Horseback riding at Ndarakwai / Makoa Farm (Tanzania) or Ol Donyo Waus (Kenya)
#1
Original Poster
Join Date: Apr 2005
Posts: 13
Horseback riding at Ndarakwai / Makoa Farm (Tanzania) or Ol Donyo Waus (Kenya)
I've seen Ndarakwai and/or Makoa Farm mentioned in some messages but haven't found if someone actually did this and what it the experience was like. I've also read riding is available at Ol Donyo Waus in Kenya.
Has anyone spent some time at these places riding horse? I'm considering doing this but am still trying to decide.
Thanks!
Has anyone spent some time at these places riding horse? I'm considering doing this but am still trying to decide.
Thanks!
#2
Join Date: Jan 2003
Posts: 12,822
When are you planning to go? We'll be staying at Makoa Farm/Ndarakwai Ranch but not until early December. My husband and I will be going on a private 3 day/2 night horseback safari on Ndarakwai Ranch with an additional night at Makoa Farm on each end.
#3
Original Poster
Join Date: Apr 2005
Posts: 13
I'm looking at next year, probably September now. So I've got some time to plan. I may be traveling as a single and Makoa Farm/Ndarakwai Ranch require a party of two for riding. I don't know what the chances are of getting there and other guests being interested in riding too. I may end up excluding this from my trip. It wouldn't be good to get there and then find out I can't ride because I'm the only one interested at that time. Your plans for there sound great!
#4
Join Date: Jan 2003
Posts: 12,822
You may want to email Elisabeth and ask her if it's possible for her to schedule you with other guests (in advance). She originally asked us if we were interested in sharing with others. It's also possible that you could go as a single traveler but the price will be higher. They keep their horses on the farm and transport them to Ndarakwai Ranch for the safari/game viewing rides, so there's the cost of moving the horses, setting up camp, and all of the support crew. See what she says. Maybe she has some ideas.
