February in Tanzania: the birth of the young turns the Ndutu plains into one of wildlife’s great stages.
On 13 February 2027 we set off for Serengeti, Ndutu and the Ngorongoro crater. Eight days of 4×4 safaris with a local Spanish-speaking guide and a light-aircraft flight to spend more time in nature.
We like winter because it offers experiences impossible at other times of year, such as travelling to the desert or seeing thousands of wildebeest giving birth. Today we suggest 3 Winter Adventures to start the year by discovering extraordinary places.
For those lucky enough to travel out of season, there are still places in February on one of our favourite trips: Tanzania. The Great Spectacle of Migration
One of the greatest wildlife spectacles; near 750,000 zebras and more than one million wildebeest move regularly between the Ngorongoro and Serengeti conservation areas. In this trip We will have front-row seats for this spectacle of the animal kingdom.
Hello winter!
We love winter because it offers experiences that are impossible at other times of year, such as travelling to the desert or seeing thousands of wildebeest giving birth. Here are 3 winter adventures to start your year by discovering extraordinary places.
Last February a group of travelers left for the plains of Ndutu, in Tanzania, to encounter the great herds that pause for a few weeks during their annual migration to give birth. This is known as the February calving season, and our guide Marc Magrans shares his impressions on his return
IN SEARCH OF THE GREAT HERDS (The return)
We got it spot on! The wildebeest, zebras and the predators following them were exactly where they should be, and the participants on the February trip “Tanzania-The Great Migration“ enjoyed one of nature’s great spectacles. Here you can see some of the photographs they took.