Organizers sends out last call for entries to be part of this mega global white water adventure sports spectacle Set to witness participation from around 20 countries across the globe: including Indiaīest Kayaking Athletes – Men & Women to be seen in action in the ‘white waters’ of picturesque Umtrew River at Umtham Village On this journey you will travel from the exclusive predator paradise of the Serengeti’s eastern corridor where lion rule the plains and the cheetah pose on kopjes through to the glorious northern Serengeti, onthe banks of the Mara river which offers year-round Big 5 viewing as well as providing the backdrop to the famous migration crossings from July – October and lastly the jewel of the south, Ruaha National Park, offering superlative game viewing from our open-sided game vehicles or on a thrilling walking safari with our expert guides.Event receiving an overwhelming response from both Kayaking professionals as well as amateurs Most importantly they benefit from being situated in the most exclusive, sought-after destinations in Tanzania. These camps also offer a spa service, a premium collection of wine and spirits, and food to tantalize the palate after a day out enjoying exceptional game viewing. Every desire is beautifully met from large, designer rooms, to libraries, plumbed raindance showers, and swimming pools with uninterrupted views. Birders can spot some of the European migrants that arrive over this season, too.Įnhanced by the incredible beauty of the East African landscape, our Reserve Camps featured in this itinerary exude character and meticulous attention to detail.

You might see elephants and rhinos and even leopards lurking in the riverine forests.

This is the period of time when safari veterans like to visit and enjoy having these vast plains to themselves. There is still have plenty of wildlife around, including lions and cheetahs. Once the migrating herds have travelled back to the southern Serengeti in December, guests can experience much more privacy with fewer tourists and vehicles around the national park. As the Mara River is just a few minutes from camp, guests can see all the action right from our doorstep. Crossing the Mara River is one of the most dangerous parts of their journey, with crocodiles and hippos in the water and lions and other predators waiting on land.

This is where the world-famous river crossings take place, as huge herds of migrating wildebeest cross into Kenya between July and September before heading back into Tanzaniaaround October. The northern Serengeti is one of the most popular safari destinations in Africa, and for good reason.

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