"Unveil the Wonders of Africa"
In Tanzania, the wonders of nature await your discovery! From spectacular savannahs to mysterious forests, this beautiful country is full of surprises and adventures.
Let’s explore this enchanting land together, experience the extraordinary world of wildlife, feel the blessings of nature, and create wonderful memories on this journey!
Birds :
| Grey Heron
The Grey Heron is a familiar sight in Tanzania, where it frequents streams, lakes, marshes, and rivers. These elegant birds hunt by patiently waiting for prey, which typically includes fish, frogs, insects, and other small aquatic creatures.
Grey Herons are widespread in Tanzania, inhabiting renowned national parks such as Serengeti, Selous, Tarangire, and Manyara, as well as other natural reserves. These protected areas offer rich food sources and suitable breeding grounds, making them ideal habitats for Grey Herons.
In Tanzania, Grey Herons are commonly observed in rivers, lakes, and the vicinity of towns and rural areas. They play vital roles in the local ecosystem and are cherished by birdwatchers and nature lovers alike.
MAMMALS :
| PLAINS ZEBRA
In Tanzania's vast landscapes, the Plains Zebra, also known as Equus quagga, stands as a symbol of the untamed beauty that characterizes the African savannah. With its striking black and white stripes, this species captivates the imagination of all who encounter it.
The Plains Zebra roams freely across Tanzania's national parks and game reserves, including the renowned Serengeti National Park and Ngorongoro Conservation Area. Here, amidst the golden grasslands and acacia trees, these graceful creatures move in herds, grazing on the abundant vegetation.
Their presence adds to the allure of Tanzania's wildlife, offering visitors the chance to witness the natural rhythms of the African wilderness. Whether glimpsed against the backdrop of a fiery sunset or encountered up close during a safari adventure, the Plains Zebra embodies the spirit of Africa's untamed plains.
MAMMALS:
| WILDEBEEST
Wildebeest, also known as gnus or wildebai, are herbivorous animals found on the grasslands of Africa, belonging to the Bovidae family. They are crucial members of the grassland ecosystems and are commonly seen in East African countries such as Tanzania, Kenya, and South Africa.
Wildebeest are characterized by their long, robust bodies, short and thick necks, elongated heads, and large horns. Their horns are flat and curved forward, often used for protection against predators. Feeding primarily on grass, Wildebeest are essential herbivores in African grasslands.
Additionally, they are renowned for their massive migrations, occurring annually in the Serengeti National Park, located in Tanzania. This spectacle involves thousands of individuals crossing the plains, making it one of the most awe-inspiring natural wonders on the African continent.
| THE GREATEST MIGRATION
In the African Great Migration, zebras and wildebeests often move together, aiding each other along the way. Zebras are typically regarded as experts in navigation and leading the group. They assist in finding suitable routes and food sources for the group, and lead other animals through waterways or hazardous areas during migration.
On the other hand, wildebeests contribute to the group’s safety with their robust physique and superior defense capabilities. In the face of threats, wildebeests position themselves at the forefront of the group, using their bodies to shield other members.
This mutual cooperation and assistance enable zebras and wildebeests to confront various survival challenges together, ensuring the safety of the entire group.
| THE GREATEST MIGRATION
Discover the heart of Africa’s most mesmerizing wildlife spectacle, the Great Migration, as you submerge yourself in the expansive and iconic Serengeti National Park.
More than 1 million wildebeests and hundreds of thousands of zebras travel hundreds of kilometers each year, making it the largest mammal migration on earth.
The Great Migration of animals occurs because animals seek a more suitable living environment. During this long migration, there are many dangers along the way, and the animals experience life, old age, illness, and death. Many people think that the Great Migration of East African Animals is an annual event. In fact, it is a marathon with no end.
The timing of the migration varies according to different seasons and rainfall patterns. In search of greener pastures, the wildlife move the ecosystem cyclically, moving from south to west, north and back to the south again, in a clockwise manner, repeating this cycle every year.
As long as you choose the right place at the right time, you can participate in the world’s largest migration of land mammals.
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TAASA Lodge
TAASA Lodge is a true oasis for travelers seeking unique and extraordinary experiences. Immerse yourself in the unspoiled beauty of the African wilderness. From its breathtaking views of the Serengeti plains to its luxurious accommodations, TAASA offers the perfect blend of relaxation and exploration.
Whether you’re looking to relax and unwind or explore Tanzania’s wild and untamed beauty, TAASA’s luxury safari lodge is the perfect destination for a one-of-a-kind African vacation.
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TAASA Lodge
Experience our indulgent accommodations in luxurious en-suite tents, complete with private verandahs for relaxation between game drives. Our tents seamlessly blend modern amenities with authentic Maasai cultural influences, offering an inspiring retreat.
Discover the breathtaking beauty of Tanzania
Welcome to discover the allure of Tanzania! A country adorned with an abundance of enchanting destinations that beckon exploration. Nestled in the heart of eastern Africa, below the Equator, Tanzania unfolds a tapestry of wonders that elevates it to a realm of uniqueness.
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Different Ethnic Groups - Maasai
The Maasai people are one of the most renowned indigenous tribes in Africa, residing in regions of Tanzania, Kenya, and several other East African countries. Renowned for their unique way of life, rich culture, and exceptional expertise in horse husbandry, the Maasai are among Africa’s most recognizable cultural symbols. As a result, they have garnered significant recognition and attention internationally.
Tanzania is a melting pot of diverse cultures and ethnicities. The country is home to over 120 different ethnic groups, each with its own unique traditions, languages, and customs. You can engage with local communities, learn about their way of life, and even participate in cultural activities and festivals.
MAMMALS :
| AFRICAN ELEPHANT
African Elephant is one of the largest land animals in the world and also one of the most famous animals in Africa. In Serengeti National Park, visitors have the opportunity to observe large herds of African elephants freely roaming within the park.
They can be found in various ecosystems including grasslands, forests, and along riverbanks. Therefore, Serengeti National Park is an ideal place to experience the wild life of African elephants and admire their magnificent landscapes. It is also one of the most representative national parks on the African continent.
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Mawe Mawe Manyara Lodge - Lake Manyara
Discover Mawe Mawe Manyara Lodge, a boutique hotel perched on the edge of the Rift Valley with stunning views of Lake Manyara National Park. Offering seclusion and tranquility, it‘s the perfect sanctuary between safari adventures in Tarangire, Ngorongoro, or the Serengeti. Our safari villas provide ultimate privacy and comfort, featuring elegant furnishings crafted from local materials in natural tones. With spacious beds, dressing rooms, cozy sitting areas, and outdoor terraces boasting private pools and showers, every detail ensures a luxurious stay. Indulge in spa-like amenities in the lavish bathrooms, complete with bathrobes, hairdryers, and fluffy towels. Plus, enjoy the scenic vistas from the indoor bathtub, creating a truly unforgettable experience.
Birds :
| Great White Pelican
It is a large water bird belonging to the pelican family. They typically have white bodies with long necks and large, wide bills.
In Tanzania, the Great White Pelican is commonly found around large lakes and bodies of water, especially Lake Victoria, Lake Tanganyika, and Lake Tana. These lakes provide abundant food resources such as fish and other aquatic organisms, suitable for pelicans to inhabit and feed.
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Sanctuary Swala－Tarangire
Sanctuary Swala is an exquisite camp that offers an exclusive safari experience in the heart of Maasai country. Located deep inside the Tarangire National Park, one of Tanzania’s most captivating but least-visited wilderness regions, every detail of this camp has been consciously crafted to bring guests close to nature. From its unique position under a canopy of mature acacia trees and eco-friendly design to the picturesque surroundings of savannah and towering baobab forests, Sanctuary Swala delights at every turn.
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Nyikani Camp - Tarangire
Tarangire is the third largest national park in Tanzania and best known for its large herds of elephants and the gigantic Baobab trees, one of the most ancient trees remaining in the world, full of amazing stories if only they could talk. The park is a wilderness experience in its own right! Here you will be able to observe a diversity of wildlife magnetised by the Tarangire River that allows animals to play and lounge around.
-MAMMALS ANTELOPE-
| Impala
also known as the impala antelope, is a type of antelope native to Africa.
Impalas can be found in Tanzania‘s renowned national parks such as Serengeti National Park and Tarangire National Park. These two national parks are among the primary habitats for impalas and other wildlife, providing abundant food and suitable environments, allowing these animals to breed and thrive.
Baobab Tree
Iconic Tree of the Tarangire National Park
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Katambuga House - Arusha
Set in lush gardens filled with birdsong and surrounded by coffee estates, Katambuga House is an oasis of tranquility within Arusha – the gateway to your immersive Tanzanian safari experience with Entara.
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