Enduimet Conservancy

We wouldn’t be Charlie’s Travels if we didn’t encourage you to get off your lazy bum and experience your safari in a whole new way – not from the comfort of a car, but from the back of a motorbike! Known locally as "piki piki," riding a motorbike with an experienced guide puts you much closer to nature. Plus, you’re way more agile than you would be in a car. If you’re up for it and have a motorcycle licence, you can even drive the bike yourself!

Admittedly, motorcycle safaris can be quite exhausting, especially if you’re riding yourself. Expect dust everywhere and sore muscles in every limb. Our Charlie knows all about it, as seen in the photo above! Naturally, after that kind of adventure, you'll be ready for a relaxing day. But the sense of freedom you experience is unbeatable, and nothing feels more rewarding than a nice shower after a dusty motorbike safari!

Motorbike safari in the park

At the northern tip of Tanzania, just over the border from Kenya, you'll find Enduimet Conservancy. It’s about two and a half to three hours’ drive from Arusha or Moshi. In the afternoon, you’ll hop on the back of the motorbike, and with a ranger, head into the park. The ranger will share insights about the wildlife and, importantly, know exactly what to do when the animals get close. The sense of freedom on the motorbike makes this experience truly unique!