FEATURE TANZANIA
hunting led by specially-trained children’s guides. As Tanzania slowly tries to appeal to a
wider market a number of more affordable camps are appearing on the scene. The Selous Safari Company is a well-established company offering good value safaris and Asialia Africa, which is known for its luxury mobile camps, has recently opened Ubuntu in northern Serengeti at a more competitive price designed to attract less well-heeled clients.
From The Front Line LIZ HALL
wilderness. Mivumo River Lodge
has been built on the banks of the Rufiji River and offers 12 individual thatched villas with a pool and sundeck. Mobile or fly safaris offer outstanding
game viewing; Africa Odyssey features Alex Walker’s new mobile tented camp, Serian Serengeti, which follows the movements of the Great Migration. There is simply no other
natural spectacle anything like the migration, which can feature up to 1.5 million wildebeest and 300,000 zebra trekking from the Serengeti Plains in Tanzania to the Masai Mara in Kenya for a distance of around 1800 miles. You will have to do your research if
your clients want to follow the migration but there are plenty of websites that will tell you exactly where the herds are and
the best times to see them. While children and safaris don’t
always make the perfect mix, there are a few lodges where they are made increasingly welcome. Amara in the Selous now offers safaris catering especially for families. The ‘Amaradillos Club’ features educational and interactive activities such as footprint track casting, fishing and scavenger
African Pride "Tanzania is a firm favourite at African Pride.
Consistent levels of service and the wide range of experiences available, will suit all travellers. No matter what the time of year, there is always a great trip on offer. The small, intimate camps are creating a lot of interest and we are fortunate that being totally flexible, we can offer itineraries that combine the best of these."
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