WALKS

We can take you out for a walk around our camp for a half-day (lunch at the restaurant) or a full one (with lunch in the bush).

Search and spot animals and their tracks; a walking safari is quite different from watching animals out of a jeep; you’ll experience a greater spectrum of emotions during such encounters.

Spotting a giraffe between the acacias during walking safari
Spotting a giraffe between the acacias during walking safari		Dikdiks in the bushesDikdiks in the bushes

Go up to the hill to have an eagle's view of the vast valley below, or walk the flat land to stalk zebras, giraffes, and impalas on foot.

Panoramic view over the Selela Valley
Panoramic view over the Selela Valley		Impala crossing the road
Impala crossing the road

Discover our water source deep and high in the Ngorongoro escarpment and have a homemade lunch in the shade of the huge trees there, accompanied by lovely butterflies.

Butterflies on elephants droppings
Butterfies on elephants droppings
Butterfly on a muddy road
Butterfly on a muddy road

If you are in good condition you can take a guided hike up the Ngorongoro escarpment along the ‘Elephant trail’. Elephants occasionally come down to Selela forest from Ngorongoro to search for special plants, water or to raid banana fields. If we hadn’t witnessed the trail ourselves, we would never believe how these huge 3,000 to 5,000 kg animals could pass through such steep inclines, sharp corners, and tight squeezes between huge boulders.
Elephants at the elephant trail found water
Elephants at the elephant trail found water		Specific vegetation on the Ngorongoro hillsSpecific vegetation on the Ngorongoro hills