Category: Tanzania

Situated in Kenya’s South West, the Masai Mara National Reserve covers just over
1,500 square kilometers. Unlike other national parks, the Masai Mara has no fencing
and is instead bounded by Ololoolo Escarpment on its western edge and extends south to the Tanzania border, where it seamless merges with the Serengeti National Park.

Kenya is home to over 50 tribes, but the Maasai are the most iconic of all thanks to their cutting striking figures in cardinal red “shukas” and strings of beads.

Serengeti is among the most iconic safari destination in the world, the park is nothing short of mind-boggling wildlife calling its 30,000 square kilometers of endless savannah grasslands home.

A Month-by-Month Guide to Visiting The Serengeti Serengeti National Park in Tanzania is the most famous national park on the planet renowned for the Great Wildebeest Migration and enormous concentration of wildlife including the Big Five – lion, leopards, cape buffaloes, rhinos and elephants. Only on a Serengeti Safari is

Are you planning a safari in Tanzania, here is what you need to know about a Tanzania Safari, its wildlife and national Park as well as conservations areas.

With almost 30,000 large mammals inside the crater of an extinct volcano, Ngorongoro Crater is one of the Seven Natural wonders and among the best places to see wildlife in Africa. The crater spans about 264 square kilometers of wetlands, forests and grasslands.

If you are planning to embark on a safari to Tanzania and your intentions is to witness
The Great Migration in Tanzania, this blog offers you all the information you will need to an incredible experience.