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Amazingly each of us have been running or planning wilderness travel for more than 20 years, so we know that these sorts of journeys are worth doing properly. We also know that when they are, they can amount to more than a great holiday; they can be life-changing. Here's the bit where you can see what we all look like...

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FAQs

Best time to visit Tanzania? Where to go on holiday with your family? What's a walking safari like? This is where you'll find answers to your questions and articles about stuff we think you'll find useful in planning a holiday that ticks all the boxes.

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Our Blog

We've been writing our blog for years now, so it's something of a magic porridge pot with trip reports from our travels, snippets of news on conservation issues, films, some great pictures, thoughts...and anything we couldn't find a home for elsewhere.

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What's Happening In The World Of Natural High

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Gridlock in the southern Serengeti plains with Nomad Tanzania

When is the Serengeti Wildebeest Migration?

If you want to know when the Serengeti wildebeest migration happens, the first thing to understand is that it's on going, so there isn’t a quick answer to the question (other than "always"). The trick is working out the where AND the when.  Over the year the animals move from their wet season range on the southern and eastern plains of...

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Serengeti - consider the off season

Call us peculiar...but we think one of the best ways to experience the Serengeti is to consider the off season (or more accuratley what some who perhaps dont know the area too well consider to be the off season).  This won't be the right approach for everyone, and if you're a bit squeezed for time, it may not be a priority,...

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South Luangwa Photographic Safari, May 2012 - Itinerary & Cost

Mon 21 May:      Fly from Lusaka to Mfwue, South Luangwa National Park.  Road trip (+/- 2hrs) to the northern Nsefu area of the park.  Spend 4 nights at Tafika Lodge doing game drives and night drives in this beautiful area with photographic workshops in the evening. Fri 25 May:        Transfer by boat across the...

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When to visit the Namib Desert

The only times you might want to avoid the Namib are between December and February when temperatures can climb to over 50 degrees.  Between February and April, you may well see the desert in its summer garb of green grass and wild flowers, pans of water reflecting the highest sand-dunes in the world.  The rest of the year is all rich red dunes, warm...

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