Down the road from Arusha, the starting and finishing point for Tanzania’s “northern safari circuit,” is Lake Manyara, a shallow alkaline lake at the base of the Great Rift Valley escarpment. The Lake and an ecosystem of varied terrestrial ecosystems, such…
The Serengeti National Park is a vast park that spans some 15,000 square Km (5,790 sq. miles), with many unique areas for wildlife viewing. It is Tanzania’s flagship conservation area and a must-do for both first-time and seasoned safari visitors….
It is the World’s Largest Crater and Wildlife Haven. The Ngorongoro Conservation Area covers 8‚292 sq. km and spans a vast region of highland plains‚ savanna‚ savanna woodlands and forests. The jewel in Ngorongoro’s crown is a deep volcanic crater…
Tanzania is a safari country and boasts a diverse range of wildlife and landscapes that few other African countries can match. A Tanzania safari offers an incredible array of experiences, ranging from the traditional safari in the savannah expanses of…
Samburu National Reserve is located in North Central Kenya close to Isiolo, Shaba and Buffalo Springs. Samburu National Reserve was established in 1948 as part of the enormous Marsabit National Reserve under the national park ordinance.
Buffalo Springs Reserve is a very attractive safari destination in Kenya and is located in North Central Kenya close to Isiolo, Shaba Game Reserve. The reserve gets its name from a heart-shaped spring on the west side of the reserve…
Mombasa Marine National Park and Reserve is located in the South East of Kenya, off the shores of Mombasa city. The sun, sand, beautiful warm weather and a vibrant town life identify Mombasa as one of the great coastal destinations…
Sweetwater’s is a Private Game Reserve located between the foot hills of the Aberdare’s Ranges and the magnificent snowcapped Mount Kenya. Only 250km (2.5 hr drive) from Nairobi, the reserve is the closest to Kenya’s capital, Nairobi. The reserve is…
Kakamega Forest National Park is situated in western Kenya, 15 km from Kakamega town, and about 50 km from Kisumu city. It was established to protect and preserve the fragile ecosystem of the only remnant of natural tropical rainforest.
