exclusive and comfortable setup in the wilderness. The day ends with sundowners, followed by a delicious dinner under a canopy of stars, surrounded by the sounds of the African night.
Day 3
Wake up to the distinctive calls of colobus monkeys echoing through the trees. After breakfast, ride out into the scenic landscape where the classic film Hatari!, starring John Wayne, was shot. Follow the trails first traveled by the legendary Margaret Trappe, the Iron Lady of Africa, who spent years exploring these wilds, with her footsteps still guiding many today. Ride through habitats rich with wildlife — giraffes gliding across the glades, bushbucks and waterbucks grazing in the undergrowth, and tiny dik-diks darting through the brush. Later in the morning, return to camp for a leisurely lunch and some time to relax. In the afternoon, climb into safari jeeps for an exciting drive to Lake Momella. Keep an eye out for hippos lazing in the water, flamingoes painting the shoreline pink, and a variety of water birds skimming the surface. Enjoy a beautiful sundowner by the lake before heading back to camp at dusk. After dinner, drift off to sleep with the sounds of the wilderness around you — and if you're lucky, the elusive call of a leopard in the night.
Day 4
After breakfast, it’s time to move on. Jump into safari vehicles for a drive of approximately an hour and fifteen minutes. This part of the journey isn’t suited for riding, so relax and take in the Tanzanian countryside until you meet the horses at your new destination. The ride begins across the dry and harsh Masai Steppe, a land filled with new wildlife sightings. You’ll hopefully encounter Grant’s gazelles, Thompson’s gazelles, zebras, and wildebeests scattered across the open plains. As you ride, the landscape transitions into acacia shrubland and woodlands. The early hours of riding can be tough, as the ground is rocky and unsuitable for fast riding. However, by later in the morning, the terrain softens, allowing for a faster pace. You’ll ride through Masai country, a land that feels both timeless and wild, though the game becomes less abundant here. By midday, it’s time for a lunch break under the shade to escape the heat of the day. This gives both riders and horses a much-needed recharge, with a full three hours to relax and rest. After lunch, continue into the cooler afternoon hours, making your way to your night stop. Your destination is a beautiful spot overlooking the magnificent mountains: Kilimanjaro, Mount Meru, and Mount Longido. A stunning view to end the day.
Day 5
After breakfast, it’s time to move on once again. Find your horse and set off in a northeastern direction toward the mysterious formations known as the Seven Sisters. Although elephants may have eluded you so far, this afternoon you enter prime elephant territory — you’ve been riding along their migration routes for days, and while nothing is guaranteed in the wild, today brings your best chance yet to encounter these majestic giants. The morning ride feels like a journey back in time, crossing dried-out floodplains and passing near traditional Masai bomas. You may even cross paths with Masai warriors moving through the landscape as they have for centuries. If luck is on your side, you might catch a glimpse of the rare and endangered antelope called a gerenuk — a treasured sight in these parts. Lunch is enjoyed somewhere along the route, followed by a peaceful break to escape the heat of the day. In the afternoon, ride into dried-out lakebeds, perfect terrain for exhilarating, fast-paced gallops. The land opens up into vast wilderness, and you finally reach your camp, now set in a new location under a canopy of trees, out in the open. Settle in for the evening with views that stir the soul, with majestic Kilimanjaro to the north, Longido to the west, Meru to the south, and the hazy outline of Namanga in the distance.
Day 6
At first light, your tent steward arrives quietly, pouring hot water into your basin as birdsong begins to filter through the canvas walls. Outside, the world is waking, and the air is filled with the gentle promise of a new adventure. Enjoy a warm breakfast as the early sun spills gold across the landscape. Today’s ride takes you deeper into the wilderness — a place where the chances of seeing elephants, cheetahs, and hyenas are high, and the rolling terrain invites you to pick up the pace. The wind in your face, the rhythm of the horse — it feels like flying across timeless earth. By midday, return to camp, where shade, comfort, and a freshly prepared lunch await. Indulge in a siesta as the heat of the day settles, listening to the soft whispers of nature around you. In the late afternoon, ride out, bathe in the golden light of the African sunset, and let the land speak to you in silence and shadow. As night falls, gather around the fire with a gin and tonic in hand. Then, dine under a ceiling of stars — a three-course feast shared in the heart of the wild. The air is filled with stories, laughter, and the magic of Africa — a night to be remembered forever.
Day 7
After breakfast, mount up once more for a morning ride through the soft light of early day. Today’s journey takes you to a traditional, genuine Masai boma — a chance to step into a culture as rich and enduring as the land it calls home. Ride through the grasslands to find the circle of mud huts, hand-shaped from earth and time. Here, you’re welcomed by the Masai, known for their dignity, warmth, and brightly colored shukas. Watch the warriors as they go about their day, and if you dare, sample the traditional mix of goat milk and blood — a rite of strength and survival. Browse handmade jewelry, each piece carrying stories woven from generations. Return to camp for a leisurely lunch and a moment of rest, knowing that the final ride still awaits. In the cool of the afternoon, saddle up for one last time. This ride isn’t about distance — it’s about feeling the wind in your hair, the power of the horse beneath you, and the freedom that only the wilderness can give. The land rushes past, bathed in golden light. Back at camp, the evening unfolds with a farewell feast beneath the stars. Laughter and stories are shared around the fire. And as night deepens, you tuck into bed, hoping to fall asleep to the most primal song of Africa — the low, distant roar of a lion.
Day 8
After a final breakfast in camp, it’s time to say goodbye to the bush. This morning, you’ll climb into safari vehicles instead of the saddle, leaving the horses behind as you begin the journey back. The three-hour drive takes you out of the wilderness and toward modern life once more. You’ll arrive at Kilimanjaro International Airport around 11 AM, in time for your onward flight. Your adventure ends here — for now.
Programme
The itinerary serves as a guideline. Changes may occur due to the movement of game, weather conditions, or other unforeseen circumstances. Any adjustments made will always be with the safety and best interests of the safari experience in mind.
Day 1
Upon arrival in the late afternoon, guests are welcomed to the lodge and invited to unwind in the tranquil beauty of the surroundings. Take the time to relax — whether by the pool, on the verandah, or simply soaking in the peaceful atmosphere of the bush. As the sun sets, your guide will join you for sundowners, sharing stories and insights about the days ahead. If a polo match is taking place, you may have the chance to watch this elegant sport with a drink in hand. Dinner follows at the lodge, accompanied by a gentle safari briefing. Afterward, retire to your room, with the sounds of the night easing you into a restful sleep. For early arrivals, options like golf, relaxing spa treatments, or a scenic horseback ride can be arranged before the safari begins. If possible, let us know in advance so we can plan everything perfectly for you.
Day 2
The day begins with a refreshing wake-up and a hearty breakfast at the lodge, preparing guests for the adventure ahead. After breakfast, at 10:30 AM, there’s a scenic 30-minute drive to the edge of the park where the safari horses await. Once mounted, the journey into the heart of the park begins, riding alongside buffaloes, giraffes, and other wildlife that roam freely along narrow game trails skirting the eastern slopes of Mount Meru. The ride weaves through canopy forests and open glades, offering ever-changing views and thrilling wildlife encounters. Midday, there’s a relaxed lunch beneath the shade of a lone tree — an idyllic break in the wild. The afternoon ride continues deeper into the park, with the light softening and the landscape growing quieter. As evening approaches, the group arrives at the mobile camp, an exclusive and comfortable setup in the wilderness. The day ends with sundowners, followed by a delicious dinner under a canopy of stars, surrounded by the sounds of the African night.
Day 3
Wake up to the distinctive calls of colobus monkeys echoing through the trees. After breakfast, ride out into the scenic landscape where the classic film Hatari!, starring John Wayne, was shot. Follow the trails first traveled by the legendary Margaret Trappe, the Iron Lady of Africa, who spent years exploring these wilds, with her footsteps still guiding many today. Ride through habitats rich with wildlife — giraffes gliding across the glades, bushbucks and waterbucks grazing in the undergrowth, and tiny dik-diks darting through the brush. Later in the morning, return to camp for a leisurely lunch and some time to relax. In the afternoon, climb into safari jeeps for an exciting drive to Lake Momella. Keep an eye out for hippos lazing in the water, flamingoes painting the shoreline pink, and a variety of water birds skimming the surface. Enjoy a beautiful sundowner by the lake before heading back to camp at dusk. After dinner, drift off to sleep with the sounds of the wilderness around you — and if you're lucky, the elusive call of a leopard in the night.
Day 4
After breakfast, it’s time to move on. Jump into safari vehicles for a drive of approximately an hour and fifteen minutes. This part of the journey isn’t suited for riding, so relax and take in the Tanzanian countryside until you meet the horses at your new destination. The ride begins across the dry and harsh Masai Steppe, a land filled with new wildlife sightings. You’ll hopefully encounter Grant’s gazelles, Thompson’s gazelles, zebras, and wildebeests scattered across the open plains. As you ride, the landscape transitions into acacia shrubland and woodlands. The early hours of riding can be tough, as the ground is rocky and unsuitable for fast riding. However, by later in the morning, the terrain softens, allowing for a faster pace. You’ll ride through Masai country, a land that feels both timeless and wild, though the game becomes less abundant here. By midday, it’s time for a lunch break under the shade to escape the heat of the day. This gives both riders and horses a much-needed recharge, with a full three hours to relax and rest. After lunch, continue into the cooler afternoon hours, making your way to your night stop. Your destination is a beautiful spot overlooking the magnificent mountains: Kilimanjaro, Mount Meru, and Mount Longido. A stunning view to end the day.
Day 5
After breakfast, it’s time to move on once again. Find your horse and set off in a northeastern direction toward the mysterious formations known as the Seven Sisters. Although elephants may have eluded you so far, this afternoon you enter prime elephant territory — you’ve been riding along their migration routes for days, and while nothing is guaranteed in the wild, today brings your best chance yet to encounter these majestic giants. The morning ride feels like a journey back in time, crossing dried-out floodplains and passing near traditional Masai bomas. You may even cross paths with Masai warriors moving through the landscape as they have for centuries. If luck is on your side, you might catch a glimpse of the rare and endangered antelope called a gerenuk — a treasured sight in these parts. Lunch is enjoyed somewhere along the route, followed by a peaceful break to escape the heat of the day. In the afternoon, ride into dried-out lakebeds, perfect terrain for exhilarating, fast-paced gallops. The land opens up into vast wilderness, and you finally reach your camp, now set in a new location under a canopy of trees, out in the open. Settle in for the evening with views that stir the soul, with majestic Kilimanjaro to the north, Longido to the west, Meru to the south, and the hazy outline of Namanga in the distance.
Day 6
At first light, your tent steward arrives quietly, pouring hot water into your basin as birdsong begins to filter through the canvas walls. Outside, the world is waking, and the air is filled with the gentle promise of a new adventure. Enjoy a warm breakfast as the early sun spills gold across the landscape. Today’s ride takes you deeper into the wilderness — a place where the chances of seeing elephants, cheetahs, and hyenas are high, and the rolling terrain invites you to pick up the pace. The wind in your face, the rhythm of the horse — it feels like flying across timeless earth. By midday, return to camp, where shade, comfort, and a freshly prepared lunch await. Indulge in a siesta as the heat of the day settles, listening to the soft whispers of nature around you. In the late afternoon, ride out, bathe in the golden light of the African sunset, and let the land speak to you in silence and shadow. As night falls, gather around the fire with a gin and tonic in hand. Then, dine under a ceiling of stars — a three-course feast shared in the heart of the wild. The air is filled with stories, laughter, and the magic of Africa — a night to be remembered forever.
Day 7
After breakfast, mount up once more for a morning ride through the soft light of early day. Today’s journey takes you to a traditional, genuine Masai boma — a chance to step into a culture as rich and enduring as the land it calls home. Ride through the grasslands to find the circle of mud huts, hand-shaped from earth and time. Here, you’re welcomed by the Masai, known for their dignity, warmth, and brightly colored shukas. Watch the warriors as they go about their day, and if you dare, sample the traditional mix of goat milk and blood — a rite of strength and survival. Browse handmade jewelry, each piece carrying stories woven from generations. Return to camp for a leisurely lunch and a moment of rest, knowing that the final ride still awaits. In the cool of the afternoon, saddle up for one last time. This ride isn’t about distance — it’s about feeling the wind in your hair, the power of the horse beneath you, and the freedom that only the wilderness can give. The land rushes past, bathed in golden light. Back at camp, the evening unfolds with a farewell feast beneath the stars. Laughter and stories are shared around the fire. And as night deepens, you tuck into bed, hoping to fall asleep to the most primal song of Africa — the low, distant roar of a lion.
Day 8
After a final breakfast in camp, it’s time to say goodbye to the bush. This morning, you’ll climb into safari vehicles instead of the saddle, leaving the horses behind as you begin the journey back. The three-hour drive takes you out of the wilderness and toward modern life once more. You’ll arrive at Kilimanjaro International Airport around 11 AM, in time for your onward flight. Your adventure ends here — for now.
Programme
The itinerary serves as a guideline. Changes may occur due to the movement of game, weather conditions, or other unforeseen circumstances. Any adjustments made will always be with the safety and best interests of the safari experience in mind.
Day 1
Upon arrival in the late afternoon, guests are welcomed to the lodge and invited to unwind in the tranquil beauty of the surroundings. Take the time to relax — whether by the pool, on the verandah, or simply soaking in the peaceful atmosphere of the bush. As the sun sets, your guide will join you for sundowners, sharing stories and insights about the days ahead. If a polo match is taking place, you may have the chance to watch this elegant sport with a drink in hand. Dinner follows at the lodge, accompanied by a gentle safari briefing. Afterward, retire to your room, with the sounds of the night easing you into a restful sleep. For early arrivals, options like golf, relaxing spa treatments, or a scenic horseback ride can be arranged before the safari begins. If possible, let us know in advance so we can plan everything perfectly for you.
Day 2
The day begins with a refreshing wake-up and a hearty breakfast at the lodge, preparing guests for the adventure ahead. After breakfast, at 10:30 AM, there’s a scenic 30-minute drive to the edge of the park where the safari horses await. Once mounted, the journey into the heart of the park begins, riding alongside buffaloes, giraffes, and other wildlife that roam freely along narrow game trails skirting the eastern slopes of Mount Meru. The ride weaves through canopy forests and open glades, offering ever-changing views and thrilling wildlife encounters. Midday, there’s a relaxed lunch beneath the shade of a lone tree — an idyllic break in the wild. The afternoon ride continues deeper into the park, with the light softening and the landscape growing quieter. As evening approaches, the group arrives at the mobile camp, an exclusive and comfortable setup in the wilderness. The day ends with sundowners, followed by a delicious dinner under a canopy of stars, surrounded by the sounds of the African night.
Day 3
Wake up to the distinctive calls of colobus monkeys echoing through the trees. After breakfast, ride out into the scenic landscape where the classic film Hatari!, starring John Wayne, was shot. Follow the trails first traveled by the legendary Margaret Trappe, the Iron Lady of Africa, who spent years exploring these wilds, with her footsteps still guiding many today. Ride through habitats rich with wildlife — giraffes gliding across the glades, bushbucks and waterbucks grazing in the undergrowth, and tiny dik-diks darting through the brush. Later in the morning, return to camp for a leisurely lunch and some time to relax. In the afternoon, climb into safari jeeps for an exciting drive to Lake Momella. Keep an eye out for hippos lazing in the water, flamingoes painting the shoreline pink, and a variety of water birds skimming the surface. Enjoy a beautiful sundowner by the lake before heading back to camp at dusk. After dinner, drift off to sleep with the sounds of the wilderness around you — and if you're lucky, the elusive call of a leopard in the night.
Day 4
After breakfast, it’s time to move on. Jump into safari vehicles for a drive of approximately an hour and fifteen minutes. This part of the journey isn’t suited for riding, so relax and take in the Tanzanian countryside until you meet the horses at your new destination. The ride begins across the dry and harsh Masai Steppe, a land filled with new wildlife sightings. You’ll hopefully encounter Grant’s gazelles, Thompson’s gazelles, zebras, and wildebeests scattered across the open plains. As you ride, the landscape transitions into acacia shrubland and woodlands. The early hours of riding can be tough, as the ground is rocky and unsuitable for fast riding. However, by later in the morning, the terrain softens, allowing for a faster pace. You’ll ride through Masai country, a land that feels both timeless and wild, though the game becomes less abundant here. By midday, it’s time for a lunch break under the shade to escape the heat of the day. This gives both riders and horses a much-needed recharge, with a full three hours to relax and rest. After lunch, continue into the cooler afternoon hours, making your way to your night stop. Your destination is a beautiful spot overlooking the magnificent mountains: Kilimanjaro, Mount Meru, and Mount Longido. A stunning view to end the day.
Day 5
After breakfast, it’s time to move on once again. Find your horse and set off in a northeastern direction toward the mysterious formations known as the Seven Sisters. Although elephants may have eluded you so far, this afternoon you enter prime elephant territory — you’ve been riding along their migration routes for days, and while nothing is guaranteed in the wild, today brings your best chance yet to encounter these majestic giants. The morning ride feels like a journey back in time, crossing dried-out floodplains and passing near traditional Masai bomas. You may even cross paths with Masai warriors moving through the landscape as they have for centuries. If luck is on your side, you might catch a glimpse of the rare and endangered antelope called a gerenuk — a treasured sight in these parts. Lunch is enjoyed somewhere along the route, followed by a peaceful break to escape the heat of the day. In the afternoon, ride into dried-out lakebeds, perfect terrain for exhilarating, fast-paced gallops. The land opens up into vast wilderness, and you finally reach your camp, now set in a new location under a canopy of trees, out in the open. Settle in for the evening with views that stir the soul, with majestic Kilimanjaro to the north, Longido to the west, Meru to the south, and the hazy outline of Namanga in the distance.
Day 6
At first light, your tent steward arrives quietly, pouring hot water into your basin as birdsong begins to filter through the canvas walls. Outside, the world is waking, and the air is filled with the gentle promise of a new adventure. Enjoy a warm breakfast as the early sun spills gold across the landscape. Today’s ride takes you deeper into the wilderness — a place where the chances of seeing elephants, cheetahs, and hyenas are high, and the rolling terrain invites you to pick up the pace. The wind in your face, the rhythm of the horse — it feels like flying across timeless earth. By midday, return to camp, where shade, comfort, and a freshly prepared lunch await. Indulge in a siesta as the heat of the day settles, listening to the soft whispers of nature around you. In the late afternoon, ride out, bathe in the golden light of the African sunset, and let the land speak to you in silence and shadow. As night falls, gather around the fire with a gin and tonic in hand. Then, dine under a ceiling of stars — a three-course feast shared in the heart of the wild. The air is filled with stories, laughter, and the magic of Africa — a night to be remembered forever.
Day 7
After breakfast, mount up once more for a morning ride through the soft light of early day. Today’s journey takes you to a traditional, genuine Masai boma — a chance to step into a culture as rich and enduring as the land it calls home. Ride through the grasslands to find the circle of mud huts, hand-shaped from earth and time. Here, you’re welcomed by the Masai, known for their dignity, warmth, and brightly colored shukas. Watch the warriors as they go about their day, and if you dare, sample the traditional mix of goat milk and blood — a rite of strength and survival. Browse handmade jewelry, each piece carrying stories woven from generations. Return to camp for a leisurely lunch and a moment of rest, knowing that the final ride still awaits. In the cool of the afternoon, saddle up for one last time. This ride isn’t about distance — it’s about feeling the wind in your hair, the power of the horse beneath you, and the freedom that only the wilderness can give. The land rushes past, bathed in golden light. Back at camp, the evening unfolds with a farewell feast beneath the stars. Laughter and stories are shared around the fire. And as night deepens, you tuck into bed, hoping to fall asleep to the most primal song of Africa — the low, distant roar of a lion.
Day 8
After a final breakfast in camp, it’s time to say goodbye to the bush. This morning, you’ll climb into safari vehicles instead of the saddle, leaving the horses behind as you begin the journey back. The three-hour drive takes you out of the wilderness and toward modern life once more. You’ll arrive at Kilimanjaro International Airport around 11 AM, in time for your onward flight. Your adventure ends here — for now.
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About Arusha National Park
Arusha National Park in northern Tanzania is one of the country’s most varied and underrated safari areas. Situated at the foot of Mount Meru – Tanzania’s second-highest mountain – the landscape differs markedly from the vast open savannahs often associated with East African safari. Here, mist-covered forests, volcanic craters, open grasslands, lakes and rolling highlands meet in an unusually varied and almost dreamlike landscape. The park lies between some of Africa’s most iconic natural areas, with Serengeti and Ngorongoro to the west and Kilimanjaro to the east. At the same time, Arusha feels significantly calmer and more intimate than many of Tanzania’s larger national parks. The climate is cooler and the greenery more pronounced thanks to the altitude and proximity to Mount Meru, whose silhouette constantly dominates the horizon. Arusha National Park encompasses several different ecosystems within a relatively small area. In the west rise the Meru Crater and the volcanic slopes around Mount Meru, while the Ngurdoto Crater in the south-east is surrounded by open grasslands and dense vegetation. In the north-east lies the Momella Lakes – shallow alkaline lakes whose colours change depending on algae and mineral content. The lakes attract large numbers of wading birds and flamingos that gather along the shorelines. The wildlife is varied and differs somewhat from a classic savannah safari. There are giraffes, zebras, buffaloes, warthogs and several different antelope species, as well as colobus monkeys and other primates that live in the dense forests. Elephants move through the area along natural migration routes, and the birdlife is very rich, with hundreds of documented species.
About Arusha National Park
Arusha National Park in northern Tanzania is one of the country’s most varied and underrated safari areas. Situated at the foot of Mount Meru – Tanzania’s second-highest mountain – the landscape differs markedly from the vast open savannahs often associated with East African safari. Here, mist-covered forests, volcanic craters, open grasslands, lakes and rolling highlands meet in an unusually varied and almost dreamlike landscape. The park lies between some of Africa’s most iconic natural areas, with Serengeti and Ngorongoro to the west and Kilimanjaro to the east. At the same time, Arusha feels significantly calmer and more intimate than many of Tanzania’s larger national parks. The climate is cooler and the greenery more pronounced thanks to the altitude and proximity to Mount Meru, whose silhouette constantly dominates the horizon. Arusha National Park encompasses several different ecosystems within a relatively small area. In the west rise the Meru Crater and the volcanic slopes around Mount Meru, while the Ngurdoto Crater in the south-east is surrounded by open grasslands and dense vegetation. In the north-east lies the Momella Lakes – shallow alkaline lakes whose colours change depending on algae and mineral content. The lakes attract large numbers of wading birds and flamingos that gather along the shorelines. The wildlife is varied and differs somewhat from a classic savannah safari. There are giraffes, zebras, buffaloes, warthogs and several different antelope species, as well as colobus monkeys and other primates that live in the dense forests. Elephants move through the area along natural migration routes, and the birdlife is very rich, with hundreds of documented species.
Rates 2026 and 2027
Low season
June to October
USD 7310
Low season
June to October
USD 7310
Including
7 nights per person in shared accommodation All food and drink, except for the first night at the lodge Game drive, airport transfer, park fee
Excluding
Flight tickets, any visa costs, travel insurance, tips, as well as food and drink on the first night at the lodge.
Including
7 nights per person in shared accommodation All food and drink, except for the first night at the lodge Game drive, airport transfer, park fee
Excluding
Flight tickets, any visa costs, travel insurance, tips, as well as food and drink on the first night at the lodge.
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