Top Kenya Horseback Riding

Most Kenya safaris happen through a car window. This one doesn't get near one. Hell's Gate on a bike, a volcanic gorge on foot, a rock pillar to climb and then horses at the base of a dormant volcano - it's a full day of moving through the landscape rather than watching it go by. The horseback safari is the part of this trip that people talk about afterwards. The horses know the terrain and the wildlife knows the horses, which is why you end up closer to a grazing zebra than most people get on an entire safari holiday. The Rift Valley opens up around you, Longonot's rim sits above and the plains stretch out as far as you can see. Stay the night at Fisherman's Camp and the pace shifts completely. Hippos come out of the lake after dark and graze on the lawn a few meters from your tent. The campfire goes until late. It's only 90 minutes from Nairobi but it feels about as far from the city as you can get.

This adventurous track passes through different terrains of the forest including rivers, ponds and on occasion we can approach animals within the forest including bushbucks, Duiker, Genet Cats, Civets, Bush babies, Porcupines, Syke’s Monkeys, Squirrels and Hares. It is a convenient location for those living in Nairobi and don’t want to travel too far.

You will Experience different Adventures to the forest bordering. The Aberdare mountain ranges based in the most beautiful landscapes and scenic views that you will ever experience in your lifetime. This Forest Place have the longest ziplines in East Africa stretching over more than 2 kilometers. Here you get a speed of 60km/h and 100 meters above the trees and Nature walk.

Make the most of your Kenya tour by booking this small-group safari, where your guide and driver take care of logistics and planning so you just need to enjoy your six-day trip. You cover quite a bit of territory, from the Masai Mara, to Lake Nakuru, and then Amboseli National Park. Accommodation and meals are taken care of, plus your safari vehicles, so you just need to concentrate on spotting the Big Five and more Kenyan wildlife.

For a great chance to see the Big Five, book this hassle-free, 2-day tour from Nairobi straight into the Maasai Mara National Reserve. If you don’t have much time to spend on safari, this gives you an excellent opportunity to immerse yourself in part of the Serengeti plains. Besides the Big Five, you may also see the wildebeest’s migration, gazelles, and more.

Visit Maasai Mara National Reserve and Lake Nakuru National Park on a 4-day, small-group safari from Nairobi that’s a more intimate alternative to crowded trips with larger groups. Combining the two game reserves means you’ll cover diverse ecosystems that are home to a wide range of wildlife, from the big cats of Maasai Mara to Lake Nakuru’s rare white rhinos and brilliant flocks of flamingos.