Tanzania Safari - Africa safari holidays » great migration http://www.tanzania-holiday.com/blog Safari & adventure holidays Mon, 19 Jul 2010 12:01:04 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 en hourly 1 Safari in Zambia – Elephants invade the Hotel http://www.tanzania-holiday.com/blog/archives/69 http://www.tanzania-holiday.com/blog/archives/69#comments Sun, 18 Oct 2009 14:14:21 +0000 admin http://www.tanzania-holiday.com/blog/?p=69

The hotel was built on the elephants migration route and the same herds of elephants continue to walk the same route even though there is a building in the path.

The hotel guests are thrilled to be part of this fabulous event.

The hosts of the hotel make sure that everyone is safe because not much will stop the elephants nor will they divert not that any one wants them too! So they just strole straight through every so often much to the delight and safety of guests.

If you would like to experience this for yourself
we can book your safari contact us today so that you can migrate to the wonderful elephant safari

]]> http://www.tanzania-holiday.com/blog/archives/69/feed 0 Tanzania safari in the Serengeti National Park http://www.tanzania-holiday.com/blog/archives/1 http://www.tanzania-holiday.com/blog/archives/1#comments Sun, 27 Sep 2009 10:48:31 +0000 admin http://www.tanzania-holiday.com/blog/?p=1 If you are thinking of catching the February migration in the Serengeti national park, now is the time to book. We spent our honeymoon in the serengeti with 40 friends from around the  world. It was the second half of February and we timed it just right. The plains were full of gnu and zebra on the move in the most spectacular scene I have ever seen. It was also calving season and I remember at first light all around us there were animals being born, the mothers hardly stopping to give birth, some calves half in and half out as the mothers continued the march.  No sooner were the calves born than they starting unfolding and stretching, staggering as quickly as they could to their feet to join the herd. All around were predetors but the animals were all giving birth at the same time so the glut of easy food made the odds of survival greater: We went deep into the Serengeti where the scenery was spectacular, but the biggest concentrationn of game we saw was near lake Ndutu. We stayed two nights at Ndutu Safari Lodge which is quite small (I think we filled it) but was full of old style game lodge charm.

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