Tanzania’s wet season offers one of nature’s most remarkable spectacles, with deluges transforming the landscape into a lush haven for wildlife. The heavy rains, although potentially deterring some travelers, unveil a dynamic ecosystem teeming with life. Mosquitoes buzz with enthusiasm, but so do the birds, as migratory species return in abundance. Historically, wildlife has adapted...Read More

When budgeting for a safari, bring local currency for small purchases and tips. Use ATMs in major cities but check for fees and have a backup plan with emergency cash. Bargain respectfully in markets by starting with a lower offer and negotiating calmly to reach a fair price. Understanding Currency for Safari with Rolux Safaris...Read More

You’re more likely to spot leopards in dense forested areas than cheetahs in open savannahs. But which safari destination provides the ultimate viewing experience for these elusive big cats? Let’s delve into the dynamics of their habitats and sightings to unravel this mystery. Leopards are predominantly found in sub-Saharan Africa and parts of Asia, thriving...Read More

One might think the golden hour reveals the camera’s true potential, but in the Ngorongoro Crater, the magic happens at dusk. As the sun sinks below the landscape, the crater transforms into a painter’s palette, glowing with magnificent hues. It’s when the wild spectacles, from prowling lions to grazing elephants, come alive against the stunning...Read More

The optimal time to book a Tanzania safari for the best wildlife viewing is during the dry season, from June to October, when animals gather around water sources. To secure the best deals, consider booking well in advance or traveling during shoulder seasons, and look out for special offers from tour operators like Rolux Safaris...Read More

Floating silently over the vast plains of the Serengeti, with the sunrise casting a golden hue over the landscape, a hot air balloon safari offers a breathtaking perspective. It’s one of those rare experiences where you can witness the Serengeti’s wildlife in their natural habitat, from a vantage point devoid of any disruption. The panoramic...Read More

Drone photography in Tanzania requires knowledge of local regulations, maintaining a respectful distance from wildlife, and awareness of weather conditions. Key locations include Mount Kilimanjaro, Serengeti National Park, Lake Natron, Zanzibar’s beaches, Ngorongoro Crater, Tarangire National Park, Ruaha National Park, and Stone Town. Always obtain necessary permits for compliant flying. Drone Photography in Tanzania: Essential...Read More

Have you ever wondered about the enchantment of African wildlife when viewed from the thrill of an off-road safari? In Tarangire National Park and the Serengeti, off-road safaris offer an unparalleled experience, combining the wild beauty of the land with a relentless sense of adventure. Here, the roar of the African lion and the gentle...Read More

Safari adventures for families can be thrilling, but did you know that safety is paramount? The excitement of seeing wildlife in its natural habitat is unmatched, but ensuring that everyone stays safe is crucial. Engaging in well-organized safaris with trained guides can make a world of difference. The importance of safari safety dates back to...Read More

Best Cameras: Canon EOS 90D, Nikon D850, Sony Alpha a7 III Best Lenses: Telephoto lenses (100mm-600mm), Wide-angle lenses (14mm-35mm), Zoom lenses (24-70mm or 70-200mm) Best Cameras for African Safari Photography Recommended by Rolux Safaris & Trekking Rolux Safaris & Trekking highly recommends DSLR cameras for African safari photography. These cameras are known for their fast...Read More