Serengeti Travel Blogs

For some reason I cannot sleep at nights. Most probably it is due to the excitement! I got up at 5:30 am, took a shower and walked around the hotel. The sun was coming out, so it was beautiful. It is one of the nicest hotels I have been to. I had never seen before a hotel so concerned about preserv…

A selection of my photos made in Kenya and Tanzania

Game drive is the right activity after climbing Kilimanjaro. We spent the first day with choosing the right company (which was not very good) and driving to Lake Manyara National Park. The evening game drive was nice, we saw elephants, hippos, monkeys but no cats. The park is known for Lions that c…

Together with Kenya this was definetly a trip of a lifetime. It will take time to upload photos since so many are my favotites

My first camping trip every! But it was so great!!!!

I’m going to just let the photos do the talking here. Safaris are to see, not read.    All I can say is that my safari was perfect.  The perfect guide.  The perfect 4X4 jeep.  The perfect friend to share it with.  The perfect path down each road.  I saw every…

My first of hopefully many international traveling expeditions. And what a way to begin! Tanzania is absolutely majestic and beautiful-- both her people and landscapes. Paradise. Here's a small sampling of the beauty to be taken in on the mainland (Dar Es Salam, Bagamoyo, Arusha, Kilimanjaro and the northern safari circuit) and Zanzibar Town (mostly Stonetown), Zanzibar.

Serengeti is derived from the Maasai word 'siringet' that means 'endless plains'. This is a fitting description of the dry and tree-less central plains of the park that continue into western and northern Ngorongoro Conservation Area. It is in these plains that the splendour of Serengeti manifests i…

Great trip! Seen a lot, so beautiful!

This is Africa!!

I spent two weeks in Tanzania on safari, ranging from the Ngorongoro Crater to Lake Manyara to Arusha National Park.

Lylene & I along with our 2 sons, celebrated our 41st wedding anniversary in Tanzania. We hired a cook, aguide, rented a Landrover & tent camp in a variety of game preserves. It was truely one adventure right after another.

Tanzania is amazing and quite preserved go there and enjoy what the nature offer to us

Trip through southern Kenya and northern Tanzania, one month

Tanzania, Serengeti National Park Yearly meeting between Tanzania Wildlife Research Institute, NTNU-The Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Norway Sokoine Agricultural University, Tanzania and University of Pretoria, South Africa.