Month: November 2016

The Tanzania Safari Calendar is changing fast as far as the Wildebeests Migration (also referred as the Great Migration), is concerned. Solomon one of our best safari guides and excellent wildlife spotters (not to mention one of our best bird watching guides) has just  returned from a 6 Days  Safari in the Northern Tanzania which included also the Serengeti National Park. You might be interested in our wildebeests migration safari specials here below; 8 days calving safari in Tanzania, Wildebeests migration 6 days wildebeests migration safari in Tanzania Special Offer It was a customized 6 days safari for a couple of amazing honeymooners who decided to travel to Tanzania with us for their honeymoon. What Solomon has to say regarding the location of the wildebeests migration herds is that "the calendar has really changed nowadays". As we engage in a little chit chat with Solomon in the office we all agree that the trends of the wildebeests migration locations has been changing for the last 3 years  which makes us wonder if indeed we should continue with the traditional notions of where the herds will be at a particular time. The Wildebeests Migration Location Traditional Calendar Traditionally it is believed that the wildebeests migration herds should at this time of the year be at the Northern Serengeti, areas covering Lobo, and Nologonja (Bologonya), having crossed from the Mara River on their way from the Masai Mara and having crossed the Loliondo Area, or at least they should now be at Loliondo which is a Concession Area just outside the Serengeti National Park. This isn't the case though for this year and the herds were at Central Serengeti already by End October and many herds seemingly confused roaming the Ikoma area in the Northwest of the Serengeti National Park. It makes