Ringo Expeditions

29/11/2019

What a shot..

12/11/2019

An eye is the door to the brain...
Open your eyes,
Come explore with us.
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05/11/2019

The beauty of the universe is more about what we see than what we think ...

03/09/2019

SERENGETI


📌 Ringo Expeditions gives unforgettable adventure in Tanzania
1. Climbing Mount Kilimanjaro in Kilimanjaro national park.
2. Safaris
• Wildlife safari to national parks like Serengeti national park, Ngorongoro Conservation Area, Manyara national park, Mikumi national park, Tarangire national park, Mkomazi, Gombe national park, Saadani national park, Selous Game Reserve,
• Nature safaris to Materuni waterfalls and coffee tour in Uru , Marangu waterfalls in Marangu, Majimoto/ Hot-spring in Boma n’gombe and Manyara, Magoroto forest in Tanga
• Culture safari for tribes and people found in Tanzania commonly based on masai and chagga tribe,
• Visit historical sites and museums like Kondoa Rock-Art sites, Ruins of Kilwa and Songo Mnara in Kilwa Kisiwani,
• Walking and biking safaris
• Photographic safaris
• Market search safaris
3. Beach holidays
• Zanzibar beach holidays and Stone town of Zanzibar
• Pangani beach holidays
4. Charity Tours
• We host charity tours for children with autism once every year as a giveback to the community. JOIN US!

📌Contacts Us:

Email 📧 [email protected] or [email protected]

Whatsapp / Call 📞 (255) 653346565 or (255) 621029187

Our official website 💻 www.ringoexpeditions.com

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18/01/2019

Well, Happy New Year from Kilimanjaro every one.
As we start a new year we are up for the greater things. Tell a friend to tell a friend to come and climb Mt Kilimanjaro and do Safari with us.

Ringo Expeditions.

13/12/2018

Mount Kilimanjaro 2018.
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12/12/2018

TIME FLIES SO FAST!!!!!!!
It has been 18years now since I decided to pursue my carrier into the tourism industry as a local tour operator in my country. I'm so proud I chose this path to be able to show the world how rich and blessed my Tanzania is, we have the HIGHEST FREE STANDING MOUNTAIN IN THE WORLD leaving aside the LARGEST SERENGETI NATIONAL PARK and so many other tourist attractions found here. I have been to the summit of Mount Kilimanjaro atleast 300times up to now but the hike, the view, the happiness never gets old. HAPPY INTERNATIONAL MOUNTAIN DAY ⛰
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12/12/2018

At the top roof of Africa with

With I'm always in a FANTASTIC mood 😊 and always mentally energized I can usually fit every obligation into a span of a day. 💪.

11/12/2018

This is Baranco camp.
New day, new achievements
It's time to make your dreams come true. .
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11/12/2018

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04/12/2018

FACTS ABOUT WILDEBEEST MIGRATION.

Did you know........!???

1. The Great Migration sees over 1.5 million wildebeest, 200,00 zebra and a host of other antelope travelling cross country.
2. Between January and March, half a million wildebeest are born each year in the Serengeti. In February, the month with the highest calving rate, around 8,000 wildebeest are born each day.
3. The Great Migration is the largest overland migration in the world. The animals travel a total of 800km or more during each cycle.
4. While the migration may seem like a chaotic frenzy of movement, research has shown a herd of wildebeest possess what is known as ‘swarm intelligence’, where the wildebeest systematically explore and overcome an obstacle as one.
5. The reason why zebra and wildebeest graze in harmony together is because they each eat different parts of the same type of grass.
6. Because wildebeest have no natural leader, the migrating herd often splits up into smaller herds that circle the main, mega-herd, going in different directions. When considering these smaller, split herds the whole migration can cover over half of the whole Serengeti.
7. The Serengeti National Park eco-system is the oldest on the planet. It boasts a diversity of plants and animals that is unavailable anywhere else on the globe.
8. During the migration around 250,000 wildebeest and 30,000 zebra are killed off every year as a result of predation by carnivores, but also from thirst, hunger, and exhaustion.
9. The crocodiles awaiting the herds in the Mara River drown their prey by clutching them in their strong jaws and pulling them below the water, twisting them to break off bite-size pieces. A crocodile can lunge more than half of its body length out of the water to grab a potential victim and can also use its tail as a secondary weapon.
10. There are more than 3,000 lions currently living in the Serengeti ecosystem that follow the migratory herds across the reserve.

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03/12/2018

FACTS ABOUT ELEPHANTS
Did you know........!???

1. The African elephant is not just the largest living land animal but it has an enormous brain size to match. Their brains can weigh up to a whopping 5.4kg and are, without doubt, the largest brain of all animals living on land.
2. Need help remembering which is an African elephant and which is an Asian elephant? Check out their ears! African elephant ears are, rather helpfully, the shape of Africa.
3. Have you ever seen an elephant swim? It’s pretty special! But not only can they swim, did you know they’ve also been spotted using their trunks as a snorkel when crossing rivers?! Now that’s handy…
4. Elephant family groups are very close. While they can’t exactly hug each other, elephants do wrap their trunks around younger relatives to reassure them and to greet each other they twine their trunks together.
5. Elephants are super smart! They can both learn and feel emotions. If a member of their family group is injured, the rest of the group may come and help it. They also know when a family member is no longer in the herd and it’s a truly heart-breaking sight to see an elephant grieve over the bones of lost family and friends.
6. Female elephants have the longest pregnancy of any mammal. It’s a lengthy 22 months before baby elephants are ready to be born!
7. Baby elephants stay with mum for up to 10 years. They even learn to eat by putting their trunks inside their mothers’ mouths to take food.
8. Did you know elephants can get sunburned? Ouch! These giants bathe in mud to help protect their skin from the sun.
9. You definitely don’t want to get in the way of a charging elephant. It’s said they can reach speeds of 40km/h!
10. Elephants make sounds that we can’t even hear. Some of their calls are so low, they are below the range of human hearing. And these amazing animals can recognise over 100 different friends from their calls alone.

"You don't only come to see, you come to learn too."

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02/12/2018

🌲 HOLIDAY'S SPECIAL🌲

Ringo offers you a great DISCOUNT to all bookings that you will be making in this special month.
Discount will apply on the following activities:

1. Mount Kilimanjaro trekking
2. All Safaris
3. Zanzibar beach holidays

Visit our website "www.ringoexpeditions.com"
(link on the bio 👆)
This Offer ends on 31st December.
HAPPY HOLIDAYS ❤
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02/12/2018

Are you ready for the adventure of a lifetime?

27/11/2018

The meeting at Gabriella Rehabilitation Centre.

27/11/2018

New day, new achievements
It's time to make your dreams come true. .

27/11/2018

New day, new achievements
It's time to make your dreams come true.

25/11/2018

One of the best groups ❤❤❤

24/11/2018

Congratulations 💪

24/11/2018

Congratulations man.

23/11/2018

My view, this morning from my tent ❤

23/11/2018

These plants species are known as giant groundsels or dendrosenecio kilimanjari, a type of plant that is seen on Alpine desert the 4th climatic zone at Kilimanjaro national park while trekking mount Kilimanjaro,these plants can become hundreds of years old.

16/11/2018

Done it 💪

11/11/2018

on top of ..

11/11/2018

What an amazing we are living in?

11/11/2018

Hippos of the Ngorongoro..