Bike tours · SAFARI
The 5 best safari tours you can book today, with what each costs, how far it goes and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Set out from Kampala at 7:00 am for a two-day cycling safari with an English-speaking guide, mountain bike, helmet, full-board lodging, and park rides. You will stop at the Equator, cycle near wildlife in Lake Mburo National Park, and can add a night game safari at extra cost.
“A very good way to get away from the city center of Kampala for a two days cycling tour in Lake Mburo National Park.”
Ride from Nahargarh Biological Park through Aravalli trails, village roads, and mustard fields to Samode Palace. You get a geared Giant bicycle, helmet, local guide, breakfast, snacks, drinks, and a support vehicle. Guides such as Umesh, Aman, Himmat, and Praveen may lead the ride.
“We had an incredible time hiking through the Nahargarah Biological Park with Harsh and Shubham. They were extremely attentive to our needs and flexible and kind when we were late and slow walking due to lack of experience. The views weRead more”
Spend 8 to 9 hours cycling across West Kilimanjaro with a private English-speaking guide, mountain bike, helmet, lunch, water, and support transport. Expect Maasai culture, Mount Kilimanjaro and Mount Meru views, dry grasslands, and possible sightings of zebra, giraffes, wildebeest, impala, and elands.
“I booked the bike tour to Kilimanjaro Safari park with Oclaa Adventures, the trip was phenomenal. They were very professional. I had an excellent bike ride with my guide and more over the support car was behind us throughout and they arranged everything including Maasai village experience.”
Ride with guide Noah through a private conservancy near Nairobi, using an e-bike or standard bicycle to see giraffes, zebras, impalas, ostriches, and other plains animals. Driver Dennis handles hotel transfers, and you can add a three-course meal by the river. Children and infants are welcome with advance arrangements.
“It was an amazing experience to see all the animals from a bike. I have been on safaris before, but this was something different, and I can highly recommend it 😊”
You leave Cape Town at 9:00 am for a relaxed mountain-bike ride through !Khwa ttu Private Nature Reserve, followed by lunch and a visit to the San Heritage Centre. Private transport, bikes, snacks, water, and admission are included.
“Fantastic- no comment on bicycle tour as did not do. The site is most informative with a really interesting museum, shop and restaurant serving unusual bush tucker and food from the surrounding area. The First People of South Africa have taken abuse and are the most underprivileged people - so support this wonderful initiative! Well done all involved”
Gravel or tarmac, a motor or your own legs, a guide or a route on the phone.
