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 The
Serengeti National Park has the largest concentration
of migratory animals in the world. Designated a World
Heritage Site, the name Serengeti comes from the Maasai
word ‘Siringit’, meaning ‘the place
where the land runs on forever’. The Serengeti
contains the largest remaining concentration of wildlife
in Africa, and each year boasts the greatest wildlife
show on earth – the great Migration. With dramatic
landscapes and an area teeming with wildlife, a visit
to the Serengeti will be a memorable one.
 The
Ngorongoro Crater, located on the eastern edge of the
Serengeti, is the largest unbroken caldera in the world.
Now considered Africa’s ‘Garden of Eden’,
the crater is a haven for thousands of wild game. With
over 30,000 animals, visitors will have the chance to
spot Tanzania’s few remaining black rhino, as
well as black-maned lions, huge tusked elephants and
thousands of flamingoes in the soda lake.
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SUGGESTED
ITINERARIES
MOZAMBIQUE:
6 nights / 7 days Diver’s Paradise:
TANZANIA:
Selous Game Reserve & Chole Island
SOUTH
AFRICA & MOZAMBIQUE:
Safari and Diving |
