Walking Safaris and other Active Holidays

Boat Safaris, Walking and Fly Camping in the Selous. Sand Rivers has reputation as one of the best game lodges in Africa and it does not disappoint. Lying on the banks of the Rufiji River, it has eight enormous rooms and offers an exciting array of activities including full boat trips up the river. Sand Rivers are also renowned for their Walking Safaris and their Fly Camping operation. More...

Sky Dive over Kilimanjaro. Saw through the sky and survey Tanzania from bird's eye view. Fly over Kilimanjaro with experienced sky diving professionals. More. . .

Canoeing on Lake Manyara. Lake Manyara Serena is the regional base for the Serena Active programme which offers an exciting range of safari activities such as canoeing on Lake Manyara and mountain biking. More...

Hot Air Ballooning in the Serengeti. Taking off at dawn and rising with the sun, a balloon safari provides a unique perspective on the wildlife below and offers great photographic opportunities. Flights last for about one hour and landing is celebrated in the traditional manner with champagne and a full English breakfast served in the bush. More...

Walking and Fly Camping in Tarangire National Park. Oliver's Camp is a fully tented camp in a remote area of Tarangire national park that few other visitors come to. The camp consists of five luxury tents and offers an excellent range of game viewing activities. Walking Safaris and Fly Camping are a speciality. More...
 

Mount Kilimanjaro. Keen on conquering the snow-capped peaks of Kilimanjaro, Africa's highest mountain at 5,895 metres? We arrange private and group ascents and only work with climb operators who agree to our own porter policy. Best times are January and February, and July to October. More...

Chimpanzee Tracking. Mahale Mountains and Gombe Stream national parks, both lie on the sandy shores of lake Tanganyika - the world's longest lake and offer the best chimpanzee tracking in Africa. Many of the thousand strong population are so habituated to humans that they may even brush past you as they groom, wrestle, feed and play. More...