What counts as an adventure itinerary?

Walking safaris, gorilla or chimpanzee trekking, and activity-forward days built around open vehicles and early starts, rather than a standard game-drive-only schedule.

How fit do I need to be?

A walking safari or trek asks more of you than a vehicle-based game drive. Your consultant asks about your fitness and interests before building the itinerary, so the activity level actually matches what you want.

Which countries suit an adventure itinerary?

Kenya's conservancies for walking safaris, and Uganda or Rwanda for trekking, are the most common combinations. A three-country activity safari is possible on a longer itinerary.

A male lion approaching an open safari vehicle with passengers at sunset, Naboisho, Narok, Kenya

On Foot, On the Trail, Closer to It All

Adventure means proximity and activity, not just a vehicle window: walking safaris and horseback options in Kenya's Laikipia conservancies, and the lower vehicle density that comes with those more activity-forward conservancies and parks. This is the experience for travellers who want to work a little for the encounter, on foot or on the trail, rather than watch it from a seat.