Category: Tanzania 2024

Day 1-2 I depart with Marge and Rae from our family and friends in Arusha and head by prop plane for a land known for its exotic flavor — the… Read more »

Day 12 On our way back into Arusha after our visit with the Maasai people, we ran into a huge line of traffic.  We found out it was due to… Read more »

Day 11 A few hours to relax at our lodge in the morning after a late breakfast.  A small group of us decide to visit the local Sunday market in… Read more »

Day 10 It is hard for all of us to get up to have breakfast, leaving the soft beds of our luxury lodge for the rough roads towards Lake Eyasu… Read more »

Day 9 The Ngorogoro Crater is a world unto itself.  The largest intact volcanic caldera in the world, its was the home of the Masai tribe.  A rich area for… Read more »

Day 8 I am writing in the back of our vehicle which is very bumpy as we go into and out of massive potholes which are the norm on these… Read more »

Day 7 The next day we continue our experience of the wildebeest migration, leaving our camp about 8 am after a good breakfast.  Our vehicle Is by itself on a… Read more »

Day 6 We have just finished this late afternoon our first viewing of the annual great wildebeest migration from Tanzania over to the greener grass of Kenya.   I was… Read more »

Day 5 Up early for another day of adventure exploring the Central Serengeti.  The group decided to change our itinerary to spend one half day driving and return to the… Read more »

Day 4 The sun is beginning to set in the Serengeti National Park as we wind our way over bumpy dirt roads towards our camp for the night.  The umbrella… Read more »