For everyone who has an African safari on their wish list, the question arises: which destination should I choose for my next safari? Should I travel to Kenya or choose a safari in Tanzania? This is a question we are often asked and try our best to answer, although honestly there are no absolute truths or single answers.
Kenya vs Tanzania: which offers the best safari?
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.
Created by National Geographic, along with Dereck and Beverly Joubert, World Lion Day aims to raise awareness in the Western world of the dire situation facing African lions.
The World Lion Day is an international campaign that aims to highlight the importance of the lion as a symbol of Africa’s big cats.
The campaign began following the brutal killing of Cecil the lion in the park Hwange National Park in Matabeleland North, Zimbabwe. Cecil was a major attraction and was being studied and tracked by Oxford University as part of a research project when was shot dead by an American dentist.
February. Special departure guided by a naturalist.
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An exciting time: between mid-February and early March, large herds of wildebeest and zebras move between the south-central Serengeti and the Ndutu plains in the Ngorongoro Conservation Area. This is when wildebeest calves are born, and action is guaranteed: the explosion of life is spectacular. Witnessing this spectacle with a naturalist makes the experience even richer.
