Furahia Tanzania Safari&Trekking

24/04/2024

The Maasai people who live near Lake Natron have a traditional pastoralist lifestyle, relying on herding cattle, goats, and sheep for their livelihood. They have adapted to the harsh environment of the area, known for its hot and arid conditions, by developing sustainable farming practices and using natural resources wisely. The Maasai are known for their strong sense of community, rich cultural traditions, and deep connection to the land. They live in close-knit family units called bomas, which are made up of several huts constructed from local materials like mud and thatch. The Maasai are also known for their distinctive clothing, jewelry, and traditional ceremonies that celebrate their heritage and spirituality. Visiting the Maasai in Lake Natron provides a unique opportunity to learn about their way of life and gain a deeper understanding of their rich and vibrant culture.

16/04/2024

Tanzania is known for its production, with coffee plantations located in various regions of the country. Some popular coffee-growing regions in Tanzania include:

1. Kilimanjaro region: Known for its high-quality Arabica coffee beans grown on the slopes of Mount Kilimanjaro.
2. Arusha region: Another major coffee-producing region in Tanzania, known for its Arabica coffee beans.
3. Mbeya region: Located in the southern highlands of Tanzania, this region produces both and coffee .
4. Kigoma region: Known for its Robusta coffee production.
5. Ruvuma region: Also produces Robusta coffee beans.

Coffee plantations in Tanzania often offer tours and tastings for visitors who want to learn more about the coffee production process and sample different varieties of Tanzanian coffee. The plantations typically showcase the entire coffee production process, from planting and harvesting the coffee beans to roasting and brewing the final product.

16/04/2024

Did you know?

Tanzania is known for its production, with coffee plantations located in various regions of the country. Some popular coffee-growing regions in Tanzania include:

1. Kilimanjaro region: Known for its high-quality Arabica coffee beans grown on the slopes of Mount Kilimanjaro.
2. Arusha region: Another major coffee-producing region in Tanzania, known for its Arabica coffee beans.
3. Mbeya region: Located in the southern highlands of Tanzania, this region produces both and coffee .
4. Kigoma region: Known for its Robusta coffee production.
5. Ruvuma region: Also produces Robusta coffee beans.

Coffee plantations in Tanzania often offer tours and tastings for visitors who want to learn more about the coffee production process and sample different varieties of Tanzanian coffee. The plantations typically showcase the entire coffee production process, from planting and harvesting the coffee beans to roasting and brewing the final product.

09/04/2024

Africa, the continent of diversity and natural beauty, captivates the soul with its rich tapestry of cultures, landscapes, and wildlife. Within this enchanting continent lies Tanzania, a land of breathtaking vistas, vibrant wildlife, and warm hospitality.

Tanzania is home to the iconic Mount Kilimanjaro, the highest peak in Africa, and the stunning Serengeti National Park, where the great wildebeest migration unfolds in all its majesty. The country’s diverse ecosystems, from the plains of the Serengeti to the lush forests of the Ngorongoro Conservation Area, offer a haven for a myriad of wildlife species, making it a paradise for safari enthusiasts.
But Tanzania is not just about its natural wonders; it’s also a place where ancient traditions and modern influences coexist harmoniously. From the vibrant markets of Dar es Salaam to the cultural heritage of Zanzibar, Tanzania’s people and their traditions add a rich tapestry of colors to the country’s landscape.
Here, the rhythm of life beats to the drum of the wilderness, where the call of the wild echoes through the vast savannas and dense forests. It’s a land where every sunset paints the sky in hues of orange and gold, and every sunrise heralds a new day of adventure and discovery.

Tanzania, a land of contrasts and beauty, beckons the wanderer to explore its wonders and experience the magic of Africa in its purest form.

08/04/2024

Just had an unforgettable safari experience encountering a pack of wild dogs in their natural habitat. The way they moved with such grace and unity was mesmerizing. It was both thrilling and humbling to witness these incredible creatures up close. Nature truly is awe-inspiring.

27/02/2024

The Hadza are a modern hunter-gatherer people living in northern Tanzania. They are considered one of the last hunter-gatherer tribes in Africa with approximately 1,300 tribe members.
Come to join us on our trip to the !

22/02/2024

Thrilled to be travelling with Matteo and now we are in the Repubblica!

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22/02/2024

We are thrilled to find ourselves in the Repubblica!

Sterrati e mega fauna tra parchi nazionali e vulcani fino alla culla dell’umanità, a bordo di una speciale Land Cruiser safari-mod

25/01/2024

Leopards are very solitary and spend most of their time alone. They each have their own territory, and leave scratches on trees, urine scent marks and p**p to warn other leopards to stay away! Males and females will cross territories, but only to mate.



📸Gift Mbwambo

13/01/2024

📷 On the road again!

Excited to be back in the Serengeti as a photographer, capturing the breathtaking beauty of this incredible wildlife haven! 🦁🐘🦒
From the vast open plains to the majestic wildlife roaming freely, the Serengeti never fails to amaze me.
Stay tuned for some amazing shots of lions prowling, elephants bathing, and giraffes gracefully striding across the horizon.

Can’t wait to share these unforgettable moments with all of you! Stay tuned for more updates from my Serengeti adventure!

09/01/2024

Did you know that cocoa grows in Tanzania? Why not visit the cocoa farmers and go for a swim in lake Malawi?🤎

07/01/2024

Have you ever considered a ?
It’s a very special way to the around you.

23/12/2023

This morning in Serengeti NP 💛

16/12/2023

Herbivores, giraffes only eat plants. Their favourite grub is the acacia tree, and they use their long necks to reach the leaves and buds in the treetops. Their long tongues (which grow to a whopping 53cm!) also help them pull down leaves growing way up high.

09/12/2023

Did you know that baby elephants do the same thing with their trunks? These tiny giants don’t just do this to soothe themselves, though. It also helps them strengthen their trunk muscles and gain better control over the appendage.

08/12/2023

Good early morning from the Serengeti 💚🦛🐘🦒🐗🐢🦓🦜🦨🦝🐾

05/12/2023

Let’s talk about the weather!
The short rainy season in Tanzania begins in November and then again from February to June-July. The short occasional rains differ depending upon the region one decides to visit. The day temperatures in Tanzania in November are at an average of 28℃ and the nights get pretty chilly when the temperatures drop to 16℃.

04/12/2023

The Nile monitor (Varanus niloticus) is a hefty reptile, also known as the water monitor, and Africa’s longest lizard, sometimes reaching lengths of over 2 metres – of which more than half is tail.

Seldom wandering far from water, it is a common sight across much of the region, usually seen rummaging around the riverine undergrowth, basking on a rock or swimming through the shallows.

02/12/2023

Can spot them? 🦁
Lions are believed to climb trees as a behavioral adaptation to protecting themselves from the constant irritation of insect bites while lazing on the ground under trees. Some animal behaviorists claim that these lions have perfected the art of climbing trees as a way of escaping the sweltering heat on ground level.

29/11/2023

26/11/2023

🦒 Did you know that giraffes have a unique way of drinking water? 🌊🦒

Unlike most animals, giraffes have to spread their front legs wide apart and bend their long necks down to reach the water source. This is because their necks are too long to simply lower their heads like other animals. It’s truly fascinating to witness!

Giraffes have an incredible ability to drink large amounts of water in a short period of time. They can consume up to 12 gallons (45 liters) of water in just a few minutes! This is essential for their survival, especially during the dry season when water sources may be scarce.

Wusstet ihr, dass Giraffen auf eine einzigartige Art und Weise Wasser trinken? 🦒💧

Giraffen sind bekannt für ihre langen Hälse, aber wusstet ihr, dass sie ihre Hälse nicht zum Trinken ins Wasser tauchen können? Stattdessen haben sie eine erstaunliche Methode entwickelt, um ihren Durst zu stillen.

Wenn eine Giraffe Durst hat, beugt sie sich nach unten und spreizt ihre Vorderbeine, um ihren Kopf auf den Boden zu senken. Dann nutzt sie ihre langen und geschickten Zungen, um das Wasser aufzunehmen. Ihre Zunge kann bis zu 50 cm lang sein und ist mit einer dicken Schicht aus Speichel bedeckt, um sie vor Dornen und scharfen Pflanzenteilen zu schützen.

Aber das ist noch nicht alles! Um das Wasser zu erreichen, müssen Giraffen ihre Beine spreizen und sich in eine ziemlich unbequeme Position begeben. Das liegt daran, dass ihr Blutdruck normalerweise sehr hoch ist, um das Blut bis in ihre langen Hälse zu pumpen. Wenn sie ihren Kopf zu schnell senken würden, könnte dies zu einem plötzlichen Blutdruckabfall führen, der sie ohnmächtig machen könnte. Daher müssen sie vorsichtig sein und ihren Körper an die Veränderungen anpassen.

Es ist faszinierend zu sehen, wie Tiere wie Giraffen sich an ihre Umgebung anpassen und einzigartige Methoden entwickeln, um ihre Bedürfnisse zu erfüllen. Lasst uns weiterhin die Wunder der Tierwelt erkunden und unser Wissen über sie erweitern! 🌍🐾

24/11/2023

Such a in the taken by

16/11/2023

++++++++++Euer Abenteuer beginnt....im März 2024+++++++++

9 Tage Fotosafari | 4-6 Personen Kleingruppe | deutsch-und englischsprachige Reisebegleitung | ein sympathisches Fotografenteam | erstklassige Camps | Soulfood und GinTonic | Tarangire - Lake Manyana - Serengeti - Ndutu|

Reisedatum 12.März bis 20.März

Perfekt für beste Freund:innen, für FotoBegeisterte, als Firmenevent, für Freundeskreise und für Alle die sich nach dem Geruch der Wildnis, den Lauten der Serengeti und der Sonne Afrikas sehnen...

MACH DIE REISE DEINES LEBENS!

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Michaela Plambeck

+++++++++Let your adventure begin...in March 2024++++++++++

9 days photo safari | 4-6 people small group | German and English speaking travelcompanion | a friendly team of photo-coaches | first class camps | Soul food and GinTonic | Tarangire – Lake Manyana – Serengeti – Ndutu|

Travel date March 12th to March 20th

Perfect for very best friends, for photography enthusiasts, as a company event, for groups of friends and for everyone who is looking for the smell of the wilderness, the waves of life of the Serengeti and the sun of Africa...

TAKE THE JOURNEY OF YOUR LIFE!

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Michaela Plambeck

16/11/2023

It has been raining quite a lot the last weeks and it is the short raining season from November to December- which gives the a fresh look after the dry season.

15/11/2023

Our Family Safari is one of the best adventures in the world for both your children and parents alike. It exposes your little ones to nature, wildlife and traditional African cultures. It’s a getaway that’s both entertaining and educational for everyone in the family and one of the best ways to create the ultimate bonding experience for you and your children.

12/11/2023

Look who we found on our road through the Serengeti.
Black backed jackals are known for their cunning and daring. They are often seen nipping in to steal a morsel from Lions on a kill.

19/10/2023

Next 🛑 Serengeti!

10/10/2023

is a for and 💚

13/09/2023

Have you ever thought of observing wildlife close up from a boat? This very special experience you can get in the south of in Nyerere National Park. Here you will go on adventurous .