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  • What do you bring? The Safari suitcase

    What do you bring? The Safari suitcase

    We often have doubts before leaving for the safari, for example, which bag to use and what to put in it … with this article I will try to give some guidance and advice in this regard. First of all it is advisable to have two bags: a small backpack to always keep with you

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  • The Great Migration in Tanzania: Complete Month-by-Month Guide

    The Great Migration in Tanzania: Complete Month-by-Month Guide

    The Great Migration in Tanzania is the largest overland movement of wild animals on earth. Every year, roughly 1.5 to 2 million wildebeest, along with hundreds of thousands of zebras and gazelles, travel in a clockwise circuit across the Serengeti ecosystem, chasing rain and fresh grass. It’s recognized as one of the Seven Natural Wonders

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  • Tanzania Climate: rain and temperature month by month

    Tanzania Climate: rain and temperature month by month

    Tanzania is one of the most sought-after destinations for safari and adventure lovers. To fully enjoy the stunning national parks, Mount Kilimanjaro, and the dreamy beaches of the Zanzibar archipelago, it’s essential to consider how the climate changes across different seasons. In this travel guide, we outline Tanzania’s climate month by month, both in the

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  • Tanzania Best Safari

    Tanzania Best Safari

    Accommodation Great Migration Safari Great Migration in January, February and March Great Migration in April and May Great Migration in June and July Great Migration in August, September and October Great Migration in November and December Tanzania Luxury Safari Zanzibar Safari Ngorongoro Crater Safari: meet The Big Five Serengeti, Tarangire and Ngorongoro: the Tanzania Park

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  • Common Trees During The Safari in Tanzania

    Common Trees During The Safari in Tanzania

    During your safari in Tanzania we drive you through the African Savannah where trees and grasses are the food for the wild animals. The trees are dispersed and there is not a closed canopy. The African Baobab Tree – Adansonia digitata Baobab is one of the most common trees during the safari. This tree is

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  • Meet The Antelopes In Serengeti

    Meet The Antelopes In Serengeti

    When it comes to Africa trip, the Serengeti National Park in Tanzania seems to be the perfect destination to encounter different types of antelopes. In fact, the Serengeti National Park is located in the northern part of Tanzania. It covers about 14,763 squared kilometers and its endless plains in the northern part is stretching to

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  • The Main Airports in Tanzania

    The Main Airports in Tanzania

    Tanzania is widely known because of its great nature with many beautiful national parks and reserves. You can also call Tanzania as the Land of Kilimanjaro, Zanzibar and the Serengeti. You can easily get to Tanzania without any problem, thanks to its three international airports served by numerous airlines, including European ones. To these are

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  • Swahili Language: What You Need to Know

    Swahili Language: What You Need to Know

    Swahili is one of the most loved language spoken in Africa especially on the east coast of Africa. People who speak Swahili as their mother tongue language are usually referred as Waswahili. In Tanzania Swahili is the language of administration and used as a tool of teaching in primary education level. However in Kenya and

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  • The Main Holidays in Tanzania

    The Main Holidays in Tanzania

    The culture of the Tanzanian people is wonderful and amazing. They mostly prioritize family and religion and they foster a strong sense of community. Immersing yourself in the culture and traditions of Tanzania also means living at the rhythm of the main holidays and understanding what they represent for the population. Regarding handshakes, in Tanzania

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  • Big 5 Safari in Tanzania

    Big 5 Safari in Tanzania

    The term “Big Five” means Africa’s Black Rhino, Leopard, Lion, Elephant and Cape Buffalo. Seeing the Big 5 close is a once in a lifetime experience since some of them are difficult to see. Up to now, still the Big Five refers to animals that roam and rule the wild plains of Africa. Comparing to

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