A cross-border trip across East Africa offers unforgettable safari experiences especially for someone visiting for the first time. The region has vibrant cultures, beautiful landscapes, and welcoming people. A well-planned cross-border trip can help you explore several countries in one journey. However, proper preparation makes travel smoother and safer. East Africa includes countries such as…
Exploring East Africa in a 4×4 rooftop tent car is an unforgettable adventure and a once in a lifetime experience. East Africa is the land of captivating landscapes, diverse culture and breathtaking wildlife. The vast savannahs, the rolling hills of Rwanda, the majestic rift valley of Uganda and the diverse ecosystems of the entire region…
Renting a car in Tanzania is an absolute gamechanger for travelllers embarking on a safari in this magnificent country. Tanzania is one of the world-class safari destinations in Africa and is a country that promises rewarding experiences for anyone seeking an unforgettable safari adventure. It has an extraordinary concentration of wildlife, spectacular landscapes and layered…
Hiking Mount Kilimanjaro, Africa’s highest mountain and one of the iconic Seven Summits, is a life-changing adventure for travelers who want to experience East Africa beyond the safari circuit. Rising to 5,895 meters (19,341 feet) above sea level, Kilimanjaro is a dormant volcano formed by three cones: Kibo, Mawenzi, and Shira. Most trekkers aim for…
Thinking about an ultimate safari experience with 4×4 car rentals? Look no further than East Africa. East Africa is a region filled with wonders ranging from the rolling hills of Rwanda, the vast rift valley of Uganda, the magnificent Kilimanjaro, the fresh waters of lake Victoria, the wide variety of wildlife and the vibrant cultures.…
Hidden Gems of Tanzania Tanzania, located in East Africa, is most famously known for its iconic landmarks such as Mount Kilimanjaro, the Serengeti National Park, and the pristine beaches of Zanzibar. Yet, beyond these well-trodden paths lies a wealth of hidden gems that showcase Tanzania’s unique cultural heritage, diverse landscapes, and rich biodiversity. Exploring these…
FAQs about renting a car/driving in Kenya and Tanzania as a tourist Driving in Kenya and/or Tanzania is a rewarding and adventurous experience that offers visitors the chance to explore the stunning landscapes, diverse wildlife and cultures. These countries have been recognised worldwide for having some of the best safari experiences especially the famous Great…
Planning a safari trip in Tanzania? Get ready for an exciting adventure, a journey filled with the promise of breath-taking landscapes, diverse wildlife, and unforgettable experiences. Tanzania is a very big country and getting from one safari destination to another requires long hours of driving under very hot and scorching sun during the dry seasons.…
Tips for female solo travellers in East Africa Women have of late adopted to the culture of travelling alone for work, business or leisure. For any female reading this, we can agree that there is a level of satisfaction and fulfilment that comes with taking time off! It could be from pressure at work,…
A comprehensive guide to Hiking the Kilimanjaro Hiking Mount Kilimanjaro, the tallest mountain in Africa and one of the Seven Summits, is an awe-inspiring adventure that draws thousands of trekkers each year. Standing at 5,895 meters (19,341 feet) above sea level, it is a dormant volcano that’s formed of three main cones. Hikers are usually…
You have not visited Tanzania until you’ve gone to Zanzibar! Zanzibar is not only a beautiful beach island but also a historical landmark. The island has a rich and complex history shaped by various cultures, trade, and colonization landmarks. The island has been inhabited for thousands of years, with early settlers being Bantu speaking people…
Located in the eastern Mara region and North-western Simiyu region, Serengeti National Park stretches over 14,763Km2 and contains over 3.7million acres of Virginia savannah. This area became a park in 1940 and the government restricted movements of the indignant Masai people but the boundaries were demarcated in 1951. The park was later split of 8,300Km²…
Standing at a height of 5,895 metres above sea level, Kilimanjaro is the highest point on the African continent and the world’s largest free standing mountain. The locals (chagga and Masai) believe that the mountain the seat of God and most of them who climb it intend to look for miracles. It is called a stratovolcano meaning…