Attractions

Gorillas, Golden Monkeys and the Big Five

If you are planning for your African trip, there is no better option than cross-country itinerary. Our clients Eric and Michael chose to combine Big Five and Gorillas Trekking in Rwanda with the classic safari in Tanzania. Eric kindly shared with us his amazing photo works and we are truly admiring his talent. 

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Things to do at Lake Naivasha

The Calving Season Safari

Our clients Bradley, Risa, Alejandro, and Giovanna decided to go for a safari during the calving season. They had a six day safari with a night in Arusha in order to explore Ngorongoro Crater, Serengeti, and Lake Manyara National Park. In their itinerary, our travelers combined lodges with luxury tented camps. It is the best way to be close to wild nature, but still enjoy a comfortable stay.

This unforgettable journey was a perfect example of a Calving Season Safari.

But of course, the main point of the trip was to see the most famous African animals, and they were lucky enough to spot all of the Big Five, including a rhino in Ngorongoro Crater.

They also saw four Cheetahs, as well as a lot of Zebras, Giraffes, Wildebeests and Antelopes during their  Safari. Our guide Musa shared some pictures from their trip!

Tanzania is one of the best destinations for a safari and every trip of our customers prove it!

Great Big Five Safari!

What an amazing safari experience!

Our clients, David & Jessica were so lucky to see lots of groups of predators starting from Tarangire, all the way through Serengeti and Ngorongoro.

It was truly a Great Big Five Safari adventure.

They spotted twelve cheetahs during their safari, as well as a number of leopards and even a pride of lions who had just finished hunting. Isn’t that great?

They were also lucky enough to see rhinos up close in the Ngorongoro Conservation Area.

Even our driver, Edwin was impressed and took lots of pictures! You never can predict what exactly you will see on a +, but in Tanzania, it is never boring!

Kubu Kubu Tented Camp in Serengeti NP

Kubu Kubu Tented Camp in Serengeti NP

Kubu Kubu Tented Camp in Serengeti NP

Between Ngorongoro & Manyara. Elephant Caves Walk

If you would like to stretch your legs a bit after a longtime sitting during safari, there is an option to have a 2 hour hike to the Elephant Caves and Endoro waterfalls.

Start of the track is located in Karatu town near Gibbs farm. You will be accompanied by a professional guide. You will hike through Ngorongoro rainforest - this is a corridor for animals between Lake Manyara National Park and the Ngorongoro Crater. During your walk through untouched forest you will be able to observe all the beauty of wild nature and amazing bird life. Your guide will explain to you about theanimal’s tracks from their footprints.

Why the elephant caves are called elephant caves? Those giants used to come to the rocks which are very rich for calcium, they hit the rocks with their tusks and eat the piece sand it helps the elephants to receive enough minerals and to make their bones very strong. The big holes are still there and that is why people call this place“elephant caves.”

You will be able to come very close, even step inside the caves and see signs from tusks.

There is a small Endoro River near the caves, and the elder elephants pick this place as a point to spend their old age and finally pass away so some call this an elephant burial grounds as well.

After caves you will track to the Endoro waterfall –a  great spot to observe the view of Karatu town and take some unforgettable pictures.

Julia & Marjeta are exploring Elephant Caves

Lesia & Julia from the team visit Prison Island, Zanzibar

Safari Photos from Ngorongoro to the Serengeti

Safari Part Three: Ngorongoro Conservation Area

Safari Part Two: Serengeti National Park