Adrenaline quad biking safaris in Kenya - Kenya safari News

Looking for a unique experience as part of your African safari? Experience the thrilling Kenya Quad Bike Adventure for yourself! Having experienced the adventure on a Kenya safari, I now assure you that this is a fantastic, action-packed trip and a great way to explore the beautiful Andanguru Plain, Seaku and Ewaso Rivers and Kipsing lugga; a remote experience beyond words. The Quad Bike Safari in Kenya is one the Kenya safaris with adrenaline! As part of your adventure, you will enjoy incredible views of Kenya’s wildlife from a completely different perspective. Ride past giraffe, elephants and zebra and go deeper into the bush for an unforgettable experience. While on safari you will be led by expert game rangers who will explain and teach on everything about where you are and what you are doing

Quad biking safaris in Kipsing Kenya

Kipsing is a very remote area of Northern Kenya, normally used for the exclusive quad biking safaris in Kenya. Its a wide smooth terrain; perfect for even the most amateur quad biker and the entire stretch is spectacularly scenic, brimming with wildlife and herders bringing their goats and camels to water. It’s quite a sight.

A full day’s expedition takes you further into the arid wilderness of this area. However, to fully immerse yourself, you need to stay out under the stars for a few nights. On a long trip there is plenty of opportunity to see some of the remote tribes of this region such as Samburu, Pokot, Rendille and Borana. These tribes live along the Kipsing lugga which is the life source of this region. Whether it is in flood or completely dry, these tribes come to the riverbed to draw water, bathe and water their cattle, continuing their nomadic way of life.

Due to the remoteness of this region, seeing wildlife is minimal but there is a great possibility of seeing rarer species such as wild dog, leopard, aardvark and striped hyena.

At the end of each day, you will be greeted by the staff who will attend to you with drinks and hot showers! As the sun sinks, you might head out for a game walk or drive, and in the evening be serenaded by the colorful nomadic tribes around a camp fire.

 Sleeping out under the African sky in a stabbed is one of the best sleeps you will ever have. A truly magical end to each day. The stars brings you that much closer to nature and the sights and sounds of the African bush. This expedition can be arranged as a day trip or a one/two-night excursion as part of a customized safari in Kenya, or as an addition to one to Kenya wildlife safari.

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