With years of experience to our names, we have an eye for quirk and would prefer to offer you intelligent simplicity over impersonal luxury. We travel extensively in search of what’s really worth doing, rather than just what makes a good photograph.
Who we all aresome of our current favourite
experiences in Tanzania:
01.
Serengeti Tented Camps; following the great migration
02.
Chimpanzee trekking in Tanzania’s Mahale Mountains
03.
Family Safari - an epic safari in Tanzania for spirited families
04.
Walking safari in the Selous, Tanzania
05.
The Serengeti Wildebeest Migration - River Crossings
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The dry season in East Africa kicks off in June, so by October, the flood plains of Southern and Western Tanzania have become parched. Water is a scarce resource to say the least. This is where to head in search of some adrenalin action.
Two parks in particular - Katavi and Ruaha - are renowned for the buffalo that gather at this time of year, sometimes in their thousands, within reach of dwindling pools left as the season progresses.
The buffalo, like an army on the move, aren’t hard for lions to find. Add to this the fact that they need to drink twice a day and you’d be forgiven for thinking that life is easy for the cats. But this would be to underestimate the resilience and downright bloody-mindedness of the cape buffalo.
If you’re prepared to be a little patient, then for sheer action this part of the world is mighty hard to beat.
Chada Camp in Katavi is a place to touch the heart of the wild. Located in the remote wilderness of Katavi, Chada is a small, stylish and yet traditional safari camp. For the purist, it offers one of Africa's most authentic safari experiences. Read more?
Kwihala is a relatively new tented camp in Ruaha with simple, well designed tents and, being semi permanent, can be moved seasonally maintaining a very light footprint. The camp achieves a great balance between wilderness experience and game viewing on one hand and comfort with a degree of style on the other. Read more?
Rumour has it that Catherine Ronan used to be a spy. We find this slightly hard to believe as she loves nothing more than to divulge her travel secrets and infect other people with her enthusiasm.
