Foster and K Africa Safari Ltd

03/04/2023

Grant's zebras are the most common species of zebra in the world and the ones you recognize from film and television. They are also fairly common in all National Parks, and you should have no trouble spotting them on your trip.

Threats: Lions, hyenas, wild dogs, and cheetahs are among zebras' natural predators. However, the largest threats to zebras are linked to human activities, such as hunting and habitat loss or fragmentation,

28/03/2023

The old Stone Town is the historical center of Zanzibar and an amazing mix of Food lovers and culture enthusiasts can visit interesting cultural places like Sultan’s Palace, the House of Wonders, the Slave Market and Darajani or Forodhani food markets. You can even dinner at Freddie Mercury’s former house, who was born in Zanzibar.

26/03/2023

Enjoy the natural beauty of Zanzibar on a traditional wooden sailboat (dhow).

📍Visit 3 beautiful islands where you can swim, snorkeling, and enjoy a delicious barbecue.

🏝 Another popular snorkeling trip is to Mnemba Atoll, one of the most beautiful snorkel spots in Zanzibar.

In between the islands, you 'll sink into the deep blue ocean with your mask and snorkel, swim, or perhaps even with dolphins around.
You will certainly be hungry with all these activities, so there's an excellent seafood buffet lunch prepared for you.
. just relax and indulge in one of the highlights of your Zanzibar vacation.

26/03/2023

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Discount - 30%

Visitors can experience a variety of excursions;

📍 Touring spice plantations,

📍 Walking through Jozani Forest;

📍 Deep-sea fishing,

📍Meeting the impressive tortoises on the prison island - some with over 150 years old. those who are seeking deep relaxation can enjoy a massage and sundowner drinks on the beach.

26/03/2023

The tropical island of Zanzibar is known for its beautiful white sandy beaches and coral reefs. But Zanzibar does not only offer laid-back beach life and watersport activities but also a colorful culture and history. The opportunities are endless. There is a lot to do for everyone on Zanzibar. We selected for you the best Zanzibar excursions.

Email us at [email protected], and we will share our template for the Top excursions in zanzibar Island.

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23/03/2023

Day 6 is the climax and undoubted highlight of our adventure, as we scale the summit of Mount Kilimanjaro. This part is very demanding, both physically and mentally, but the payoff is fantastic, as after 8 hours of intense hiking we make it to the highest point, Uhuru Peak (5895m), an astonishing place where we will allow you to admire the views and take photographs, feeling like you’re on top of the world!

We then begin our descent all the way back to our overnight camp of Mweka (3100m), and the finish the trip at Mweka Gate on day 7, hopefully weary, happy, satisfied and proud at having accomplished such a mighty feat.

Climbing Kilimanjaro is a true bucket list item – Mount Kilimanjaro, nestled within the book now so you don’t miss out on this unforgettable experience!

23/03/2023

After spending the first night in the Machame Camp (2980m), the subsequent 2 days are spent traipsing and travailing around rainforest, moorland, and arid, rocky terrain, with overnight stays at both Shira Camp (3840m) and Barranco Camp (3950m).

Most days of this trip are devoted to helping everyone acclimatize to the very high altitude that we encounter, with ascents to higher altitudes during the day before descending to lower heights at night.

Highlights of days 4 and 5 include tackling the Great Barranco Wall and views of Heim Glacier above the clouds.

23/03/2023

Marangu Route 7 Days Kilimanjaro Trek, the Marangu route – also “Coca-Cola” – is the most popular amongst Kilimanjaro climbers. It is unique in that it provides extra comfort with its permanent huts.Fabulous vistas of Kilimanjaro’s Mawenzi and Kibo peaks are an added advantage of the Coca-Cola Route! Marangu Route offers 6 - and 5-day itineraries, the latter being the way to go for experienced trekkers.

22/03/2023

Thanks to its steady side shore winds, Zanzibar is an ideal spot for wind or kitesurfing, especially the beaches at Paje, Kiwengwa, and Nungwi.

22/03/2023

We will guide you on this absolutely amazing, epic and awesome 7-day climb of Mount Kilimanjaro via the Machame Route, an exquisite trail that takes in the best scenery the mountain has to offer, from picturesque rainforests and rocky ridges, to mesmerizing glaciers and sublime views back out over the land from the highest point in Africa.

17/03/2023

Tarangire national park is said to be the home of the largest and wonderful elephants' (African elephants) population in northern Tanzania of approximately 2500 Tarangire National Park elephants, whereas this number is rapidly increasing with an estimated rate of 6% per year.

15/03/2023

Altitude: 4720 m.a.m.s.l.
Kibo Volcanic Cone, the highest point on Mount Kilimanjaro, is where Kibo Huts are situated. These huts of Kibo offer both lodging accommodation and camp for climbers.

Kibo huts are frequently used by hikers using the Rongai Route and the Marangu Route before the last day to summit Mount Kilimanjaro.

The huts and camp are located on the eastern side of the Kibo volcanic cone of Mount Kilimanjaro.

10/03/2023

There’s no denying that lions are one of the greatest hunters in the animal kingdom. They are close to the top of the food chain due to their intimidating stature and reputation. Generally speaking, lions pursue their prey using one of two approaches. The first is by following them around. If you own a cat or have ever seen a wildlife documentary, you’ve probably witnessed this behavior. 

They primarily hunt by remaining inconspicuous for as long as possible as they get closer to their victim. The lioness has an additional benefit over the male in that their leaner bodies enable them to hide in the grass for a longer period of time. When hunting, lionesses cooperate by encircling their prey while keeping them hidden.

But ultimately, the prey will hear or see the lion coming, and then it will be a pursuit for them both. When the lion catches up to the victim, it uses its sharp claws to maul it, breaking its neck and rendering it paralyzed so that it can be transported back to the lion’s den.

27/02/2023

#Танзания

27/02/2023

Day tours in Zanzibar? Here are my top picks...

1.Quad bike tour to a local village.
2. Stonetown food market and street food walking tour
3. Zanzibar spice tour with traditional cooking lessons
4. Rock restaurant and cave tour
5. Private tour to Prison Island

27/02/2023

In case you find it’s hard to plan what to do in Zanzibar, then you can check our all inclusive vacation packages. This is the easiest way to book vacation to Zanzibar rather than to google things separately.

04/02/2023

Visit Tanzania 🇹🇿 , visit Mwanza region

The Bismarck rock is a precariously balanced rock that is located in Lake Victoria and the city of Mwanza. It is also a point where a statue of the late German Chancellor Otto von Bismarck was said to be erected, thus taking his name. The statue was later on pulled down into the water nearby, when the British took over from the Germans after world war one - but the name stuck. Since then, the rock has become a famous icon of the city, featuring in many photos for both locals and tourists

04/02/2023

Rhinos can be protective, but they are rarely aggressive if unprovoked. Rhinos prefer to roam unhindered and undisturbed. However, if they perceive a threat, they may defend themselves by charging. Female rhinos are often very protective of their calves.

21/01/2023

27/11/2022

■ Explore Africa Cultures and Tribes■

Masai / Maasai Cummunity.

The Maasai are a Nilotic ethnic group inhabiting northern, central and southern Kenya and northern Tanzania. They are among the best known local populations internationally due to their residence near the many game parks of the African Great Lakes, and their distinctive customs and dress. The Maasai speak the Maa language a member of the Nilo-Saharan family that is related to the Dinka, Kalenjin and Nuer languages. Some have become educated in the official languages of Kenya and Tanzania, Swahili and English.

11/11/2022

Tarangire national park can be visited all year round though the best time is during the dry season also known as the peak season in the months of June to October and December to February. During the dry season there is little rainfall in the park therefore roads to Tarangire national park will be easily accessible, vegetation will be thin which helps you to clearly view animals and most wildlife species will gather around the water sources to drink water hence offering breathtaking wildlife views and also an opportunity to take incredible photos.

01/11/2022

01/11/2022

Tanzania is noted for both the sheer number of wildlife available throughout the country and for the variety on offer. There are more than four million wild animals in Tanzania representing 430 different species and subspecies. The country houses some 20% of Africa’s large mammal population. Zebras, giraffes, elephants, wildebeest, buffaloes, hippos, antelopes and gazelles are common animals. Larger predatory animals like lions, cheetahs and leopards are also found. Along with the familiar African mammals are approximately 60,000 insect species, 25 types of reptiles and amphibians, around 100 species of snakes and many fish species. Birds are widely represented in Tanzania with around one thousand species including kingfishers, hornbills and flamingos.

25/10/2022

Have you ever heard or seen these Cats Group family.
named ''serval Cat ".

You should know that they are being the most successful hunters of all cat species! These little cats are able to make a kill 50% of the time. Whereas lions and leopards are only successful in taking down prey 3 or 4 times in every 10 attempts. They are crepuscular – which means they hunt at dusk, and may also hunt at night.

This cat can move easily due to its slim appearance. Their appearance is distinctive tawny fur covered with black spots and bands. This is essential for stalking prey and protective camouflage against larger predators.

Servals’ large ears use as much as their eyes, being a radar dish to locate the prey. They listen for the movement of animals in the grass before they pounce!

Unfortunately, as with most carnivores, Serval Cat populations are at Least Concern according to IUCN Status.

They are not only suffering from loss of habitat but they are also destroyed when suspected of killing domestic fowl.