The greatest show on earth has to be the wildebeest migration in Tanzania at Serengeti park and Masai mara in Kenya At the heart of the Serengeti ecosystem lies an ancient phenomenon that is the largest movement of wildlife on earth. In pursuit of food and water, over one and a half million wildebeest and
What to consider when planning a safari in Tanzania
Safari in Tanzania is extremely seasonal. An appreciation of weather patterns, game movements and visitor traffic flows are essential in planning a high-quality safari. This section provides a quick introduction to the main factors that affect seasonality. Tanzania has two International Airports and many regional airports and bush airstrips. Julius Nyerere International Airport in Dar
Visiting Tanzania? Here is what you need to consider
A few points to consider when visiting Tanzania Tanzania has two International Airports and many regional airports and bush airstrips. Julius Nyerere International Airport in Dar es Salaam is the best port of entry for the Southern and Western Circuits safari circuits. Kilimanjaro International Airport is the usual port of entry for the Northern Circuit.
Visa requirements for travel in Tanzania
We have come up with a few points for visa requirements for travel in Tanzania Your bags are packed, you’re ready to go… but do you have everything you need to board the airplane? Many travelers are not aware of international travel restrictions and requirements. Things like visitor’s visas, foreign entry and vaccination requirements are
Balloon Safaris in Tanzania
Balloon safaris in Tanzania is possible in Serengeti, Ruaha and some parts of Tarangire park Ballooning takes place at sunrise, which means a pre-dawn wake up with steaming coffee and a chilly drive to the launch It is still dark and you may be fortunate to see nocturnal animals on the way to the launch
What to pack for your kilimanjaro climb
Pack carefully for your Kilimanjaro climb. It’s important to find the balance between packing light and making sure that you have everything you need. Layers are crucial given the diversity of Kilimanjaro’s climate. You’ll need sun protection for the lower reaches, and warm clothes for the summit. It is possible to rent equipment on-site, although
