Baobabs and Elephants – Why a Safari to Ruaha is So Good
Ruaha National Park is a vast wilderness in Southern Tanzania. It receives around 10% of the visitors that its more famous neighbour, the Serengeti, receives in a year. A combination…
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What is Fly Camping?
Back to basics The crackle of the camp fire, a star-studded sky and just a mosquito net between you and Africa’s great wilderness – that’s the magic of fly camping.…
7 Best Things to See in Stone Town on a Walking Tour
Stone Town in Zanzibar is a UNESCO World Heritage Site best explored on foot. Get lost in its narrow limewashed alleyways and soak up the magic of this unique place.…
River Life
The mighty Rufiji River is Tanzania’s longest and largest river. Flowing through the northern part of Nyerere National Park (the northern section of the vast Selous Game Reserve), the river…
Entamanu Ngorongoro
If incredible scenery and unique wildlife experiences is what you are looking for, then Ngorongoro Crater is the place to go! Proclaimed a UNESCO World Heritage Site and listed as…