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Mount Kilimanjaro is not the only place to find snow in Tanzania! This photo of the fifth highest mountain in Africa, Mount Meru (Socialist Peak 4,562 m) was taken not far from our Arusha office in December 2016. That is the Tanzanian version of ‘white Christmas’.... Continue Reading

Today we want to introduce one of our long standing guides: Laizer Laizer speaks Masai, Swahili and English and the occasional word from other European languages. Due to his calm, relaxed and patient personality, he truly is an excellent travel companion. His driving ability... Continue Reading

We get a lot of questions and enquiries from travelers asking us about the great wildebeest migration in the vast Serengeti eco-system. Therefore we expanded our travel guide with a dedicated and detailed article about the migration, sometimes dubbed ‘The World Cup of... Continue Reading

Using DNA analysis, researchers are now convinced that there are four distinct giraffe species, not one as previously thought. Conservation biologist Julian Fennessy, geneticist Axel Janke and their colleagues collected DNA samples from giraffes across the Africa. They published... Continue Reading

With the dry season in full swing, the animals are now forced to seek out the few remaining spots of water in the dry Tanzanian savannah plains. One of these places with water during the whole year is the Tarangire River, borrowing its name to the National Park it encloses. You... Continue Reading

Do you want to enjoy 2 nature spectacles at the same time? How about experiencing a solar eclipse while on Safari in one of Tanzania’s precious National Parks? The solar eclipse on 1st of September 2016 can be seen throughout Tanzania, but the best place to enjoy the... Continue Reading

The Tanzanian Government has voted in new tax legislation which will affect the Tourism industry in Tanzania. All tourism services will be subject to 18% VAT, including: guiding, game drives, boat and walking safaris, park fees, transport and transfers, with effect from 01 July... Continue Reading

Mike was kind enough to share a movie he made about his Safari Adventure in Tanzania. The whole staff of Tanzania Adventure would like to congratulate him for this gem – camerawork and editing are really outstanding. Among other things, you will be treated with a recording... Continue Reading

On his website seaunseen.com, the diver Alan Sutton published an astonishing discovery he made near the coast of Mafia Island. While flying over the area during low tide, he was wondering about formations in the water. After several attempts he was able to reach the area by boat... Continue Reading