Tanzania

04 | About Karibu06 | Our Services07 | Our Fleet08 | About Tanzania12 | Serengeti National Park13 | Serengeti Great Migration14 | Ngorongoro Conservation Area15 | Tarangire National Park16 | Lake Manyara National Park17 | Arusha National Park 18 | Mt. Kilimanjaro National Park19 | Mt. Kilimanjaro Trekking Routes22 | Ruaha National Park23 | Selous Game Reserve24 | Mikumi National Park/ Udzungwa National Park25 | Katavi National Park/ Saadani National Park28 | Zanzibar Island30 | Pemba Island/ Mafia Island31 | Safari Itineraries32 | Featured Activities

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The amalgamation of services and synergy of travel resources makesKaribu a superior brand. It is a brand that looks beyond just travel, and into the psychology of the traveller: tailoring each journey so that it remains forever inspiring.

About Karibu

To be the partner of choice in bringing delight, comfort and inspiration to every journey that life brings.

Mission

holistic Looking at the psychology and preferences of the customer in travel choices. Comfort, safety and service at a deeper level; customizable options, solution driven, tailor-made

integrated Across-the-board travel solutions, from hotels to ticketing, to tours and insurance, with planning/booking/payment at a single source

innovative Use of ICT systems and products to enhance travel management and customer use. Innovating travel options, solutions and tools. Pioneering new travel experiences and novel corporate solutions.

inspiring Energizing both customers and employees to explore, grow, and learn.

Core Values

Accreditations:

WALJISTRAVELBUREAU

KARIBUHOLIDAYS

1963 2003 2013

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Safari & Tours

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Our Fleet

All our vehicles come equipped with: Plush foam seats with safety belts & arm rests Bottle holders and electrical sockets for charging small devices Pop open raised roof for 360° panoramic view Front opening hatch Radio call for communication Enlarged sliding windows Fridge First aid kit

These vehicles have been chosen as they are comfortable, reliable and the best at coping with the Safari conditions. The vehicles are fitted with a modified roof which pops up as well as a separate hatch for the front-seats, ensuring all the passengers have an excellent viewing of the surroundings. The spacious 4x4’s comfortably store luggage behind the seats, and a large fridge for those cool drinks at your picnic spot.

For the duration of your safari, you will be accompanied by your safari guide, driving one of our state-of-the-art 4X4 Toyota Land Cruisers. At Karibu, we understand the need for clients to experience the beauty of Tanzania at its fullest. Our driver guides are hired based on their experience and passion for nature and will be happy to share their extensive knowledge about the flora and fauna along the way. They all speak English fluently, and we can arrange for a translator on request. Should you have any special interests, be sure to mention them and they will endeavor to adjust your safari experience accordingly.

Our vehicles are available in 2 configurations accommodating either 5-6 or 7-8 pas-sengers, depending on the model

5 - 6 Passengers Vehicle

7 - 8 Passengers Vehicle

Tanzania

Tanzania map, showing national parks and regions.

Source: ShutterStock/ Rainer Lesniewski

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Northern Circuit

The grasslands of the Serengeti provide the perfect arena for the healthy stock of resident wildlife that inhabits the region. Visitors will be on the lookout for “The Big Five”; Lions, Leopards, Elephants, Black Rhinoceros and Buffalo. The large area, encompassing almost 15,000 km2 provides a lot of room for the 500 species of birds to flourish together with the more common waterbuck, hyena, baboons, impala and giraffes. Visitors can expect to be left in awe at the beauty that is the Serengeti.

Size: 13250 km² / 5116 mi²Altitude: 1139-2174 m / 3737-7133 ftWildlife: Lion, Cheetah, Elephants, Black Rhinoceros and BuffaloBest time to visit: Throughout the yearActivities: Balloon safaris, Walking safari, Game drives,Bush lunch/ dinner and picnic

Serengeti

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Serengeti Great Migration The Annual Wildebeest-and-Zebra Migration in the Serengeti is thebiggest animal spectacle the world over. It is one of the most unique events of the year taking place in the Serengeti normally between the months of November and July the following year. Some have termed this event as one of the greatest wonders of the world.

Enjoy 3 full day game drive/s around the Serengeti National Parkdepending on Migration movement – The Migration usually roams around in the area; where Some eight million hooves pounding the open grasslands, a blur of brown and black and white stripes rushing past; bleating, snorting, dust kicking up into the air; Huge heard ofWildebeest and Zabras are likely to be resident with new-born calves. Accompanying the wildebeest are large numbers of gazelles and predators.Meals and overnight is served at the Lodge/Camp around the area.

This annual migration is shown on the map on the leftside, showing month-by-month movement

Source: Tanapa

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The world’s largest inactive and unfilled volcano is well renowned for the host of flora and fauna that inhabit the crater. Approximately 25,000 large animals populate the crater, which boasts to have one of thedensest populations of lions in the world. Visitors are almost guaranteedto spot wildebeest, zebra, elands and gazelles, whereas the luckier ones may spot cheetah or the rare leopard. The scenic drives down the crater, coupled with the excitement of the biodiversity makes NgorongoroCrater one of the most sought after holiday destinations in the world.

Size: 8228 km² / 3176 mi²Altitude: 1009-3645 m / 3310-11959 ftWildlife: Wildebeest, Black Rhino, Elephants, CheetahBest time to visit: Throughout the yearActivities: Game drives, Nature walking and trekking,excursions to Olduvai Gorge and visiting the Masai andother tribes.

Ngorongoro Crater

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As the sixth largest national park in Tanzania, Tarangire should not be overlooked as one of the key attractions for safari. It is well known for its incredibly diverse vegetation not found anywhere else in the northern circuit safari. The Tarangire River, which runs through the park, is the primary source of water for the game during dry seasons. Tarangire has a vegetation known to be more dense than the Serengeti and in the dry season, between June and October, large herds of animals are attracted tothe Tarangire River. At this time, the elephant numbers are spectacular.

Size: 2850 km² / 1096 mi²Altitude: 982-1646 m / 3222-5400 ftWildlife: Lions, Elephants, Giraffes, Hippo, WildebeestBest time to visit: June to October (Animals congregatearound theTarangire River)Activities: Game drives, Nature walking, Night safari

Tarangire

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One of the smaller parks in Tanzania, Lake Manyara National Park islocated at base of the Rift Valley escarpment. Visitors to Lake Manyaraare offered a change of scenery from the more savannah dominated parks. Shades of pink, white and blue can be seen as flocks of flamingos and pelicans frolic upon the waters of the lake. The park is home to a large diversity of over 400 species of birds. Within the park it is rare to see big cats such as leopards or lions, but elephants and giraffes, as well as impala, gazelle and dik-dik are more common to the area.

Size: 330km2 / 130 mi2Altitude: 953-1445 m / 3127-4741 ftWildlife: Elephants, Giraffes, HippoBest time to visit: Throughout the yearActivities: Game drives, Night safari, Nature walkingand hiking, Culture tours, Mountain biking.

Lake Manyara

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Though very accessible, Arusha NP isn’t on many safari itineraries.This is mainly because it doesn’t offer a chance of seeing the Big Five. The park is at the base of Mount Meru, which is good for climbing. It has a range of habitats including forest - home to black-and-white colobus monkeys - and is excellent for birding.

Size: 552 km² / 212 mi²Altitude: 1340-1839 m / 4396-6033 ftWildlife: black-and-white colobus monkeys, giraffe, waterbucksBest time to visit: Throughout the yearActivities: Game drives, Walking safari, Canoeingsafari, Mountain climbing.

Arusha

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The tallest free-standing mountain in the world, rises to a breath-taking view of Tanzania. Mount Kilimanjaro offers the adventurous travellers multiple routes to scale the tallest peak in Africa, ranging from the casual Marangu route to the more difficult, but scenic Mchame route. Visitors to the area can also explore the Kilimanjaro National Park where a variety of animals can be found in their natural habitat.

There are seven official trekking routes by which to ascend and descend Mount Kilimanjaro: Lemosho, Machame, Marangu, Mweka, Rongai, Shira, and Umbwe. Of all the routes, Machame is considered the most scenic, albeit steeper, route. It can be done in six or seven days. The Rongai is the easiest and least scenic of all camping routes. The Marangu is also relatively easy, but this route tends to be very busy, the ascent and descent routes are the same, andaccommodation is in shared huts with all otherclimbers.

Mount Kilimanjaro

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Mount Kilimanjaro Trekking Routes

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Southern Circuit

The Ruaha National Park is famous for its large population of elephants,with about 10,000 roaming the park. It is also frequented by birdwatchers,with 436 species having been identified of an estimated total of 475. Guided walks are available to fully appreciate the sights and sounds of the wild. This national park does not often get crowded and boast a more exclusive safari in one of the best places in East Africa to encounterwild dogs and unusual antelope species like greater kudu, roan andsable. Ruaha is superb for spotting big game including many prides of lions.

Size: 10300 km² / 3980 mi²Altitude: 720-1886 m / 2362-6188 ftWildlife: Elephant, Wild Dogs, Giraffe, LionBest time to visit: June - OctoberActivities: Game drives, Walking safari.

Ruaha

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Dubbed with World Heritage Site status, Selous is one of Africa’s largestparks and fringed by the Rufiji River. Wildlife is rife along the plains and lodges are located amidst well situated positions. If visitors opt to stay at a lodge inside the game reserve, it is not uncommon to hear thedistinguishable footsteps of hippos and other nocturnal wildlife as they roam the grounds at night. Unlike the national parks, this conservation area allows walking (the ideal way to observe the 2,000 indigenous plant species), boating safaris and many of the camps offer overnight fly camping excursions. Lions are easily found at the lake shores, though one of the main attractions of the park is its large population of wild dogs.

Size: 47665 km² / 18403 mi²Altitude: 36-1461 m / 118-4793 ftWildlife: Wild Dogs, Girraffe, Hippo, Crocodile, LionBest time to visit: June - OctoberActivities: Game drives, Walking safari, Boat safari.

Selous

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The open horizons and abundant wildlife of the Mkata Floodplain, the popular centerpiece of Mikumi, is often compared to the more famous Serengeti Plains. The park is very accessible by surfaced road from Dar es Salaam.

Size: 3220 km² / 1250 mi²Altitude: 199-1259 m / 653-4131 ftWildlife: zebra, wildebeest, buffalo, impala, lions, spotted hyenaBest time to visit: June to OctoberActivities: Game drives, Walking safari.

Mikumi

The largest and most biodiverse of a chain of a dozen large forest-swathed mountains that rise majestically from the flat coastalscrub of eastern Tanzania. An excellent network of forest trailsincludes the popular half-day ramble to Sanje Waterfall, whichplunges 170 metres (550 feet) through a misty spray into theforested valley below.

Size: 1,990 km² / 770 mi²Altitude: 250-2,576 mWildlife: Green-headed monkey, butterflies, birdsBest time to visit: Possible year round although slippery in the rainsActivities: Walking and trekking.

Udzungwa Mountains

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Katavi is pure wilderness. This classic dry-season park is completelyoff the beaten-track, but teeming with wildlife. Tanzania’ thirdlargest national park, it lies in the remote southwest of the country, within a truncated arm of the Rift Valley that terminates in the shallow,brooding expanse of Lake Rukwa. Park is the heart of one of thebiggest and richest wildlife areas in Tanzania, the Katavi-Rukwaecosystem. It encompasses the second largest wildlife population of Tanzania.

Size: 4471 km² / 1727 mi²Altitude: 816-1634 m / 2677-5361 ftWildlife: Lions, buffalo herds, hipposBest time to visit: August to OctoberActivities: Game drives, Walking safari.

Katavi

Saadani is where the beach meets the bush. It is the only park in East Africa with an Indian Ocean beachfront and the one place where those idle hours of sunbathing might be interrupted by an elephant strolling past, or animals coming to drink at the nearby waterhole. Also a sight to behold are the Swahili fishermen casting their nets at sunrise.

Size: 1100 km² / 424 mi²Altitude: 3-75 m / 10-246 ftWildlife: giraffe, buffalo, warthog, common waterbuck, reedbuck, hartebeestBest time to visit: January - February/ June - AugustActivities: Game drives, Walking safari, Visit Green turtle Breeding site, Night game drive.

Saadani

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Zanzibar Island

Stone Town is the old city and cultural heart of Zanzibar, little changed in the last 200 years. It is a place of winding alleys, bustling bazaars, mosques and grand Arab houses whose original owners vied with each other over the extravagance of their dwellings. This one-upmanship is particularly reflected in the brass-studded, carved, wooden doors - there are more than 500 different examples of this handiwork. You can spend many idle hours and days just wandering through the fascinatingabyrinth of narrow streets and alleyways.

Places to visit: The Old Dispensary, The market,Livingstone’s House, The Peace Memorial Museum, The Palace Museum, The House of Wonders

Stone Town

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The coasts in Zanzibar are a paradise, interspersed with picturesque fishing villages, where the people live a simple way of life, unchanged over the years. There are more than 25 fantastic beaches in Zanzibar, and some are so peaceful and remote that the only noise breaking the silence is likely to be the ocean. At the northern tip of the island is Nungwi, approached by a road lined by banana palms, mangroves and coconut trees. This is the dhow building capital of Zanzibar island, so it is a good place to see traditional craftsmen at work.

On the west coast of Zanzibar, Mangapwani beach is worth a visit, and to the east are the beaches of Matemwe, Pwani Mchangani, Kiwengwa, Uroa, Bwejuu and Jambiani, all with stretches of beautiful white sands.

Zanzibar also boasts several small offshore island, Prison (or Changu) island is the most popular with a large population of ancient Aldabra tortoises.

Zanzibar Coast

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Pemba is a very beautiful tropical landmass, covering 988 squarekilometres and lying 60km off the Indian Ocean Coast of Tanzania, 40km to the north of Zanzibar Island and 150km north of Dar es Salaam. Island has been overshadowed by the popularity of its sister island of Unguja. The popularity of Pemba stems mainly from the clove industry, More than 70% of the Zanzibar’s harvest of cloves is produced in the island of Pemba.

Perhaps the most alluring aspect of the island is its stunning marine environment. Much of the coastline plunges steeply into the deep blue Indian Ocean, especially on the eastern side, whilst on the western side broad coral lagoons are dotted with a network of beautiful small islands. Mucking around in boats in these waters and having picnics on theseremote tropical islands is such a great experience, this is almostcertainly our favourite area of the East African coast. The diving around Pemba Island is as good as it gets.

Pemba

Mafia Island lying only 160 km south, remains virtually unknown. Previously poor communications with the mainland and beingmuch lesser known than Zanzibar have kept Mafia ‘original’,although a steady trickle of visitors are unanimous in singing its praise. Mafia is one of the safest places in the Indian Ocean and there are no hustlers to spoil a holiday. Natural vegetation on Mafiaranges from tidal mangrove thickets and scrubby coastalmoorlands to palm-wooden grassland and lowland rainforest.

Mafia Island and its reefs are renowned as an excellent, world-class diving destination. Scientists have confirmed that has some of the richest reefs in the world, with an unparalleled variety of hard and soft corals and diversity of tropical fish. Mafia Archipelago hosts antiquities dating back to the Eleventh Century, including ruins at Kisimani Mafia, Kanga, Kua on Juani Island and Chole Island.

Mafia

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Arusha/ Tarangire/ Ngorongoro/ Serengeti/ Manyara/ Ngorongoro

Day 1 Arrive at JRO. After clearing customs and immigration formalities, transferred to Arusha. Overnight on Bed & Breakfast at Hotel in town

Day 2 After breakfast depart for Tarangire National Park arriving in time for lunch Afternoon game viewing. This is one of the best places in Northern Tanzania to see Elephant, especially along the river in the dry season. Dinner and overnight at the lodge/Camp

Day 3 After breakfast, drive across Great Rift Valley Wall to Ngorongoro Conservation Area and descend directly to the floor of the crater for a day crater tour with picnic lunches. Dinner and overnight at the lodge/Camp in Ngorongoro

Day 4 Breakfast at the Lodge, Morning drive to Serengeti National Park via Olduvai visit Maasai village on the way. Lunch at the Lodge/Camp. Afternoon game drives in Serengeti National Park with Dinner and overnight at the lodge

Day 5 A full day of game viewing in the Serengeti. This enormous park supports every variety of animal imaginable - from large predators such as lion, leopard and cheetah to the smaller herbivores they prey on. Meals and over night at the lodge/ camp in the Serengeti National Park

Day 6 Enjoy an early morning game drive, before breakfast. Return to the lodge for late breakfast. Mid-morning game drives with lunch at the Lodge/Camp. Afternoon drive to lake Manyara NP. Dinner and overnight at the lodge/Camp in Manyara

Day 7 After breakfast, descend into morning game drive in Lake Manyara NP with a chance to see tree climbing lions, flamingos and other varieties of birdlife. Lunch at the Lodge/Camp. Afternoon drive back to Arusha and proceed to JRO for departure flight in the evening

Suggested Itineraries

Marangu Route - 7 days, 6 nights (5 days on trek) Day 1 Arrive in Moshi. Dinner, pre-climb briefing and over night Mountain Inn

Day 2 After breakfast, drive to Kilimanjaro National Park gate at Marangu, Picnic lunch en-route. Dinner and overnight Mandara hut

Day 3 Breakfast. Picnic lunch e-route. Dinner and over night Horombo Hut

Day 4 Breakfast. Picnic lunch en-route. Dinner and over night Kibo Hut

Day 5 An early start (00:00am) for the summit Uhuru Peak, Hot lunch at Kibo. Dinner and overnight Horombo Hut

Day 6 Breakfast. Descend through the forest to the park gates, transferred to Moshi. Dinner and overnight Mountain Inn

Day 7 Breakfast.Transfer to JRO

Machame Route - 8 days, 7 nights (6 days on trek) Day 1 Arrive Mountain Inn for Dinner, pre-climb briefing and overnight stay

Day 2 Transfer to Kilimanjaro National Park Gate with picnic lunch, Dinner and overnight Machame Camp

Day 3 Breakfast, with picnic lunch,Dinner and overnight Shira Camp

Day 4 Breakfast, with picnic lunch,Dinner and overnight Barranco Camp

Day 5 Breakfast, with picnic lunch,Dinner and overnight Barafu Camp

Day 6 An early start (00:00am) for the summit Uhuru Peak, hot lunch, Dinner and overnight Mweka Camp

Day 7 Breakfast. Descend to the park gates at Mweka gate, Dinner and overnight Mountain Inn

Day 8 Breakfast. Transfer to JRO

Day 1 Arrive at JRO, Transfer to Arusha. Overnight on Bed & Breakfast at Hotel in town

Day 2 After breakfast depart for Tarangire National Park arriving in time for lunch Afternoon game viewing. Evening nature walk with a Maasai guide across the plains, and relax at eastern shores of Lake Manyara as the African sun sets over the horizon. Later dinner and overnight at the Lodge/Camp

Day 3 After breakfast, visit Mto wa Mbu village for a great cultural experience with an experienced guide. Visit local farms, schools, a kindergarten, local homes, the market and milling machines. Dinner and overnight at the Lodge/Camp in Manyara

Day 4 After breakfast, drive to Lake Natron Area with picnic lunches en route. Evening Walk to Lake Natron - in the evening enjoy traditional Maasai fire making. Dinner and overnight

Day 5 Morning Walk to the Waterfall. Afternoon Cultural walk - Get to know the local Maasai and their culture. Dinner and overnight at the Camp near the Lake

Day 6 After breakfast, Full day excursion to Olmoti Crater trek with picnic lunches. Take a trip to Nainokanoka Maasai village and a guided hike up Olmoti. Late afternoon drive to Lake Eyasi. Dinner is served at the Camp near the Lake

Day 7 After breakfast, Full day tribal visit Hadzabe/Datoga. Lunch at the Camp. Late afternoon drive to the lower slopes of Ngorongoro massif Karatu Village. Dinner and overnight at the Lodge/Camp in Karatu

Day 8 After breakfast, morning visit Iraqw tribal homestead. Lunch at the Coffee Farm Afternoon excursion visit the waterfalls/Elephant caves. Dinner and overnight at the lodge in Manyara

Day 9 After breakfast, drive back to Arusha and proceed to JRO for departure flight in the evening

Gems of North, 6 nights/ 7 days Mountain Climbing Routes Culture Tour

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Mountain BikingA leisurely bicycle route down the Great Rift Valley wall into the farming village of Mto Wa Mbu. Experience the local cultures and ride through some of the Manyara ground water forest amongst small herds of wildlife on the shore.

Featured Activities

Night Game-drivesFrom an open safari vehicle, experience the nocturnal animals coming to life as they forage during the night. Keep a look out for leopards, hippos, porcupines and bush babies whilst listening to the night sounds of the wilderness under aspectacular view of the African stars.

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Nature WalkEnjoy a short stroll on the edge of the Great Rift Valley with beautiful views of Lake Manyara and the National Park below whilst learning about plants, insects, birds, and small mammalsfrom the knowledgeable guide.

Village WalkTake in an African cultural experience explained through the eyes of a local English speaking resident whilst you visit local farms, schools, homes and markets in the area.

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Visit to Maasai VillageNgorongoro is the home of the pastoral Maasai tribe, who have exclusively been granted permission to live and herd in the Conservation Area. Glimpse into the lives of these noble warriors and their way of life amongst the wilderness whilst the elders tell folk tales of times past, translated to English by a local resident.

Balloon SafariArrive before sunrise to take flight in time to catch the sun cresting the safari horizon. Floating over the game park grants the visitor a bird’s eye view of the wildlife, followed by a champagne breakfast and a game drive en route to the next point of interest.

Ngorongoro Nature WalkThe Olmoti route is the only way to experience the Ngorongoro safari by foot, offering visitors the chance to walk the rim of this shallow crater within the Ngorongoro. Complete your nature walk with a trip to thewaterfalls of the Munge River.

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Lake Momella CanoeingGlide across the smooth surface of this small Crater Lake and view birdlife seldom seen. Surrounded by forested crater walls, this is a very quiet and leisurely canoeing experience.

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Visit Hadzabe Tribe - Cultural experience The Hadza or Bushmen people are an ethnic group living in central Tanzania around Lake Eyasi in the central Rift Valley and in the neighboring Serengeti Plateau. The Bushmen people raise no livestock, grow no food, and live without calendars or rules. They are living a hunter-gatherer existence that is little changed from 10,000 years ago. Today they are the last functioning hunter-gatherers in Africa. The Hadza are a unique culture not closely related to any other people. Traditionally they were considered an East African branch of the Khoisan peoples, primarily because their language consists of a curious series of clicks. Modern genetic research suggests that they may be more closely related to the Pygmies.

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Rubondo Island Rubondo Island is the perfect destination for the adventurous and active. Spend your time exploring the pristine forest and water around the island. The proximity offered by to the unique ecosystem of Rubondo Island is an experience you would not want to miss. Highly trained guides are adept to the forest walks and guided game excursions, with an astonishing array of birdlife waiting to be discovered. Ru-bondo Island the excursions can be diversified with memorable canoe excursions on Lake Victoria, making for a great way to discover and appreciate the island. The lake itself is the source of protein and income to local people, main activities being fishing and tourism.

Lake NatronSituated at the base of Africa’s only active volcano Oldonyo Lengai (Mountain of God), Lake Natron is one of the most alkaline lakes in the world. The lake is home to millions of tiny crustaceans, attracting literally thousands of lesser flamingo’s and it is therefore one of the most important flamingo breeding grounds on earth. Activities in the Lake Natron area focus mainly on walks. You can walk out across the baked mud to the shores of the great soda lake itself, in which algae andzooplankton thrive – which in turn attract the flamingos that line the lake’s shore.

Lake Tanganyika Lake Tanganyika is one of the Great Rift Valley Lakes found on the western border of Tanzania, in East Africa. The Lake boasts visibilities of up to 20m with massive boulders, spectacular drop offs and a shell covered bottom. It is thought to date back 9 to 20 million years and is one of the richest aqueous environments in the world, supporting at least 280 varieties of fish. Becauseof their unique feeding techniques, Tanganyika cichlids prefer differenthabitats. This means that by going only a few hundred meters, you are able to view totally different species, making your diving and snorkelling trips very exciting.

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“If you want to walk fast walk alone, if you want to walk far, walk together”

- African proverb

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