We have posted the following news to keep you updated with what is happening in East Africa plus share with you other interesting travel contents that our guides and clients may have come across during their tours in East Africa parks and Reserves.

Some of the publications are available in PDF format, a paperless file format. Keep checking this section of our website, as we will be adding more publications and news as they become available.

Kenya safaris special offers.

Now our clients can enjoy big savings off the normal rate for East Africa safaris and accommondations for travel anytime in 2011. Read more for details of the special offers and book a top class safari and accommondation at big savings off the normal prices.
 

Noxious weed threatens the biggest wildlife migration on the planet.

The Serengeti-Masai Mara ecosystem in Africa, which hosts the largest wildlife migration known to man, is under attack from a noxius weed from Central America, commonly known as feverfew (Parthenium hysterophorus). If left unchecked it could treaten the continued migration of millions of animals across the plains every year, including 1.5 million wildebeests, 500,000 Zebras and 200,000 Thomson Gazelles. Read more
 

Mbango Safaris Newsletter.

Mbango Safaris is an East Africa specialist tour operator, offering tours, safaris and holidays to all top destinations in Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda, Rwanda and Ethiopia....... Read more
 

When to travel to East Africa.

East Africa is a great destination all year round. Each season has its advantages, and each area has its best moments. If you have already decided when you are going on safari, you can use these pages to decide on the best places to travel to and the best safari tours to book. If your dates are flexible you'll be able to plan your safari better by understanding the seasonal trends in the places you want to go to. The annual wildebeest migration is an incredible event, only witnessed in East Africa, so we've also included a special section to help you plan a safari with the best chance of witnessing it for yourself........ Read more
 

Promoting responsible and sustainable tourism in East Africa.

Karibu! Welcome to East Africa, the original home of the great African safari. Our region is blessed with some of the world’s richest wilderness areas – and some of its rarest creatures. In order to preserve this vital biodiversity, we urge all visitors to read the following guidelines and help us protect our natural heritage – for our sake, and the sake of all future generations...... Read more
 

Follow the Great Migration in Masai Mara Game Reserve - Kenya.

One traveller summed up the appeal of the Great Migration: “This is the total sensory experience holiday. Your senses are constantly stimulated by the sights, smells and sounds of the Mara and its many inhabitants. The thrill of leaving camp at dawn, in search of zebras and wildebeests herds and the big cats is an experience that is difficult to forget.”....... Read more
 

Follow the Great Migration in Serengeti National Park - Tanzania.

The wildebeest calving season has started - in fact the first babies appeared around mid/late January and it is in full swing now. This is where we really hope for regular rainfall to keep enough nutritious grass for the babies to survive. The carnivore sightings are plenty, as they all crowd in for the fest and the terrain makes for good photo opportunities....... Read more
 

The Great Safari.

This is a brand new, unique, 20-day itinerary bringing together the many different patterns of contemporary life in this colourful country. Mbango Safaris offers a special opportunity to experience the variety and contrasts of Kenya, going well beyond the regular tourist circuit......... Read more

Four years of safaris and conservation work in East Africa.

East Africa is the pre- eminent home to birdlife and wildlife. Think of a region that embraces the largest land mammals (the African Elephant)… the largest predators (Lions, Cheetahs, African hunting dogs, Hyenas, Leopards) … The higher primates (Gorillas, chimpanzees)….. and the now rare African species of rhino (Black rhinoceros)…. and species like hippopotamus giraffe that seem incomparatable to anything else on earth....... Read more
 

Useful Downloads.

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Kenya pre-departure information: Kenya.859KB

Tanzania pre-departure information: Tanzania.805KB

Uganda pre-departure information: Uganda.905KB

Rwanda pre-departure information: Rwanda.910KB

Brochure: English.124KB, German.124KB, Dutch.124KB, Spanish.124KB, French.124KB, Italian.124KB, Norwegian.124KB

Catalogue: Mbango Safaris 2009 tours catalogue - 1.66MB

Catalogue: Mbango Safaris 2010 tours catalogue - 1.66MB

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