Still Wild Safaris
On Horseback

Horseback Safaris: Ride with the Wild

Horses don’t look like threat. Wildlife reacts to a rider very differently to a vehicle — and that’s the magic.

Horseback Safaris

The Experience

East Africa has one of the world’s great horseback safari traditions, going back to the early 20th century. Today’s rides are run by long-established outfits with strings of well-schooled horses and senior guides.

Multi-day rides cross conservancies between mobile fly-camps; shorter morning rides can be added to almost any safari at a lodge with a stable.

What Sets It Apart

Designed for the Discerning

01

For Experienced Riders

Multi-day rides require confident intermediate-plus riders — but we arrange shorter introduction rides at almost any horse-equipped lodge.

02

Mobile Camps

Tented camps set up ahead of your arrival, with hot bucket showers and full bush dining.

03

String of 60+

Our preferred outfitter keeps a string of more than 60 horses — guaranteed match to your size, weight and skill.

Where to Experience It

Our Recommended Locations

Kenya

Mara & Loita Hills

A classic horseback country — open plains, scattered wildlife, and the Mara escarpment as a backdrop.

Kenya

Borana / Laikipia

A working ranch with riding amid giraffe, zebra and rhino on the conservancy.

From the Field

In Pictures

Ready to Plan?

Book a Horseback Safari — privately, with us.

Our travel designers will hand-craft a journey around horseback safaris — paired with the right lodges, the right guides and the right time of year. Start the conversation; we’ll take it from there.