Half-day walk (1.5 – 4 hours)

Full-day walk (6 – 8 hours) with a longer, more in-depth exploration.

You’ll likely encounter giraffes, zebras, buffalos, warthogs, and blue monkeys.
Trails pass through the Ngurdoto Crater, Lake Momella, and dense forest areas.
Birdwatchers will also love spotting flamingos, and you might even see the black-and-white colobus monkeys in the trees.

The walk is led by an experienced, armed ranger for safety and wildlife interpretation.
Group size is kept small, letting you enjoy a personal and focused experience.

Minimum age: 12 years

Wear sturdy hiking shoes and bring sun protection, water, and a camera.

For full-day walks, lunch is included.

Intimacy with Nature: Walking allows you to feel the environment — the soil, the scents, the sounds — in a way that driving can’t replicate.

Unique Wildlife Viewing: On foot, you can track smaller animals, spot signs of wildlife (like tracks) and hear bird calls more clearly.

Educational Experience: Learn about plant life, animal behavior, and ecology directly from your ranger-guide.

Scenic Highlights: The walk covers dramatic landscapes — crater rims, forest trails, and lakesides — giving you a varied, visually rich experience.

Best Time: Dry season (June–October, January–February) is ideal for comfortable walking and easier trails.

Booking: Prior booking is required due to ranger escort and designated walking routes.