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February 2011
"Massed herds, river crossings, birthing ... the wildebeest migration is an ever-changing affair. Dominic Chadbon advises would-be migration-watchers to ensure they're in the right place at the right time for what they want to experience."
By Dominic Chadbon
Read Dominic's article: Meeting Expectations: See Your Vision Of The Wildebeest Migration.
January 2011
"Thinking about seeing the Wildebeest Migration for the June - August holidays? It's a once-in-a-lifetime experience; Dominic Chadbon urges you to maximise your investment and time your booking to perfection."
By Dominic Chadbon
Read Dominic's article: Max The Migration: Book Now For The Serengeti/Masai Mara.
December 2010
"Sandra Mallinson chats to Go2Africa safari expert Lauren Johansson about her recent trip to Mnemba Island, the Serengeti, Ngorongoro Crater and the Masai Mara."
By Sandra Mallinson
Read Sandra's article: East Africa Trip Of A Lifetime
August 2010
"Soft, warm breezes scented with cloves, nutmeg, history and exotic cultures waft across the mind when one thinks of the spice island of Zanzibar, but today Zanzibar is known more for its extensive beaches that ring this Indian Ocean island and its perfect suitability for a post-safari, lazy beach holiday."
By Emma Gass
Read Emma's article: The Spice Of Life: An Overview Of Zanzibar Island.
July 2009
"Sandra Mallinson chats to three Go2Africans about their recent travels to the East African islands of Zanzibar and Lamu."
By Sandra Mallinson
Read Sandy's article: Zanzibar And Lamu: Diving, Donkeys And Dhows
September 2008
For some 'safari' conjures up Hemingway-esque visions of white canvas tents, hot baths and gourmet meals at the end of gung-ho days in the veld. For others it's almost any kind of excursion beyond urban confines. Being something of a purist, Dominic Chadbon seeks to define the essence of the classic African safari.
By Dominic Chadbon
Read more about Dominic's search for the African safari.
April 2008
The Mahale Mountains in western Tanzania rise from the shores of Lake Tanganyika and play host to a variety of species. Besides a strong chimpanzee population many other animals occur here ...
By Leigh Kemp
April 2008
Chimpanzee Trekking in Tanzania's Mahale mountains goes beyond mere primate viewing ... it is an experience all African safari lovers should experience ...
By Leigh Kemp
Read more about chimp trekking
April 2008
The Selous Game Reserve is Africa's oldest and largest park and has only recently become known in safari travel circles. It is fast becoming one of Africa's biggest attractions ....
By Leigh Kemp
June 2008
With many African safari travellers looking for new destinations to visit, Ruaha is beginning to fulfill its predicted role as the park of the future...
By Leigh Kemp
For more on Ruaha National Park read here
April 2008
Tanzania is one of Africa's most exciting safari destinations but has now added wonderful beaches to its name to ensure a safari and beach holday to remember ...
By Leigh Kemp
March 2008
The confusion that is the great migration is that nature continually throws curveballs at our knowledge of how things work. What we deem the way natural things should happen is often very different in reality .... and the great migration is no exception.
By Leigh Kemp
Read more on how the migration works:
April 2008
Arguably the most dramatic wildlife spectacle in Africa - the Great Wildebeest Migration of East Africa is also one of the most misunderstood. Leigh Kemp examines some of the questions asked about the migration ....
By Leigh Kemp
For more on the migration read
November 2007
There is a rumour in African safari circles that a new place has been discovered - a place of plenty, of big game and big landscapes - and it is waiting for you ....
By Leigh Kemp
Tanzania is blessed with some of Africa's most dramatic wilderness areas and those who have visited Tarangire National Park agree that it one of the best .....
December 2007
By Leigh Kemp
Tanzania's Tarangire National Park
November 2007
Kenya and Tanzania are the countries many associate with an African safari - but how do these two compare when it comes to choosing a safari holiday ....
By Leigh Kemp
November 2007
The Ngorongoro Crater is one of the most famous safari destinations on earth and nothing can prepare one for the first view of this unique and facinating place.
By Leigh Kemp
Read more of Leigh's experience here
December 2007
The Maasai people are as important to a Tanzania holiday safari as the landscapes and wildlife. As one of Africa's most recognisable cultures the Maasai have managed to stay close to their traditions despite pressure from Westernisation ....
By Leigh Kemp
For more read:Maasai - Into the Future
'Where is the best place to experience the ultimate safari?'. East or Southern Africa? My answer is the same as it was ten years ago ...
October 2007
By Leigh Kemp
July 2007
Both Tanzania and Kenya are great safari destinations and a trip to East Africa will often take in both countries. For those on a tight schedule we offer our 5 "must dos" for this amazing region.
By Sandra Mallinson
Read more about Tanzania's and Kenya's top experiences
December 2007
Our Go2Africa consultants regularly travel to the destinations they advise on, making sure that they're up to date on events and standards. Read Lauren Johansson's account of her most recent trip to Kenya and Tanzania.
By Lauren Johannsson
Read Lauren's Trip Report
November 2007
It's on everyone's "to do" list: a hike up Africa's tallest mountain, the iconic Mount Kilimanjaro. Three Go2Africa staffers ticked it off their list and chatted candidly about their experiences.
By Sandra Mallinson
Find out what the returning climbers had to say
April 2006
It's not all about the Serengeti: Tanzania has plenty more to offer and carries a few aces up its sleeve to surprise you. We take a look at what to do and where to do it.
By Patrick Madden
Read all about Tanzania's highlights
April 2006
The concept of safari was born in East Africa and Tanzania sure knows how to do it in style. We pack it in on a Tanzanian safari and find an adventure at every turn.
By Alison Westwood
Read more about a Tanzania Safari
April 2006
Africa is Earth's second-largest continent, and the birthplace of the human race. Its most famous places include sites of great beauty, some of the natural wonders of the world, and the relics of ancient civilisations rich in history...
By Patrick Madden
Read the full article about Africa's Famous Places here
May 2006
Apertures. Shutter speeds. F-stops. Hyenas. Creating excellent photographs can be a hazardous endeavour. But fear not! Whether you're after landscapes, wildlife shots or portraits, this article is all about how to make and take great photos on your African safari...
By Patrick Madden
Read more about Photographic Safaris in Africa
January 2007
It's not called the Spice Island for nothing. What better place to have a wedding than with sand between your toes on a tropical island?
By Rochelle van der Merwe
Read the full story of a Zanzibar wedding
August 2007
In our rush to spot game we tend to forget that people live in Tanzania too. Take a closer look at one of the communities.
By Emma Gass
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