4 Days Tanzania Walking Safari

Leave Arusha late afternoon to Kiserian village. Late afternoon would be the best time to spot the wildlife on the way to the village, A number of antelope, Zebras, Ostriches, Gerenuk gazelle can be spotted, and brightly coloredbirds flit amongst the acacia trees. Great herds of cows (and the odd goat too) are tended by the younger boys. On your Arrival, you will be greeted by the local people and During a walk through the village, your personal Maasai guide is explaining the life, past and today’s life of the Tanzania Maasai

Hike to the pools where Maasai people fetch water. Your guide will help you to spot wildlife and show you plants and trees that are used for food and medicine. The afternoon starts with an exciting & very educational walking safari across the small hills. Maasai warriors will guide you along their paths and explain you typical medicinal plants, extraordinary trees, tracks, and the local wildlife.In addition , the usage of local tools, hunting techniques, and fire preparation is a part of your unforgettable bush excursion. Coming back to the village, the well-deserved break is accompanied by well-prepared meals and cold drinks. During the sunset a group of Maasai men and woman gathering around for the traditional singing & dancing performances. A great BBQ-Buffet right at campfire and the „get together “with your alreadyMaasai friends, will provide you with an unforgettable evening under the (mostly) starry sky. The evening will find the end at your private campsite.

Today after breakfast. guests will visit a Maasai village to learn about the Maasai culture, where people and wildlife coexist peacefully in an environment made possible by combining both traditional knowledge of the Maasai with modern scientific practices. We return back to lunch and relax at camp. At 4pm we set off in Longido town for overnight.

You start your hike early in the morning in OlTepesi, which is a Maasai word for acacia tree.

Guided by a Maasai warrior follow narrow footpaths through a dense natural forest and trails created by buffaloes to reach the top of Mt Longido, or shorter hikes to local waterholes.

Longido is situated 80 km north of Arusha and is a gateway to climb Mount Longido (2629m) that stands alone on the surrounding plains.This part of Tanzania is the heart of Maasailand, and you'll often see a flash of red amongst the trees as the Maasai Morani stride through the countryside.MountLongido towers over the area, and on a clear day Mt Kilimanjaro can even be seen in the far distance

The hike and return takes around 7-9hrs. In the evening you will go back to Arusha.