A move from Serengeti Woodlands to Sametu Camp turned into the most spectacular day of the trip, with five cheetah sightings, a lion dragging a wildebeest head and close encounters with elephant families. This post also covers our stay at Serengeti Sametu Camp, a brief stop in Arusha and a night at the African Tulip Hotel.
Category: Travel Tanzania
Experience the wildebeest calving season in Tanzania’s Southern and Central Serengeti, with lions, cheetahs, newborn calves and dramatic wildlife encounters during the green season.
Witness the heart of the wildebeest calving season on the Ndutu Plains, where thousands of newborn calves transform the landscape and draw predators into the open grasslands. This post highlights our time in Ndutu during this dramatic season of new life, intense predator activity and spectacular wildlife viewing.
Located in central Arusha next door to and affiliated with Roy Safaris, this classy African-chic…
Sayari Camp is an upscale permanent tented camp near the Mara River. As such it…
When not immersed in the wildebeest crossing there are plenty of other animals to capture…
If Central Serengeti is about big cats Northern Serengeti is about the crossing. It’s a…
Situated on the hillside away from the more trafficked Seronera area, Asilia’s Dunia Camp is…
There is more to the Central Serengeti than big cats and charging elephants. September 7-9,…
Cats are still the big draw to this part of the national park and we…