By ~ Lindo Travel | Monday 30th, April, 2018
By ~ Lindo Travel | Monday 30th, April, 2018
Not only is Tanzania the number one destination for safaris, its endless coral reefs in the crystalline waters of the Indian Ocean offer some of the archipelago islands of the coast of Tanzania and Zanzibar are surrounded by coral reefs and are home to an amazing array of wildlife and unique ecosystems, as well as providing shelters, sustenance and employment for local people.
From Mafia island Marine Park, an unspoiled...
By ~ Lindo Travel | Wednesday 25th, April, 2018
Diving in Tanzania is a magical experience. Cristal clear tropical water, unspoiled corals, shoals of fish darting through the reefs, sea turtles gliding through the water, school of barracudas circling overhead. Tanzania has something to offer divers of all abilities. The dive sites in Dar es Salaam, Mtwara, Mikindani, Zanzibar, Pemba and Mafia rival those found in the Red Sea and deserve to place Tanzania on the map as a div...
By ~ Lindo Travel | Thursday 19th, April, 2018
With their wide vistas, cool climate, winding paths and picturesque villages, the Usambaras are of the northeastern Tanzania’s highlights. Rural life here revolves around a circle of bustling, colorful market days that rotate from one village to the next and is largely untouched by booming safari scenes and influx of fancy 4WDs in nearby cities. It’s possible to spend at least a week hiking from village to village. Or relaxing...
By ~ Lindo Travel | Thursday 19th, April, 2018
Tanzania teems with wildlife. With vast elephant herds around Ruaha and Tarangire National Park, and the Chimpanzee bands that frolic in the forests of Mahale Mountains and Gombe Stream National Park, the country is one of Africa’s premiere wildlife-watching destinations. Few other places on Earth host such an impressive collection of large animals supported by such a range of environmental and climatic conditions within such ...
By ~ Lindo Travel | Monday 16th, April, 2018
Shimmering amid the parched, sun scorched landscapes along the Kenyan boarder north-east of the Ngorongoro Conservation Area NCA is Lake Natron, a 60km-long alkaline Lake known for the huge flocks of flamingos that gather here at the end of the rainy season.
The surrounding country is remote, with a desolate other worldly beauty and incomparable feeling of space and can be rewarding – albeit of very hot – off the ...
By ~ Lindo Travel | Monday 16th, April, 2018
Moshi is a small, bustling town that nestles in the gently-sloping foothills of the majestic Kilimanjaro. It’s the traditional jump-off point for the brave souls that attempt Kilimanjaro but Moshi isn’t just about climbing. It has a spirit and energy all its own, and, although the grand beauty of Kilimanjaro looming in the distance is ever-present, it’s worth exploring for its colour, bustling markets and daily lives of its Ch...
By ~ Lindo Travel | Sunday 15th, April, 2018
Camping conjures up many different images for different people-memories of scout and guide camps as youth or perhaps family camping trips- but for the purposes of the camping safaris offered by TATO members like we do at Lindo Travel, there are four categories.
BUDGET CAMPING
Budget camping involves traveling with all your camp equipments, your guide and possibly a cook in your vehicle, once you get to camp ...
By ~ Lindo Travel | Friday 13th, April, 2018
The dry, warm months from mid-December to March and the dry, but cooler months from June to October are generally the best times to trek on the mountain as the weather is normally more favorable with less rain and snow. November is a little more unpredictable and you can have some beautiful sunny days followed by some very poor weather.
The months of April and May should be avoided as it can be very wet with heavy snow a...
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