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Luxury adventure without any fear
Africa has been a popular destination for the Safaris with a vast expanse of areas reserved
for wildlife habitation. It also contains most ravishing animals which are not elsewhere in
the world. One such part is Tanzania located in the eastern part of Africa, housing the
most exotic national parks. Wildlife photographers adorn these places for the natural
beauty. It can serve both as a luxury spot as well as an adventure spot.
For all those people interested in a visit to Tanzania, Wapo Africa Safari is here to assist
you. It is a safari and a trekking tour operator in Tanzania. Moreover, the company is
managed by a Tanzanian naturalist who has a vast knowledge of sales and marketing, an
added advantage for the clients. They provide tailor made safari tours for each group
ranging from a luxury adventure safari to a more budgeted one.
They realise that your holidays are important and have to manage in a perfect manner.
They believe in providing best possible service right from your first day on the day of your
departure. As a company, the commitment is more hospitable than the other ground
handlers. It helps the clients explore the region through safari trips, mountain trekking,
bird watching and the visit to the coast side of Tanzania. Clients also get to experience the
Tanzanian by visiting famous Massai, Iraqw, data and Hadzabe. There is a lot of attention
to details, and that is why the groups organised in small numbers rather than one big
group. But this does not mean that they do not cater to large groups. Further, the WaPo
Safari also engages local population in the areas of the operation thus empowering and
providing benefits.
There are some programs that last for days and seasons. Certain days are fixed every week
when the safaris commence and. The safaris are divided as follows:
Best of Tanzania safari
Family Safari
The South Migration Safari
The North Migration Safari
Best if Tanganyika
Classic Safari
Safari Delux
Safari Poa
All above mentioned Safari travel usually lasts for seven days for six nights and can be
extended as required. The most popular destination in all the packages is the Kilimanjaro
national park and trekking. Mount Kilimanjaro is a dormant volcano in Tanzania and is
Africa’s highest peak which provides a breathtaking view.
Tanzania includes several wildlife reserves and parks, and Serengeti is the famous one for
the wildebeest migration. It also consists of lakes, most prominent being the salt lakes like
Lake Natron, which is a breeding site for the colourful flamingos, whereas to the west, it
has Lake Victoria, the largest lake in Africa. And to its southwest is Lake Tanganyika
separating Tanzania from the Democratic Republic of Congo.
The climate varies from pleasant to humid and extremely rainy whereas the coastal
regions continue to experience hot and humid temperatures. So you can visit Tanzania in
any season, but you have to come prepared to avoid any difficulties.
June to October: is a dry season with temperatures varying according to the altitude. The
days are mostly clear, fine and sunny. It is advised to pack warm clothes since morning
drives can be quite colder in northern parks.
November to May: is a wet season, with consistent afternoon temperatures but colder.
November to December: is a light rainy season with short rains. But it does not affect the
Safari.
March, April & May are the months of long, consistent rains. It can rain for days without
stopping, and humidity rises in southern and western parks.
There are many flights arriving in Tanzania, and most include more than one stop. It is
advised to travel light and carry soft baggage since small aircraft have limited capacity.
Carry extra batteries and memory cards to last for your visit as you would not find any
once you reach. The hotels are pre-booked for convenience in the Arusha region. After
reading through, who says a Safari trip cannot be adventurous and luxurious at the same
time.Read More @ wapoafricasafaris.com