Walking Safari in the Serengeti: Is It Allowed and Where?
A walking safari in the Serengeti is possible, but the honest answer to whether it is allowed depends heavily on where in the ecosystem a traveller means, since the core national park and the private concessions bordering it operate under genuinely different rules
What Makes the Serengeti Ecosystem Unique in the World?
What makes the Serengeti ecosystem unique in the world is not simply that it is large or wildlife rich, since several other protected landscapes can claim both of those qualities, but that a specific combination of scale, connectivity and predator density exists here
Serengeti Gates Explained: Naabi Hill vs Ndabaka vs Klein’s
Understanding the Serengeti gates properly matters more than most first time visitors expect, because which gate a traveller enters through is not simply a matter of geography but is largely decided by the route into the park, and knowing the differences helps make sense of why itineraries are built the way they are, and what […]
Serengeti + Tarangire: The Perfect Tanzania Safari Combination
How to combine the Serengeti + Tarangire: distances, sequencing, how many nights each needs, and how to time it around each park’s own calendar.
Combining the Serengeti with Lake Victoria
A Serengeti Lake Victoria combination is one of the least understood extensions available to travellers on Tanzania’s northern circuit, largely because the two names sit so far apart in most people’s mental map of the country that few visitors realise the Serengeti’s western boundary runs almost directly against the lake’s eastern shore. The park’s Western […]