Why December to March is a Hidden Gem for Tanzania Safaris
We often wonder—does the term “green season” resonate beyond the safari world? W...
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Conservation & environment
Slippery Slithering Serpents
Occasionally we will come across a snake at Lamai, luckily, they tend to avoid u...
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The Hadzabe tribe
The Hadzabe people are an indigenous ethnic group living around Lake Eyasi, in t...
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A Balloon, A Lion, And A Bottle Of Wine
Flying around the Serengeti in a balloon, watching lions and leopards on game dr...
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Loving Lions
The Lamai Pride are at it again, virile is an understatement. 30 to 40 romps a d...
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Beasties in Bologonja
Migration Movements. From early september the wildebeest have moved away from ...
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Celebrating Spots
As you all might already know, our resident female leopard has had a couple of c...
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Celebrating Lamai Lions
The world recently celebrated the existence of lions, and rightly so. An incredi...
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The Grass is Always Greener on the Other Side
The Crossings have begun. The Mara River is split up into different crossing po...
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All Things Bright and Beautiful
Some of the smaller critters of Lamai come out to play. These beautiful and harm...
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