Destination Tanzania Safaris

16/10/2024

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A DETAILED analysis of 2,384 reviews written by safari-goers and international safari experts has just determined the top 50 best safari parks on the African continent.

And the winner is Serengeti National Park in Tanzania, which takes the first position as Africa’s top safari park for 2024, according to an official statement from Anita Kovalevska of SafariBookings.com.

Ruaha National Park which celebrates its 60th Birthday has also entered into the list for the first time, taking the 4th Position.

Also in the top ten listing is Katavi, another Tanzanian National Park at number 10.

Tanzania has essentially four entries in the 2024 winners; Serengeti at Number One, Ruaha at Number Four, the Ngorongoro Crater at Number 9 and Katavi closing the Top Ten.
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13/10/2024

Another history in the making…..
Today Arusha Land Rover Festival broke another record of the biggest number of vehicle that entered Arusha National Park all the the same time and all Land Rovers. Arusha National Park saw 300 Land Rovers entering the park and spent the day game viewing in the park.

12/10/2024

12/10/2024

History in the making……
Ready to rumble……..
Today Saturday, October 12th, 2024 DETASA is fully participating in writing new history and breaking World Guinness Record of the biggest parade and rally of Land Rovers in the world. DETASA Safari Beasts are all set, registered and ready to rumble in the World Guinness Record Book.

The day started with a very beautiful, sunny morning and all the Land Rovers were parading to start the convoy to Arusha National Park and all the designated route. The show included all species of Land Rovers from the newest to the oldest, stock to rebuild to muscle trucks. We are very happy and lucky to be part of this piece of history.

Even better, you can join us on safari and be proud that you went on safari with a Land Rover that is included in the World Guinness Record Book.

02/10/2024

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06/07/2024

CONGRATULATIONS to the family of Dr. Anand. They all summited the majestic mountain Kilimanjaro a day earlier than scheduled. They left very early in the morning from Karanga Valley Camp (13165ft) and hiked to Barafu Camp (15000ft) mid morning. Barafu Camp is the base camp and they were scheduled to do their summit bid at midnight. The family changed their mind upon arrive at base camp mid morning and attempted to summit during the day. They all made it to the summit in the evening close to sunset and hiked back down to the base camp Barafu Hut for overnight.

06/07/2024

Today was fifth day on the mountain for Dr. Anand family. They started in the morning from the Great Baranco Camp and climb the Great Baranco Wall a.k.a Breakfast Wall which is non technical climb but steep 900ft cliff. They continued across the Karanga Valley to their overnight camp at Karanga Camp at 13165ft. They are all doing great!

04/07/2024

Congratulations to Putney’s Students group for successfully summiting and conquering the majestic mountain Kilimanjaro this morning. The group started the assault at midnight and made it to the summit by sunrise.

03/07/2024

Day 6 on the mountain for Putney’s students group. Today was rather a shorter day, giving the climbers time to acclimate and save energy for overnight summit assault. The group hiked from Karanga Valley Camp to the base camp Barafu Hut Camp (15000ft) arriving late morning. They did a short acclimitizing hike up to 16000ft point, then return to the camp for lunch. They spent the rest of the day chilling at the camp and getting ready physically and mentally to start their summer assault at midnight.

02/07/2024

Today is the second day on the mountain for Anand family. They hiked out of the rain forest into moorland zone and got a glimpse of their first view of the Kibo from the camp. They had great weather for the hike today.

02/07/2024

Students are doing great on the mountain! Today is their fifth day on the climb, the group climbed across the Great Barranco Wall a.k.a Breakfast Wall to Karanga Camp for overnight. They are looking forward to the base camp tomorrow.

29/06/2024

Second day on the mountain for the Putney’s students. It was a beautiful sunny day, the group hiked from Mti Mkubwa Camp (9500ft) to Shira 1 Camp (11500ft). They out of the rain forest into savannah of tall grasses, heather and volcanic rock draped with lichen beards. They ascend through the lush rolling hills, crossing several streams, and reach the Shira Ridge before dropping gently down to their overnight camp for the night Shira 1 Camp. Today the group got their first glimpse of Kibo Massif across the plateau. They are all feeling great and enjoying the hike!

28/06/2024

Putney’s students group arrived safely in Tanzania and today is their first day on the mountain. The group left hotel after breakfast in the morning and drove for about 2 hours to Kilimanjaro Londorossi Gate to register and check in for the climb. After the registrations, the group drove to the climb start point at 7500ft on the Lemosho Glades where they met their support team and hiked to their first overnight camp on the mountain at 9500ft. Everyone is feeling great, motivated and very excited for the adventure.

04/05/2024

Another reason to visit Tanzania!

30/04/2024