Unquestionably one of the last remaining wildlife spectacles on earth, the name Serengeti derives from the Maasai word ‘endless plains.’ The park lies along a high plateau between the Ngorongoro highlands in Tanzania, extending almost to Lake […]
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Tanzania is an iconic African safari destination and home to the Maasai tribe. The Maasai are well known for their unique culture and tribal dress. The Maasai Tribe The Maasai are an indigenous ethnic group in […]
Read MoreSelous Game Reserve Selous Game reserve, the largest wildlife sanctuary lies in the south of Tanzania, stretching inland from the coas itt is bigger than Denmark. It lies south of Mikumi, covering an area of 54,600 sq. […]
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What could possibly be more romantic than a safari in Tanzania? It conjures up the classic, magical love story. With miles of expansive natural beauty, the most incredibly colorful sunrises and sunsets followed by moonlit skies with […]
Read MoreTanganyika (as it was originally known) was granted independence from Great Britain on 9th December 1961. In 1964 Tanganyika joined up with Zanzibar and then changed its name to the United Republic of Tanzania which is a […]
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The Maasai crater is a large volcanic caldera that is located about 30 kilometres south west of the city of Arusha – Tanzania. From above, it is almost circular in shape, with a maximum length of about […]
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A large natural glade consisting of marsh, bushes and streams that is located approximately 500 metres west of Momela gate – Arusha national park. It serves as a feeding ground for buffalos, giraffes and warthogs as well […]
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Lake duluti is a crater lake that is located in one of the subsidiary vents for mount Meru, in the outskirts of the city of Arusha – Tanzania. It gets its water mainly from rainfall and groundwater […]
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