READ ALSO: How to Go to Ngorongoro Krateret READ ALSO: How to Reach Serengeti by Road from Arusha & More A Lucky Sighting Again, we drove for some time until we came to a place where we saw cars lined up in the distance, obviously watching something. Since we were in the Serengeti, we knew… Continue reading Travelling Through the Serengeti and Ngorongoro Conservation Area
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Nugumu & Serengeti Safari Operators
Nugumu YouTube/нугуму Did you come to this post looking for more information on Nugumu not Mugumu? If so, here is a bit about that. If that was not enough for you, and you would like to watch more Nugumu videos, then here is a reaction video to a whole bunch of them. The Nugumu YouTube… Continue reading Nugumu & Serengeti Safari Operators
21 Photos from Around East Africa
It’s that time again: time for a little show and tell. What should you expect to see this time? Lots and lots of pictures of food across the region, pictures of Zanzibar—it seems it’s Zanzibar season in my life because I’ve been to Zanzibar not once but twice since the pictures from my last Instagram… Continue reading 21 Photos from Around East Africa
The Local Guide Program, Things to See in Arusha & More
READ ALSO: Local Guide Program Things to See in Arusha Tz Arusha is my favorite city in Tanzania (perhaps because my parents met there 😉 ), and there are quite a few things to do in and around Arusha. For some ideas about what to do when you are next visiting Arusha, click here. Local… Continue reading The Local Guide Program, Things to See in Arusha & More
Mwanza to Serengeti National Park & More About Travel in East Africa
READ ALSO: Mwanza to Serengeti Distance & More Distance From Mwanza to Serengeti National Park/Mwanza to Serengeti Distance/Mwanza to Serengeti KM The distance between Mwanza and the Ndabaka Gate of the Serengeti National Park is 136 km. The distance between Mwanza and the Fort Ikoma Gate of the Serengeti National Park is 263 km. READ… Continue reading Mwanza to Serengeti National Park & More About Travel in East Africa