Nairobi, 22nd Oct, 2016: Just envisage being mounted high on a horse, with splendid sights out across large African grasslands while you watch the throng of wildebeest, buffalo and zebra as they move for their daily routines. As you ride mutely deeper into the shrub, imagine the exhilaration and haste of adrenaline as you come across a group of elephants who’re absolutely casual by your existence. Afterward, you ride next to the elephant motion of a giraffe, which is certainly an experience to cherish for the rest of life.
A Kenya horse riding safari is plainly likely no other vacation you’ll experience ever. Both as a private group with friends or family, or individually joining other broad minded riders, this is a memorable vacation and there is no better means to get very close to nature & wildlife than on the back of a horse.
“We offer Kenya horse riding safaris for our special clients that wish to take their game viewing experience to another level while riding through the grasslands & game reserves of Kenya. Our horses and guides tough enough and well trained to cater guests whole day long. A majority of horses are handpicked for each client relying upon the riding safari. Most of our safaris will happen in Masai Mara and in the northern plains where there’s big game and also where it’s secure for the riders and horse. However, riders need to be fit enough to ride 4 to six hours a day. Our horse riding safari package include 8 days Kenya horse riding safari, 11 days Masai Mara Nakuru Horse riding safari, 11 days Laikipia Kenya horse riding safari and 11 days Amboseli Nakuru horse riding safari respectively. The horse riding safari won’t be available in the month of April, May and November” said the spokesperson of BuyMore Adventure.
About the company:
BuyMore Adventure is a Kenya Safari company founded and run by East African locals who are born and bred in Nairobi and its environs. They are a proud member of The International Ecotourism Society (TIES) a non-profit industry association committed to promoting responsible tourism practices that benefit conservation and communities.
