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27 Oct

How to plan and book the best Kenya & Tanzania combined wildlife safari

That Kenya and Tanzania are the top safari destinations that come to mind when many wildlife and adventure safari enthusiasts think of Africa is not much debatable. This is because these two East African countries which border each other offer the most authentic African wildlife safari experiences that give you a rare chance to experience Africa’s untamed wildlife from the front row seat. The next thing that comes to mind is deciding if to book a safari to Kenya only, to Tanzania only or a safari which combines both. There are...

8 Sep

Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda Resume Tourism Activities

Greetings from the team at Essenia Safari Experts Ltd. We hope that you are all safe and doing your best to survive through the adverse effects of the Covid- 19 pandemic on tourism and our day to day lives. We are hopeful that the storm will be over soon, and that tourism will soon be back on its  feet and running smoothly again. The aim of this publication is to give you a factual report on resumption of tourism services in Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda which are our core destinations. KENYA: As of today, 7th...

23 Jun

Which park is Best between Serengeti and Masai Mara?

SERENGETI OR MASAI MARA, WHICH IS BEST TO VISIT FOR SAFARI? For many ardent wildlife safari lovers looking for an authentic African wildlife safari experience, the first destinations that come to mind are Kenya and Tanzania which are home to the leading national parks of Masai Mara and the Serengeti. For those planning to visit East Africa for the first time, the second question that comes to mind is which one to visit first between these two world renowned parks. As destination experts who have traversed these two iconic wildlife reserves several...

21 Mar

Habituated Gorilla Families in Bwindi National Park

Habituated Gorilla Families in Bwindi Impenetrable National Park - as of March 2020 Uganda, The Pearl of Africa, together with Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of Congo are home to about 1,063 mountain Gorillas (total global population) with over 50% of them residing in Uganda’s Bwindi Impenetrable National Park and Mgahinga National Park. In Bwindi, there are about 459 Gorillas comprising of 50 groups and 13 solitary individuals, as of 2018. The Virunga Mountains area is home to 604 Mountain Gorillas as per the survey of 2018. Mountain Gorillas are endangered species and attract...

18 Mar

A Guide to the Serengeti – Masai Mara Wildebeest Migration

The Wildebeest Migration This is one activity which is on top of every wildlife safari lover’s bucket list. Yet still, there are other thousands of travelers around the world who have experienced it once, twice or more but still can’t wait to be back to either Serengeti or Masai Mara to catch one more glimpse of the greatest wildlife spectacle on earth. A wildebeest’s journey begins at birth and only ends at death. Unknown to many, the annual wildebeest migration that involves over 1.5 million wildebeests accompanied by Zebras and other antelopes...