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Where and When to explore the Wildebeest Migration in Tanzania

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The world’s greatest wildlife migration, featuring up to 1.5 million wildebeest and thousands of zebra and gazelle happens every year in East Africa. One of the most sought-after travel experiences, viewing the great migration is a truly unique opportunity to see the power of nature at work, plus get a firsthand look at some of the most magnificent creatures on Earth. Watching this incredible display unfold is a once-in-a-lifetime bucket list experience, but a little planning goes a long way in making sure you see these animals on their great reverse. But what is the best time to see the Wildebeest Migration? Whether you witness its beginnings during calving season in Serengeti, the spectacular river crossings on the Mara River, or the return journey from Kenya’s Maasai Mara, you are witnessing one of the wonders of the natural world – a migration that covers a huge distance and sees almost 250,000 wildebeest perish each year. What is the Wildebeest Migration? T

8 Essentials Tips For Planning A Family Safari In Tanzania

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When we planning a safari trip to spend our holiday vacation — Lots of things come to our minds like when and where to go, where to stay, what’s the best place for kids, health and safety, and some recommended tour operators. A family safari to Tanzania should be the journey of a lifetime. Many parents decide to wait till their children are above 12 years old, but those who’ve traveled with younger children claim it is a wonderful experience, too. As you begin to enjoy your trip, keep something in your mind: — The ages of your children — Their abilities and interests in animal — The training of the various tour operators, guides, and safari leaders to work with children. Unlike many other family love adventures that we encourage, a safari trip to Tanzania should definitely be organized by a reputable tour operator, either from Africa or within Tanzania. When you begin your safari plan, you’ll find safari tour operators who promise sightings of t