Nestled in north-eastern Tanzania, near the Kenyan border, lies the breathtaking Mkomazi National Park. Spanning an impressive 3,234 square kilometers, this natural wonderland is situated approximately 120 kilometers east of Moshi. Mkomazi town, the nearest urban hub, has the privilege of being the park’s namesake. What began as a humble game reserve in 1951 evolved...Read More
Tucked away in the heart of Tanzania, Mikumi National Park is a treasure trove of wildlife and natural beauty, waiting to be explored on an unforgettable Tanzania safari. Strategically located near Morogoro, between the majestic Ulu guru Mountains and the Lumango range, this park is a mere stone’s throw from the Selous Game Reserve, Udzungwa...Read More
Maasai Mara, a jewel in Kenya’s crown, is nestled in the south-western region of the country and is, without a doubt, one of Africa’s most revered and awe-inspiring wildlife reserves. This veritable Eden is part of a larger ecosystem that transcends borders, harmoniously blending with the Serengeti National Park in Tanzania to create the most...Read More
Kilimanjaro national park in Tanzania is the crown jewel of African wildlife reserves, boasting an incredible array of ecosystems that will leave you awestruck. This majestic park is home to the mighty Mount Kilimanjaro, the tallest peak in Africa and the highest freestanding mountain in the world, standing tall at 19,341 feet. Dubbed one of...Read More
Tucked away in the picturesque Arusha Region of northern Tanzania, Lake Manyara stands as the crowning jewel of the Lake Manyara National Park. This majestic soda lake sprawls across 230km², encompassing a staggering two-thirds of the park’s total area. Established as a national park in 1960, Lake Manyara National Park is a treasure trove of...Read More
Tucked away in the heart of Tanzania, the Kitulo Plateau is a breathtaking natural wonder that has earned the nickname “Bustani ya Mungu” or “The Garden of God” from the locals. Botanists, on the other hand, have dubbed it the “Serengeti of Flowers”, a testament to its unparalleled beauty and biodiversity. This enchanting plateau is...Read More
Tucked away on the enchanting island of Zanzibar lies a treasure trove of biodiversity, the Jozani Chwaka Bay National Park. Established in 2004, this petite park, spanning a mere 30 square kilometers, is a shining star on the Tanzanian list of prospective World Heritage Sites. As the only protected park in Zanzibar, Jozani-Chwaka Bay is...Read More
Located in the Northwest of Kenya’s capital Nairobi near the border of Uganda, Kakamega Forest Reserve is a tropical rainforest situated in the Kakamega and Nandi County of Kenya. its the only rainforest that still stands in Kenya covering approximately 24 0square kilometers stretching all the way from central Africa. The Reserve was established to...Read More
Tucked away in the Katavi Region of Tanzania, Katavi National Park is a treasure trove of wildlife and natural beauty, established in 1974. This off-the-beaten-path destination encompasses the Katuma River, seasonal Lake Katavi, and Chada flood plains, making it a true African wilderness experience. Spanning approximately 4,471 square kilometers, Katavi National Park is Tanzania’s third-largest...Read More
Nestled within the vibrant city of Kisumu, on the picturesque shores of Lake Victoria, lies the Kisumu Impala Sanctuary. This verdant oasis, spanning less than 1km², was officially gazetted in 1992. In March 2010, it was rebranded as “a lakeshore walk with impalas,” encapsulating the essence of this unique urban sanctuary. The sanctuary boasts an...Read More
