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- Safari in TanzaniaAfter climbing kili we did a 3 day 2 night safari in Tanzania. This video is highlighted by a time lapse that Jake took at sunset one day in Africa. Posted by thebongas in Bonga Family Adventures | Feb 8, 2012
- Nungwi BeachJan. 31/12 Got up early this morning to have breakfast on the roof of our hotel. After breakfast our group did a tour of slave market, Louie went along but mom and I opted out to do some shopping. We went Posted by braycullen in Africa Bound | Feb 3, 2012
- Africa Unleashed - TanzaniaWhen you think of Tanzania you probably think of lush green rainforest, the majestic and dominating Mt. Kilimanjaro, the picture quality plains of the Serengeti and the beautiful Island of Zanzibar. The reality is, the post cards don’t lie, it Posted by Niki and Aj in Global Adventures | Feb 3, 2012
- Climb with a purpose Posted by thebongas in Bonga Family Adventures | Feb 2, 2012
- Titanic HollHow crazy that it is nearly Christmas! Doesn’t feel like it here except the odd occasion a bar in Singida or the sisters at the social centre decide to put on the odd carol in Swahili. 11,500+ photo’s and 197 Posted by neerg_08 in Nicole does Africa | Dec 14, 2011
- Rainy Season - the good, the bad and the rattyHave had a busy few weeks here in Ilongero. The rains have started early and the landscape is already changing and becoming very green…and the roads slowly washing away with it. So, back in Singida for the big choir performance…..sad to Posted by neerg_08 in Nicole does Africa | Nov 25, 2011
- Back to Kenya and Off to Tanzania !!Jan. 21/12 Well we left Rwanda behind at 18:30 ... we are definitely going to miss it. Rwanda is such a beautiful country ... the people are so nice and it is so easy to get around. In hindsight, wish we Posted by braycullen in Africa Bound | Jan 29, 2012
- Surviving in the SerengetiIn the wilderness of Africa, it is ‘kill or be killed’. But as we learned in Serengeti National Park, sometimes it is also a case of ‘kill, and eat your kill quickly, or someone else will’. The great Posted by Lis.L in Let's Go Get Lost | Jan 25, 2012
- Pun pun pun pun pun... and another PUN!!!! Zanzibar I got to Dar es Salaam airport at about 5am. Grabbed my bags and aimed for the boat to Zanzibar. I missed the morning boat by about 5min so I had to wait for the lunchtime boat. Posted by benhowe2 in Ben & Sok's travels here and there | Jan 24, 2012
- Nature is not fatHave you noticed there are no fat animals in nature? There are large ones, hippos and elephants, but not fat, obese ones. Had the incredible opportunity to watch a pride of lions eat their kill. They were so focused on Posted by Goofy9 in May The Blog Be with You | Jan 15, 2012
- DAY 9We reluctantly vacated our room and enjoyed a leisurely breakfast before beginning the long journey home. Posted by MSoberma in Tanzania Safari with Private Island | Dec 28, 2011
- DAY 8One of the highlights of the entire trip was taking a short boat ride to a small fishing village. Unchanged for hundreds of years, they had only recently begun receiving visitors from Lupita Island. They were very friendly, Posted by MSoberma in Tanzania Safari with Private Island | Dec 28, 2011
- DAY 7The next day we were taken to a beach on the lakeshore, where we swam, snorkeled and sunned while enjoying drinks and snacks. Lake Tanganyika is home to hundreds of cichlids, many of which are unique to this lake. Posted by MSoberma in Tanzania Safari with Private Island | Dec 28, 2011
- DAY 6The next morning we left the Serengeti for Lupita Island on Lake Tanganyika in western Tanzania. It would be a three-hour flight from Seronera to the airstrip at Kipili. We really hated to leave the Serengeti, especially since Posted by MSoberma in Tanzania Safari with Private Island | Dec 28, 2011
- DAY 5On our last day in the Serengeti, we did a game drive in the morning, then another one in the afternoon. We saw elephants, giraffes, a pair of lionesses hunting, a dung beetle pushing around his little ball of Posted by MSoberma in Tanzania Safari with Private Island | Dec 28, 2011
- DAY 4The next day was a long one – 10 hours on the road in search of the Great Migration. Today we saw lots of babies – giraffes, elephants, bat-eared foxes and hyena. We observed a pair of mating Posted by MSoberma in Tanzania Safari with Private Island | Dec 28, 2011
- DAY 3We took a 30-minute chartered flight from Manyara to Seronera, then got into some even nicer jeeps and headed out for our first Serengeti game drive on the way to our camp. Some highlights included seeing a female leopard Posted by MSoberma in Tanzania Safari with Private Island | Dec 28, 2011
- DAY 2After a lovely breakfast (with some really excellent coffee!) we took a 20-minute Cessna Caravan charter from Arusha to Manyara, then got in our jeeps and were transported to the Ngorongoro Conservation Area. We spent the day driving around Posted by MSoberma in Tanzania Safari with Private Island | Dec 28, 2011
- DAY 1My husband and I are members of Exclusive Resorts, and we participated in their Once-in-a-Lifetime trip to Tanzania in June 2011. It was a nine-day itinerary and our first time to Africa, and it was the most amazing experience. Posted by MSoberma in Tanzania Safari with Private Island | Dec 28, 2011
- Finally some time to relax.After the constant pre-dawn wake up calls of the past couple of weeks we were both eagerly looking forward to getting to Zanzibar where there would be no planned activities and most importantly of all – no roasting in a Posted by Mike.Keely in The Adventures of Mike & Keely | Dec 20, 2011
- Cook groupWe had been on the ‘truck’ for a few days getting into the swing of putting up and taking down the tent and we were feeling pretty confident that this ‘camping holiday’ we had embarked on was going to be Posted by Mike.Keely in The Adventures of Mike & Keely | Dec 20, 2011
- Would the Serengeti be as good as the Masai Mara?Just days after finishing our Masai Mara adventure, we found ourselves headed to the Serengeti National Park, to do pretty much the same thing. It’s a hard life, we know. Forking out USD $495 for this “optional excursion” Posted by Mike.Keely in The Adventures of Mike & Keely | Dec 20, 2011
- Niki KiliWhen Aj and I made the decision to attempt to summit Mt. Kilimanjaro (the world's tallest volcano, the world's tallest free standing mountain, and third tallest mountain the in world) it was a decision made somewhat rashly and without much Posted by Niki and Aj in Global Adventures | Dec 17, 2011
- Birthday Safari!Hi There! Hope all is well with everyone. I have been having an incredible time in Africa. Me and 6 others went on a Safari to Terengire National Park, Serengheti National Park, and the Ngorongoro Crater. It was an adventure Posted by Chanster4 in Picture This... | Dec 12, 2011
- Lake ChalaHi All, I have to tell you all about my amazing weekend that I had last weekend. Me and 3 friends from the hostel when to Lake Chala. It was so beautiful and peaceful. We had to take the bus to Posted by Chanster4 in Picture This... | Dec 2, 2011
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