Serengeti Tented Camp - Ikoma Bush Camp
Travel Blogs from Serengeti National Park
African Safari
We landed at Kilimanjaro Airport around 8 pm. It was dark and buggy...literally, bugs falling from the ceiling as we were paying for our entry visas. We booked one night at an incredible guest house called the Onsea House: www.onseahouse.com They are in Arusha, which is a 45 minute drive from Kili airport. The owners of Onsea are a Belgian couple …
Camping in the middle of the Serengeti!!
Happy Birthday Pikkle!
Before heading to the Serengeti today, I opted for a walk around the wilderness to spot some wildlife. Up to now, I had only seen the animals from the safety of a truck or 4-wheel drive, but today got to see a few from the ground: gazelles, zebras and giraffes.
I learned a lot about plants and trees, and …
Driving, driving and driving
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Driving to Serengetti through Ngorongoro Conservation area, visiting Masai village and Rain over Serengetti
Serengeti
On to Serengeti on a land cruiser 4x4 with Hayley, Will, and Hilda. We pass Maasai transporting their cattle to a water source. You can spot a Maasai from miles away, bright red blankets against the dry landscape makes it easy. View of Lake Manyara. Maribu storks and black kites, diving in and trying to steel our lunch as we look out onto …
Enroute to Tanzania & hungry hippos.....
The next day at Lake Naivasha, I lay by the pool & Ross, Paolo & Cassie took bikes to Hells Gate National park. They all needed to let off some steam! They're the fittest out of all of us, We left lake Naivasha after another night listening to the hippo's mooing or whatever they do, all night. Poor Gabrielle lay quivering in her sleeping bag, …