Sprawling on the edge of the Northern Kenyan Frontier, stretching from the slopes of Mount Kenya to the rim of the Great Rift Valley, is the Laikipia Plateau. A natural haven made up of conservancies, making a huge effort to create a place for communities and wildlife to exist hand in hand while protecting biodiversity in the region.
This area is home to multiple species such as the gravy and plains zebra; reticulated, Maasai and Rothschild giraffe; striped and spotted hyena; helmeted and vulturine guineafowl; the very RARE black leopard and
There are few experiences that make you feel more connected to Africa than exploring it on horseback. Without the sound of an engine or the boundaries of a vehicle, the landscape unfolds at a slower, more natural rhythm. Riding through open plains, ancient woodlands, and remote wilderness areas offers a profound sense of freedom, allowing travelers to experience the sights, sounds, and spirit of Africa in a way that is both exhilarating and deeply immersive. Well-managed riding safaris emphasize experienced horses, expert guides, and respect for wildlife, creating intimate encounters while minimizing disturbance.
For accomplished riders, horseback safaris reveal a side of Africa experienced by very few. Cantering alongside zebra across the floodplains of Botswana’s Okavango Delta, following elephant trails through Kenya’s private conservancies, or spending days moving from one remote camp to another, transforms the journey itself into an adventure. It is a safari defined not by roads or schedules, but by the freedom to travel through the wild as it has been experienced for centuries.
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