Jambo from Tanzania
it's day one here of our safari in Tanzania with go ahead and we just said
our briefing and we got some great swag here got my safari hat got my
masai robe and in I've got my canvas sack we're good to go.
And we're off!
our Tanzania safari started in Arusha where we visited the Schanga Cultural
centre before heading off on safari to Tarangire National Park Lake Manyara the
Serengeti and the ngorongoro crater
let's go on safari with go-ahead tours
our guide George has more than 15 years of experience on safari and he can tell you
the name of any wildlife or bird that you can spot
pretty spectacular we've got some lions in the tree behind us
and a couple of warthogs pitter-pattering around
one of the things I've loved here on this trip in Tanzania is the eclectic mix of
accommodations you have tented camps you have luxury lodges lodges
inside-the-park lodges outside the park it's just such a great way to experience
Africa
welcome to the sundowner here at Kilamamojo Lodge we are overlooking rift valley
What I love about doing a Go Ahead tour here in Africa is that it's a
lot more than just the safari and the lodges there's a lot of local
experiences like we have visited a local village, a masai village. we have visited a
school and we have visited some projects as well it's really special to learn
about the culture in the history and see the spectacular landscape and wildlife
going into a traditional Masai home come on
Asanti Sana
ladies and gentlemen welcome to the ngorongoro crater
so we're just having some coffee on the Serengeti as you do
oh, it's never been better
what more can you ask for, lunch overlooking the watering hole
cheers from the serengeti
such beautiful scenery here
there's a fantastic viewing platform built out here on lake manyara where you
can go see the hippos and the storks and the flamingos on a beautiful setting
very cool
one of our most fascinating moments occurred when we had the chance to
witness the mating ritual of the ostrich
we're here in Olepai Gorge in Tanzania where Mary Leakey back in 1978
discovered the first evidence of hominoid existence at
3.5 million years old amazing
so it's a very exciting time we have three male lions and a female with her
cubs and they're all having a standoff pretty much the female is trying to
protect her cubs and she's been fighting with the elephants a little bit and it
looks like she's still trying to get back to them so it's pretty exciting to
see
and that has been a Tanzanian Safari