Imagine this: a gentle breeze whispers through your hair and the sun warms your skin, as you share a delicious spread with loved ones. That’s the magic of a South African picnic, and it’s easier than you think to orchestrate…

The Cape Town Argus Cycle Tour is a renowned annual event that brings together cycling enthusiasts from all over the world. This iconic race, which takes place in the scenic city of Cape Town, South Africa, is not just a…

The Meserani Snake Park The Meserani Snake Park stands as a captivating destination for adventurers and wildlife enthusiasts alike. Founded in 1993, this park boasts a rich history and a diverse array of reptilian wonders, including Tanzania’s Most Dangerous Snakes.…

The history of eating insects This may ‘creep’ you out a bit, but eating insects has become a viable option in many different cultures. For example, in the northern provinces of South Africa – Limpopo, North-West, Mpumalanga and Gauteng eating…

Uganda, the “Pearl of Africa,” shimmers with a captivating culture as rich and diverse as its landscapes. Embark on a journey to the heart of this East African nation, where ancient customs and traditions blend harmoniously with modern life. Language…

Get ready to unleash your inner explorer and delve into the bizarre, fascinating world of animals with these 20 random animal facts you probably didn’t know: Lions: 1. Believe it or not, adult lions fake injuries from playful cub bites…

Countries have national symbols to show the world that it is a national community. National symbols are used to unite people by using pictorial representations such as animals and flowers to reflect the country’s values, goals, or history. You will…

National Parks in Southern Africa are where you will find a dense population of animals which is great for game viewing. The parks well maintained and value conservation of their wildlife. Their core purpose is to protect the animals within…

Cape Town, the mother city of South Africa (as she is affectionately known); is one hip and happening mother. Beautiful white sandy beaches; mountains crossed with hiking trails; spend hours scouring museums and galleries, or shop till you drop at…

How many species of lions exist? There is actually only one species – the Panthera leo, however, there are several sub-species of lions which you may not know about. So when you head off on your African safari, read up…

I blame my fear of the bush on growing up in a quiet suburban town where only squirrel’s and doves disturb the tranquillity. It’s not that I am afraid of animals, I’m just not used to them being in my…

Client testimonial – 21 Day African Overlands Tour We had such an amazing wildlife adventure to Southern Africa to see the animals in the wild, it truly was a dream come true. I had been researching Africa for the past…

The answer to “When is the best time to go on an African Safari?” is simple – anytime of the year! The highlight of any African safari is to enjoy the wildlife, beautiful scenery, meet the locals and experience the…

The Ugab Save the Rhino Trust Camp, the base camp for ‘Save the Rhino Trust’, is located along the southern banks of the roaring Ugab River, within seeing distance of the impressive Brandberg Mountain – the highest mountain of Namibia.…

The beautiful Toka Leya Camp in Zimbabwe is made up of twelve spacious en-suite safari-style tents (including three family tents) with endless vistas of the mighty Zambezi River, along with a few islands. Located in the stunning Mosi-oa-Tunya National Park,…

Speke Bay Lodge is situated on the southeastern shore of Lake Victoria in Tanzania, East Africa. It is located just 15 kilometres from the famous Serengeti National Park, and 125 kilometres north of Mwanza. Speke Bay forms part of Speke…

The following will give you a little more insight about the Serengeti Assisted-Camping Excursion valid on a selection of our Camping and Comfort tours (this does not apply to all tours). The cost of the Serengeti Excursion is not included in…

About South Africa South Africa is a very diverse country with its people, multitude of languages, landscapes, culture, amazing wildlife and teeming cities. It overflows with resources, incredible scenery, and is one of those countries that you can visit over and…

Dr Bruce Paxton  (Zoologist and lover of open fires under the African skies) and his girlfriend drove themselves through Botswana, heading for the Okavango. This is a very candid reflection of Dr Paxton’s experience of Africa, perhaps a few things…

The Mother City of Cape Town, South Africa is well-known for its contemporary, eclectic and edgy atmosphere. The city is a place of remarkable beauty, with spectacular ocean and mountain scenery, and along with the lively streets of roaming creative…

Biltong – one of South Africa’s claim to fame. Various types of meat such as kudu, beef, springbok and even chicken are cured to preserve it by drying it. Spices are added to enhance the flavour and add variety. When…

Paul Templer After serving in the British Army for years and travelling the globe in pursuit of adventure and excitement, Paul Templer decided to make his native Zimbabwe his permanent home, where he became a river guide. When he was…

The mind boggles as to what deep water soloing could be … see if you can guess which is the right answer from the four options below: a)    Diving under the water with no apparatus? b)    Diving by yourself in the…

There is nothing like seeing Africa while travelling on a luxury, beautifully restored steam locomotive. One can sit in the comfort of a luxury coach and peer out the windows, observing the colourful changing landscapes and listening to the sound…

When visiting South Africa, there’s no doubt you’ll end up trying some local cuisine that you might want to try again. This list includes some of the most authentic and delicious South African meals the country has to offer. They’re…

Situated on a stunning island and encircled by seasonally filled floodplains and papyrus swamps, Jacana Camp in the Okavango Delta, Botswana, has five marvelous Meru-Style tents constructed on raised wooden decks that afford visitors incredible panoramic vistas of the beautiful…

Mumbo Island is an untouched, practically abandoned tropical island in the world’s first freshwater national park, Lake Malawi National Park. The Camp offers guests six comfortable tents, including a family unit, that are all set on rocks high above the…

Tucked away on the banks of a lagoon just off of the Shire River on the western boundary of the wildlife-abundant Liwonde National Park is Mvuu (‘Hippo’) Lodge. The main lounge building is elevated high above the water, for extensive…

Situated in Mana Pools National Park, Zimbabwe, Ruckomechi Camp offers ten spacious en-suite tents to visitors, including a honeymoon suite – all of which overlook the mighty Zambezi River. Each tent comes with both indoor and outdoor showers. The main…

Situated within the dry Namib Desert on the 37,000 hectare private Kulala Wilderness Reserve lays the wonderful Kulala Desert Lodge. Made up of 23 thatched and canvas ‘kulala’ with en-suite bathrooms and decks, each unit is constructed on a wooden…

Situated in the Ongava Game Reserve to the south of Etosha National Park, in Namibia is the lovely Ongava Tented Camp. Guests are encouraged to unwind in the main area constructed of stone, canvas and thatch, and equipped with a…

The Linyati Adventurer Camp, near Chobe National Park, Botswana, offers a unique safari encounter using mobile camps to provide guests with insightful experiences in Africa. The Camp offers spacious 4X4 metre Meru-Style tents, equipped with hanging space and clothing storage,…

Lions are known for their hunting prowess, skillfully exhausting their prey, or taking a smaller animal by surprise. Twice their size, they hunt buffalo in packs, but a single lion or lioness will take out zebra, wildebeest, gemsbok, hartebeest, warthog,…

Situated in the Ngorongoro Karatu region of northern Tanzania, Endoro Lodge borders the forest of the Ngorongoro Conservation Area, and is a perfect midpoint between Arusha and the Serengeti. The Lodge offers guests deluxe accommodation that is comfortably furnished, with…

Located around 120 kilometres south from Maun in Botswana, adjoining the Central Kalahari Game Reserve is the wonderful Deception Valley Lodge. This place of refuge for weary travellers offers a deluxe accommodation experience, as well as one of the finest…

Situated amongst the rolling, rocky hills of the 450,000 hectare Palmwag Concession in Namibia, is Desert Rhino Camp. It is made up of eight elevated Meru-style canvas tents with front decks from which to admire the expansive valley studded with…

Situated deep within the renowned Hwange National Park, Zimbabwe, in the south-eastern Linkwasha Concession is Davison’s Camp. This is a classic African tented camp, with units stylishly concealed under a grove of mopane trees, overlooking a vast, open plain. A…

Located in the Torra Conservancy, perhaps the most unspoiled wilderness region of Namibia, lies the Damaraland Camp. It offers ten elevated adobe-styled thatched rooms. Here, guests can also enjoy a spacious thatched living area, as well a fireplace, bar and…

Situated on the western shores of central Lake Malawi is Chintheche Inn. The area is distinguishable by its unspoiled golden beaches fringed with palm trees and studded with fishing villages, as well as patches of lowland tropical forest. The Inn…

A modern-day eco-retreat on the doorstep of Etosha, Andersson’s Camp gets its name from Charles Andersson, a Swedish explorer who was the first to discover the Etosha Pan. This former farmstead has been stylishly reconstructed to fit contemporary standards. The…

These Top 5 Restaurants in South Africa were chosen by Eatout.co.za with the help of four top judges: chef and lecturer Garth Stroebel; owner of ‘Chefs Warehouse and Cooking School’, Liam Tomlin; consultant and owner of ‘Frankie Fenner Meat Merchants’,…

As if there are not enough reasons to visit Africa, like the game reserves, the beaches, the wild and wonderful adventure activities, then the wild and wonderful Music Festivals! So why not plan a music-filled budget safari through Africa that…

My friend and I decided it was time to hit the beach as soon as the temperatures hit 30 degrees Celsius in Cape Town. Unfortunately the wind hit about 35 kilometres per hour, but we refused to be blown home!…

What does it mean to be an adventurer? Do you picture Kathleen Turner (Joan) and Michael Douglas (Jack) in the movie ‘Romancing the Stone’ who set out on a great adventure to find ‘hidden treasure’ using a map left by…

A winding, tree-lined road takes you to “The Heart of the Cape” where rural farms and trendy restaurants combine to form an eclectic mix of culture. Horse riders trot along the roads, while Maseratis zoom past on their way to…

Discover the highlights of Lake Malawi where you can view plenty of wildlife, visit game reserves and see the Big 5. Lake Malawi Highlights * Liwonde National Park * Majete Wildlife Reserve: Big 5 * Nyika National Park * Lilongwe…

8 Reasons why you should book with us: 1. Widest Variety of Tours From small group African safari tours, to budget camping tours and mid-range accommodated Africa overland tours, we have them all. 2. Peace of Mind 24/7 emergency support…

Day 1, December 1st 2013 At 08:45 six complete strangers met, but after this trip they will never forget each other… I am a bit nervous because I’ve never travelled on my own, but my nerves are gone within a…

Zanzibar offers some of the greatest Big Game Fishing due to its deep sea fishing grounds. Most of the fishing is done on the northern side of the island (Pemba, Mafia Island and Latham Island). You can fish for Barracuda,…

Abseiling is a fantastic adventure activity that only needs a few seconds of guts just before you step off the mountain. From then on it’s free sailing… Your descent is controlled as you are attached to a rope with a…

Although beautiful and a very popular tourist destination, there are a few travelling challenges in Botswana. One of the major challenges in Botswana is the weather. July is the rainy season leaving a watery mud pool over the entire region which…

The impressive Mapungubwe National Park, spreads over 28,000 acres and is often overshadowed by the Kruger. This reserve contains some of the hottest African terrain in the Limpopo River Valley, reaching scorching degrees during the summer months. A UNESCO World…

There are a variety of things to do in Kenya but we have sifted through a few activities in this article. Fort Jesus in Kenya The biggest attraction in the city of Mombasa is Fort Jesus. It dominates the entire…

Located in the Mpumalanga province of South Africa, Hazyview is a small farming town well-known for its thriving banana industry. Situated nearby to the Kruger National Park, the town derived its name from the sparkling haze that occurs during the…

The National Art Gallery Situated in a gorgeous one hundred year old classical Edwardian building, the National Art Gallery holds both temporary and permanent displays of modern Zimbabwean sculpture and paintings. There is also a gallery store stocked with local…

As the capital and biggest city of Zambia, Lusaka is one of the most rapidly growing cities in southern Africa. Lusaka is situated in the southern portion of the main plateau, at a height of around 1,300 metres. According to…

This article is to help you think clearly about what your expectations and needs are before you book a tour with us. Our consultants are willing and able to answer all your questions, but if you don’t know where to…

Language and Religion The best way to experience the culture of Mozambique is to discover more about their languages and religion. The official language spoken in Mozambique is Portuguese, but there are over 40 different languages and dialects that originate…

It’s easy, just stop spending!! Well, we all know that is easier said than done, but it is possible to put money away every month by sacrificing and taking a few short cuts that will help you to save. There…

With so much rich, cultural heritage and traditions, it is no wonder there are so many different types of dance forms in Africa. This article will look at a few, but not all of African dance as it is so…

These cute little animals are native to Africa and are part of the family Galagidae. Galagos are nocturnal creatures with big bulbous eyes and cry like a baby (hence their nickname) when they are distressed or to heed off danger.…

We all met on a field on Keizersgracht Street in the City of Cape Town adding a splash of red, white and black to the forefront of Table Mountain. Everybody was in high spirits and there was no end to…

These elephant shrew are native to Africa and are closely related to elephants. They can be found almost anywhere, from the Namib desert to dense forests in Africa. Elephant shrews are small, and look like rodents with elongated snouts (like elephants)…

These cute animals originated from Madagascar, but made their way to Africa either when the continent split, or by crossing the Mozambique channel by ‘rafting’ across on matted parts of vegetation over millions of years. Lemurs are hard to spot because…

Situated south of Kenya’s Lake Naivasha, northwest of Nairobi is Hell’s Gate National Park. The reserve is named after a thin break in the mountains, once a branch of a pre-historic lake that ran into the Rift Valley.  The Park…

Also known as ‘the Place of Thirst’, the Karoo is an infinitely magical region, covered by enormous sheep and game farms, where vast plains drift away towards distant rocky outcrops and multi-layered mountains that pierce the velvet skies. ‘Karoo’ is…

Iringa got its name from the Hehe word ‘lilinga’ meaning ‘fort’. Iringa is the administrative capital of the Iringa Region and has various established industries, including manufacturing and food processing. Majority of its electricity is supplied by the close by…

Gweta is a relatively small village located in Botswana, around 205 kilometres away from Maun, and approximately 100 kilometres from Nata. It is generally known to be the gateway to the Makgadikgadi Pans. Gweta got its name from the sound…

Located in the western section of the Republic of Botswana in southern Africa is the town of Ghanzi. When the 2011 population census was conducted, there were approximately 12,167 people residing in the town, with a further 861 close by.…

The aardvark is unique to sub-saharan Africa and is the only living species of the Afrotherian mammals, as the rest are extinct. Fossils from the aardvark date back to 5 million years ago and have been found in Europe and…

Swaziland’s oldest protected region is Mlilwane Wildlife Sanctuary, which is owned and managed by a non-profit trust. It is situated between Mbabane and Manzini, and acts as the headquarters for the Big Game Parks, which includes Mlilwane’s sister parks of…

A kayak is a small and rather narrow boat propelled across water by people using a double bladed paddle. The traditional kayak comes with a covered deck and one or more cockpits that seat one passenger each. These cockpits are…

Cape Agulhas Lighthouse is located in the rocky headland of Cape Agulhas (also known as ‘Cape of Needles’) in the Western Cape of South Africa, the southernmost point of Africa. It was the third lighthouse constructed in South Africa, and…

Welcome to St Lucia South Africa’s very first World Heritage Site was St Lucia, proclaimed so in 1999. It is situated on the east coast of Kwa-Zulu Natal, approximately 275 kilometres north of the city of Durban. The region referred…

A potjie is fantastic for any safari you go on, it is a very social occasion with everyone helping out with the preparation of the meat and vegetables and then sitting around the fire as it bubbles away. This is…

Street food in Africa is sold on the side of the road by vendors or hawkers who have a small stall. They are often cheaper, eaten with your hands and considered as fast food. It is often more reasonable than sitting…

Similar to snowboarding, sandboarding is a recreational board sport activity conducted on large sand dunes instead of snow-capped mountains. This sport is popular the world over, and is an especially sought-after activity in desert or coastal regions with many towering…

‘Nam Lolwe’ in Luo and ‘Victoria Nyanza’ in Buntu, Lake Victoria was named after Queen Victoria by an officer of the British Indian Army, John Hanning Speke. With an enormous size of 69,480 square kilometres, Lake Victoria is one of…

Here are a few romantic adventure activities in Africa where you can surprise your partner and knock the socks off of them! Hot air ballooning is probably one of the most popular romantic activities, especially if you want to ‘pop…

I dreamed of a gentle mountain, Beneath a cloudless sky. I spoke of a rugged coastline, Where hungry seagulls cry. I thought of the snow white beaches, Where children laugh and play, And I longed for the fiery sunset, That…

White river rafting is the thrilling recreational outdoor sport than involves embarking on an inflatable raft and navigating your way through bodies of water (typically a river). This activity normally takes place in white waters, or different variations of rough…

Snorkelling is a well-loved sport that is practiced both professionally and simply for fun. Many tropical resorts offer recreational snorkelling to visitors. The main attraction of the sport is the chance to observe sea life close up, in its natural…

Skydiving is an exhilarating sport in which partakers jump from an aircraft at a relatively high altitude while wearing a parachute. There is a wide variety of aerial manoeuvres that can be performed while still in the air, though these…

Not to be confused with free-diving, scuba diving is underwater diving that requires participants to use self-contained underwater breathing apparatus in order to swim beneath the surface for extended periods of time. Unlike other forms of diving which typically depend…

A quad bike is a vehicle with four wheels and a mass of less than 550 kilograms. Quad biking through South Africa is an adrenaline-packed activity that provides tourists with a way to view the country’s landscapes in a completely…

The Matopos National Park (also known as Matobo National Park) forms the heart of the Matobo Hills, a region covered in undulating hills and wooded valleys that begins approximately 35 kilometres south of Bulawayo in southern Zimbabwe.  The hills were…

Also known as ‘Terre de Boa Gente’ meaning ‘Land of Good People’, the city of Inhambane is situated in southern Mozambique on Imhambane Bay, 470 kilometres northeast of Maputo. It is the Inhambane Province’s capital and as of 2008, had…

Horseback safaris are another manner in which to view game whilst on holiday in a reserve. This is one of the best ways to explore the African bushveld, and makes for an incredibly intimate experience whilst allowing participants to experience…

Elephant back safaris allow participants to view the majesty of a diversity of environments from the advantageous height of an elephant. Seated comfortably on the back of your elephant, you can quietly reflect on the creature’s majesty as well as…

Bungee jumping is an activity that requires participants to leap from tall structures whilst attached to a bungee cord, also known as a shock cord. It is made of braided elastic strands that form a core and wrapped in polypropylene…

South Africa is unique when it comes to its traditions and cultures. You will find this in its popular festivals and events which we have highlighted below. Western Cape The Cape Town Festival in March (dates subject to change). Here…

Writing a Travel Blog can sound very glamorous, especially if you are able to make money from it, but it is not for those of you who want celebrity status, it is the passion and enthusiasm behind it that makes…

The second biggest Zimbabwean city after the capital of Harare, Bulawayo holds an approximate urban population of around 730,000 (according to 2007 surveys). The city is situated in Matabeleland, 439 kilometres south west of Harare. Bulawayo is now treated as…

What is a Conservancy? Conservancies are community-based resources that support the wildlife and environment, by allowing the community in the area to benefit from the income generated from tourism. Why support Conservancies in Africa? If we don’t look after our…

Located within the Western Rift Valley, Lake Malawi is the third biggest and second deepest lake in the continent, as well as the ninth largest in the world. The Lake is one of the African Great Lakes, and the southernmost…

The capital and biggest city of Uganda, Kampala, is located close by to Lake Victoria’s shores. The city is very colourful and vibrant, and is rich in history. It is situated on numerous hills, each encompassing a significant government or…

South Africa is dubbed the Rainbow Nation, a phrase coined by the inspirational Archbishop Desmund Tutu (or “The Arch” as he is lovingly referred to); but the land of contrasts is also an apt description as you do literally find…

Nestled away in the heart of the klein Karoo, Sutherland, South Africa is what is known as the ‘gateway to the universe’, home to the largest telescope in South Africa – S.A.L.T. The telescope is so powerful you can literally…

Rising majestically from the flat barren landscape of the western Kalahari, the sheer quartzite cliff-faces of the four Tsodilo Hills (often referred to as the Louvre of the Desert) are an impressive sight. BOTSWANA TOURS It received UNESCO World Heritage…

Zambia’s capital city, Lusaka, is the largest town and one of Southern-Africa’s fastest growing cities. The once village was named after a headman ‘Lusaaka’ which was later expanded by British settlers in 1905 when they built a railway. Due to…

Located in the centre of Zululand, on the east coast of South Africa, lies the small town of Hluhluwe. Mfolozi Reserve on the Hluhluwe riverbanks. The town was named after the thorny climbers which are plants that were discovered growing…

Located on the beautiful Garden Route in the Western Cape, and spreading through to the Eastern Cape of South Africa, lies the protected region of Tsitsikamma National Park. In Khoisan, Tsitsikamma means ‘place of much water’ referring to the sparkling…

The magnificent Lisbon Falls can be found just north of a small town called Graskop in Mpumalanga, just outside of the Blyde River Canyon Nature Reserve. These Falls are the highest in the country and are located in an extremely…

Located in north-eastern Namibia, 24 kilometres east of Kamanjab is Otjitotongwe Cheetah Park, which is home to the ‘Save the Cheetah’ project. This non-profit organisation was established with the goal of conserving cheetahs in their natural habitats. The 7000 hectare…

An exact decade after the release of Nelson Mandela from prison on the 11th of February 1990, the Nelson Mandela Museum (or ‘Mandela House’) was opened to the public. The Museum is actually Mandela’s former home that he resided in…

1. Sunbird Lodge Location A beautiful eco-friendly luxury lodge in the Great Rift Valley located on 55 acres of private land. Overlooking Lake Elementaita one can experience peace and tranquility watching the birdlife on the lake and witnessing spectacular sunsets.…

This heart-warming soup is often served as a main course in Tanzania. It is creamy, spicy and satisfying – perfect to keep the chill away on those cold wintry days. Surprise your friends and family and bring a taste of…

What makes South African food so unique is the large variety of different flavours and kinds of food that you find in Africa. This is due to the diverse cultures and customs that the nation is so well known for.…

1. Xakanaxa Camp in Okavango Delta, Moremi Game Reserve Location This 3-star camp in Botswana is popular for its location right on the banks of the Khwai River on the Xakanaxa Lagoon. The smooth, quiet waters of the lagoon offers…

The Grahamstown National Arts Festival is a highlight of the cultural event calendar of the year in South Africa. With so much diverse talent from all over the country, this event is not to be missed. The Grahamstown National Arts Festival…

The Knysna Oyster Festival has been running for over 30 years and is the largest Oyster festival in South Africa and extremely popular with the locals, visitors from around the area, and the many tourists who flock to the Garden…

Spier is a magnificent wine farm located on the banks of the Eerste River in the Stellenbosch area, about 50 kilometres from Cape Town. In 1692 the first free burghers made their way from the Cape colony to found farms in…

When walking the streets of Tanzania, breathe in the sweet scent of cinnamon, the warm spices like cloves and cardamom, and the aromatic food being cooked with these and many other spices. Tanzania is a sensory experience, with the world’s…

Our Africa overland vehicles are fully stocked with dry goods at the start of each tour. We buy fresh produce (fruit and vegetables) almost daily to ensure fresh, good quality and tasty meals. Over the summer months fresh produce is…

With so much stress at work and demands on your life, one needs to take the time to unwind and get away from it all…you need to travel for your health. With so many tours and safaris with amazing destinations, African…

UShaka Marine World is an exciting, adventure-packed sea world that is filled with all sorts of fun activities for the whole family. They splashed onto the scene in 2004 and won the ‘2012 Certificate of Excellence Award’ from ‘Tripadvisor’, and…

Is it fair to say that traveller’s needs are changing? It appears they are. Most people seem to be looking for a more ‘down to earth’ experience, not only because it cuts down on costs, but also because they want…

Robben Island in Table Bay, Cape Town held many political prisoners at the end of the 17th century, particularly during apartheid, and the fight of the freedom fighters. Nelson Mandela was one of the iconic heroes who spent 18 of…

Shopping and dining in Kampala can be an exciting or relaxing experience, depending on what you are in the mood for! For an entertaining day out (and if you are a good bargainer) head off to Owino market. It is…

Ngamba Chimp Island offers visitors unique experiences with the chimpanzees. One can view the two daytime feedings, participate in the chimpanzee integration programme or the forest walk programme. You can also be a caregiver for the day and help prepare…

The Portuguese influenced the food in Nairobi, Kenya. When they arrived they brought foods from Brazil, such as maize, bananas, pineapple, chillies, peppers, sweet potatoes and cassava (a starchy vegetable). A tribe from North Africa arrived around A.D. 1000 and…

A party of climbers from Cape Town led by S. Le Roux first conquered the peak. The second group first attempted to ascend the southwest ridge, but failed. The group (O’Neil, Shipley and Schaff) then decided to attempt the northern…

This beetle originated in the Namib desert of Southern Africa. With such a small percentage of rain per year (1.4cm), this beetle survives by collecting water on its back that has small ridges on it. The beetle teeters on its…

There is a large and varied amount of fauna and flora in Lake Manyara, Tanzania. Below we unpack what you can see on a Tour of Tanzania. Animals Elephant, buffalo, wildebeest, giraffe, zebra, waterbuck, warthog and impala are plentiful in…

In 1911, a German professor looking for butterflies accidentally came across prehistoric fossilized bones. That was only the beginning. In 1931 Louis and Mary Leakey began excavating this historical site. They discovered most of the fossilized human bones, stone tools…