There is no greater microcosm of Africa's wild beasts than in Tanzania. See the predators at the top of the food chain as they stalk their prey across the endless plains of the Serengeti. The tribal people of the land will share their unique knowledge and you'll get a front-row seat to one of the greatest wildlife shows on Earth. You may want to coincide your trip with one of nature's greatest spectacles. Each year, wildebeests, gazelles, and zebras migrate, head-to-tail, in vast swathes following the path of fertile plains left by the rains. As predators follow them in their wake, generation after generation complete this relentless cycle, despite the many threat that they face along the way. These great herds that move en-masse have synchronized birthing periods so you can even witness some of the hundreds of thousands of calves being born within weeks of each other. The Hadza are a hunter-gatherer tribe that moves through the wilderness of the Great Rift Valley. With a guide and
tracker to translate for you, join this semi-nomadic group as they hunt and forage for food in nature's larder. Afterward, sit under the shade of ancient acacia trees as the Hadza craft their hunting weapons and recount stories of myths, legends, and heroes. Perhaps unwind after your safari with a stop-off on the spice island of Zanzibar. Walk barefoot through soft, white sand; dive beneath tropical coastline; and sleep amongst fragrant vines and lush botanicals. A few days here will ensure you leave in a state of calm and spiritual contentment
The chance to witness the phenomenal, natural spectacle of the Great Wildebeest Migration
Choose whether to track the Big Five by helicopter, horse, balloon, boat, on foot, or the traditional four-by-four
Meet the ancient Hadza and Datoga tribes for a taste of the hunter-gatherer existence
Get away from it all in the tropical paradise of Zanzibar
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