Lake Natron, known for its caustic waters and vivid red hue, is the unlikely sanctuary for millions of lesser flamingos. The lake’s salt flats create optimal conditions for the growth of cyanobacteria—food source for the flamingos. Despite the inhospitable environment, this unique habitat is crucial to the survival of the flamingo population. A significant aspect...Read More
Ever considered that walking safaris might be one of Tanzania’s oldest and most thrilling ways to encounter wildlife? Stepping into the wild on foot not only gets your adrenaline pumping but also brings you closer to the intricate details of nature that a vehicle safari can’t offer. The rustle of leaves, the chirping of distant...Read More
When planning your first safari, choosing between Ngorongoro and Serengeti can be daunting. Ngorongoro Crater is often referred to as Africa’s Garden of Eden, providing an unparalleled backdrop to witness the circle of life. Meanwhile, the Serengeti’s open plains host the world’s most breathtaking migration of nearly 2 million wildebeest and zebra. Ngorongoro has a...Read More
Every year, thousands of elephants undertake a majestic migration across Tanzania’s Tarangire National Park. This event not only captivates wildlife enthusiasts but also presents an important opportunity to study these incredible creatures in their natural habitat. Elephants embark on this journey driven by the seasonal rains and scarcity of water, showcasing their remarkable memory and...Read More
When planning a safari in Tanzania, it’s crucial to weigh the options between the northern and southern circuits. The northern safari circuit, highlighted by the iconic Serengeti and Ngorongoro Crater, attracts travelers worldwide, eager to witness the Great Migration. Conversely, the southern circuit, which includes Selous Game Reserve and Ruaha National Park, offers a more...Read More
Amidst the wild territories of Northern Tanzania’s national parks lie some of the most mesmerizing yet less explored natural wonders – hidden waterfalls and serene lakes. These aqueous gems, tucked away from the masses, offer unprecedented tranquility and beauty. More than just a feast for the eyes, they hold significant ecological importance, supporting diverse flora...Read More
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
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
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
