The wildlife of Amboseli is beautiful now the Lake Amboseli is flowing again. We saw the biggest elephants with Kilimanjaro in the background. They have amazing drives trough swamps. Watch our adventure of Amboseli.
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Video Masai Mara
We explored the Mara Triangle and Mara Nature Reserve. It was a magnificent route over winding hills and swamp like surface. We saw wildebeests, lions and hyenas. It’s the greatest park we’ve been to yet! See the video of our adventure at the Masai Mara.
Video Great Migration Part Two – River crossing
A herd of wildebeests suddenly passed by on the other side of the river. Unfortunately they were passing the section where they could cross the river. Two minutes later however they were coming back and…
Morning pictures Tanzania
Waking up everyday to the magnificent country that Tanzania is. Here are all the morning photos we took in this fascinating country!
Impression Murchison Falls National Park
We visited Murchison Falls National Park and saw the Nile pushed into a 6 meter wide gorge. We went on a boatcruise and saw the fall from a different side. Furthermore we saw a lot…
Gorilla tracking video
Now it was really about to happen. Since it rained quite heavily the night before the hike through the rainforest was slippery at times. The group had one silverback, the leader of the group, two…
Morning Photos Rwanda
Waking up everyday to the magnificent country that Rwanda is. Here are all the morning photos we took in this hilly country!
Impression of Rwanda
Rwanda is an amazing country. It’s a country of thousands hills and more than a million smiles. We visited Kigali, tracked chimpanzees, saw Lake Kivu and tracked the golden monkeys at Volcanoes National Park. We…
Morning Pictures Zambia
Waking up everyday to the magnificent country that Zambia is. Here are all the morning photos we took in this wild country!
The Great Migration
One of the most unique experiences in Africa when talking about wildlife is ‘The Great Migration’. More than a million wildebeests migrate throughout the year. According to our research the wildebeests had to be in the ‘Western corridor’ of the park. We started hesitating while we were in the park. Weren’t we too late?