Serengeti!!!! an amazing big natural animal farm. I have been to many other parks before, like Ruaha np, Selous GP, Mikumi np, Udzungwa NP, Mafia island, Zanzibar, Mkomazi NP, Kitulo and many other, i have seen lots of animals and vegetation and all other stuff one could expect on the bush. I have seen thousands of buffaloes groups in Selous... More

The area between the crator and the Seronera is probably the most safaried(?) area in all of Africa. The Seronera has vast plains, rivers and some higher ground which makes it perfect to see all of the big animals of the Serengeti. People don't realize how many Land Cruisers are out there when they are at home thinking about an... More

The annual Wildebeest Migration has now left the Ndutu area, traveling up through Moro Kopjes heading in the direction of Central Serengeti and Western Corridor. Nile crocodile in Gurumeti river that have waited patiently for that moment when feeding time becomes will start enjoying the barbeque from different species of animals.

Wonderful place, no fences, wide and wild, great wildlife and landscapes

You are in the center of the Serengeti, it gets none cooler! The TANAPA visitor center is a must see.

We can not begin to say enough good things about our experience. Access 2 Tanzania did an excellent job putting our trip together and taking care of us from the time we arrived until we left. We stayed at the following lodges: Arumeru River Lodge; Lake Manyara Serena lodge; Serena Ngorongoro Lodge; Lake Masek Tented Camp; Serena Serengeti Lodge and... More

I and my friend went on a safari with the tour operator SHINDOLYA and got very dissapointed: Our plane was to go on a three day safari with the main objective to see the migration. We had heard from other tour operators that this would be possible. However the boss at Shindolya told us that the migration was in the... More

Seronera Serengeti is the center of the Serengeti National Park where there are big concentration of wildlife all year around!! If you will stay here you have a big chance to see the wild animals especially cats and even others! Doesn't matter where you stay in the lodge or in the public camping sites which all are very near the... More

Just returned from 10 days with WayoAfrica in Tanzania. Arranged on 3 weeks notice without a hitch. Three days in Lake Manyara National Park participating in a guide training course they're running (unlike South Africa, Tanzania has no formally prescribed safari guide training or standards. Your "game drive guide" may turn out to be a "driver"). Then on to the... More