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We are very happy to announce that our partner Lodge, the Mapito Tented Camp, located at Ikoma, just beyond the actual boundaries of Serengeti, has won the 2015 Tripadvisor Certificate of Excellence based on customer ratings. Brief information about Mapito Tented Camp: Mapito... Continue Reading

In Ruaha National Park, 30 Elephants are now equipped with GPS and radio devices. Sponsored by the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) and the Global Environment Facility, this technology will help both researchers and rangers. Carried out by the World Elephant Centre,... Continue Reading

Have a look at the Serengeti plains around our Mapito Tented Camp after the rains. During the months of November and December, there is an unpredictable period of rain in Tanzania, dubbed the ’short rains‘. Even though Game Drives can be a little more challenging amid... Continue Reading

Which went online recently. Filled up with lots of updated information, new itineraries, clear and modern design, easy navigation and good usability our new website invites you to browse for inspirations for an(other) inspiring holiday in Tanzania with Tanzania Adventure. Karibu sana! Continue Reading

The biotech firm ‚Pembient‘ has developed an artificial synthetic rhino horn that could serve the big demand in China and help reduce the problem of poaching. In Tanzania alone, 85,000 elephants were lost to poaching between 2009 and 2014 according to... Continue Reading

Frank, the Manager of Mapito Tented Camp Serengeti reports from the wildlife surrounding him. With some lovely soaking rains over the Serengeti Plains, the main bulk of the Wildebeest Migration is stretched over the short grass plains between Naabi Gate and the Olduvai River,... Continue Reading

Frank is the Manager of Mapito Tented Camp and always in close contact with The Serengeti Migration and wildlife. He gives the lates news what is going on: The wild beest migration is unexpectedly and not according to the regular circuit back around Central Serengeti. The grazing... Continue Reading

Neil H, participant of ARCE Fieldtrip to Tanzania, OCT 2014 shares his experiences: My trip to Tanzania in early October was the holiday I’ve been dreaming about since I was a child. Just to see the extraordinary wildlife of East Africa in its natural habitat, every... Continue Reading

This is to show you how close you get to the animals in the Serengeti and other National Parks. As animals are mused to cars they allow to come really, really close. It is in amazing experience to hear the sound of the lions chewing jaws and the flies buzzing around them and to... Continue Reading