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14 Jan 2025
The Essential Packing Guide for Your Tanzania Safari

Discover Tanzania’s Swahili Coast: vibrant culture, unique wildlife, historic ruins, and hidden gems beyond Zanzibar’s shores.

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26 Nov 2024
Uncovering Tanzania’s Swahili Coast – Beyond Zanzibar’s Shores

Discover Tanzania’s Swahili Coast: vibrant culture, unique wildlife, historic ruins, and hidden gems beyond Zanzibar’s shores.

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26 Nov 2024
Silent Giants? The Mystery of Giraffe Sounds

Unveiling the mystery of giraffe communication, this blog explores their elusive sounds, from night-time hums to low-frequency calls, revealing the secret language of these silent giants.

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21 Oct 2024
Introducing Entara’s New Camp

Explore how birds and mammals get their vibrant colours through pigments, carotenoids, and structural features in our latest blog!

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21 Oct 2024
(The) Science and Spectacle – Bird Migration in Northern Tanzania

Olmara camp offers prime lion-viewing in Serengeti. Three prides roam nearby, each with its own dynamics. Recent changes include a new litter in the Semetu pride and potential separation in the Olmara Marsh pride. Despite declining lion populations, Olmara remains a sanctuary for these majestic creatures.

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19 Sep 2024
A Journey Through Tanzania’s Night Sky and Traditions

Olmara camp offers prime lion-viewing in Serengeti. Three prides roam nearby, each with its own dynamics. Recent changes include a new litter in the Semetu pride and potential separation in the Olmara Marsh pride. Despite declining lion populations, Olmara remains a sanctuary for these majestic creatures.

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19 Sep 2024
Where Do Birds and Mammals Get Their Colours From?

Explore how birds and mammals get their vibrant colours through pigments, carotenoids, and structural features in our latest blog!

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26 Aug 2024
Lion Prides of Olmara Camp, Eastern Serengeti

Olmara camp offers prime lion-viewing in Serengeti. Three prides roam nearby, each with its own dynamics. Recent changes include a new litter in the Semetu pride and potential separation in the Olmara Marsh pride. Despite declining lion populations, Olmara remains a sanctuary for these majestic creatures.

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23 Aug 2024
The Best Time to Safari in Northern Tanzania

From a childhood encounter with an angry elephant to becoming a seasoned safari guide, Said Kotoku’s journey is as wild as the Tanzanian bush. Learn about his passion for the wilderness, his unique insights into guest experiences, and why he believes a fly camping adventure is a life-changing experience.

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22 Jul 2024
It’s a Wild Life for Head Guide, Said Kotoku

From a childhood encounter with an angry elephant to becoming a seasoned safari guide, Said Kotoku’s journey is as wild as the Tanzanian bush. Learn about his passion for the wilderness, his unique insights into guest experiences, and why he believes a fly camping adventure is a life-changing experience.

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22 Jul 2024
Termites – the Monitors and Masters of Soil Health

Harvester Termites are remarkable architects, fungus farmers & guardians of Africa’s soil health. Read the full blog to delve into the remarkable world of the Harvester Termite!

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26 Jun 2024
Entara Guides thrive at ‘Bush School’

Entara Guides set themselves apart through their unique blend of local expertise, a deep understanding of the environment beyond textbooks, and a commitment to responsible tourism. Read about our unique guide training.

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21 Jun 2024
The African Baobab – Iconic Tree of Life

The African Baobab tree (Adansonia digitata) is one of Africa’s most iconic and recognisable trees. Read all about it in our blog.

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30 May 2024
Esirai Mobile Migration Camp: How Does It Happen?

There really isn’t anything more thrilling than spending the night out in the open around a campfire in a simple fly tent and falling asleep under an infinite ceiling of stars while listening to the sounds of the bush at night. This is Fly Camping – the ultimate immersive safari experience.

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28 May 2024
Sleeping Under the Stars, the Thrill of Fly-Camping in Tanzania

There really isn’t anything more thrilling than spending the night out in the open around a campfire in a simple fly tent and falling asleep under an infinite ceiling of stars while listening to the sounds of the bush at night. This is Fly Camping – the ultimate immersive safari experience.

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02 May 2024
Honeymoon on Safari for Truly Wild Romance

Set the Stage for Romance with a Safari Honeymoon Adventure! Escape to the heart of the savannah, where every moment is filled with awe-inspiring encounters and untamed beauty

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02 May 2024
The Abundant Birdlife of Randilen, Tanzania

Embark on a journey through this pristine wilderness sanctuary, where vibrant plumage and melodious calls paint a vivid tapestry of biodiversity.

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02 Apr 2024
Entara Does Safari Differently

We provide Safaris with a purpose: to conserve the places in which we work, to empower the people around us, and to protect precious wildlife.

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07 Mar 2024
The Crossing – A Great Migration Marvel

The mighty Mara River is the most treacherous obstacle for migrating mammal herds of the Serengeti; and Esirai, our mobile migration camp, provides a front-row seat for this spectacle of nature.

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30 Jan 2024
Entara Values – What We Believe In

We provide Safaris with a purpose: to conserve the places in which we work, to empower the people around us, and to protect precious wildlife.

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17 Jan 2024
Cheetahs of the Serengeti

Venturing into the plains of the Serengeti gives adventurers a front-row seat to witness the wild world of the captivating cheetah.

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13 Dec 2023
Guests Leave their Hearts in Northern Tanzania

This year, Entara has welcomed adventurers from all over the world and they all leave thankful to the people of northern Tanzania and our exceptional staff. Read the reviews.

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29 Nov 2023
Getting to Know the Entara Community Experiences

Taking the Entara Cultural Safari option provides a privileged insight into how the Hadza, Datoga, and Maasai people continue living and adapting to a fast-changing world while following age-old practices in their wilderness home.

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27 Nov 2023
The Unsung Heroes of the Serengeti

Many small and less noticeable species play a critical role in shaping the physical environment and creating habitats essential for other species’ survival. We call these species environmental architects.

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28 Oct 2023
Expect Abundance during the Green Season

The Green Season comes in December to the southern Serengeti, Randilen Wildlife Management Area, and Tarangire National Park, attracting lots of wildlife.

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23 Oct 2023
Make Eco and Sustainable Safari Choices

Eco-conscious travel, also known as sustainable or responsible travel, is all about minimising the negative impact of tourism on the environment and local communities.

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27 Sep 2023
Include Olkeri In Your Northern Tanzania Safari

Olkeri Camp is strategically located deep in Randilen on the border of the National Park. Here we offer opportunities for walking safaris, night drives, bush dinners and organic cultural visits led by the Maasai people employed in the camp.

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27 Sep 2023
Complex, Clever Giants Of The Wild

The mass herds of Elephants in Tarangire are a fascinating species that play a critical part in the ecosystem. Hagai Zvulun gives us fascinating insights into these giants of the wild.

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23 Aug 2023
Lions Of The Serengeti

The Serengeti is home to abundant wildlife, including one of the most iconic predators – the Lion (Panthera leo). Extensive research on Serengeti Lions has yielded rich insights into their behaviour and ecology.

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23 Aug 2023
Meet a few of Olmara camp’s wild little friends

Safaris are synonymous with a parade of large game and ferocious predators on land and on the wing but wildlife can be palm-sized – and just as fascinating.

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27 Jul 2023
Afrisos Mentorship Experience with Entara

The Afrisos mentorship programme, which saw Entara host two young mentees for 60 days in the wild, has left them reeling from their life-changing experience.

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27 Jul 2023
Great Migration: The Mara River Crossing

The Great Migration takes many months as millions of animals trundle from the south to the north, culminating in the crossing of the treacherous Mara River.

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25 Jul 2023
Esirai South – A beacon for short grass migration season

Entara is privileged to have hosted celebrated Israeli wildlife photographer Dori Caspi at Esirai’s Camp green season location.

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22 Jun 2023
A Family-friendly Safari in Tanzania

A Family-friendly Safari in Tanzania A Holiday to Change Children’s Lives Image Credit: James Nasary A family safari holiday will immerse your children into the African wilderness where their storybook favourites will come to life. It is an experience that will fill them with wonder, enrich their lives and nurture a connection with nature forever. […]

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22 Jun 2023
The Rut – Serengeti’s Season of Courtship

 The Rut – Serengeti’s Season of Courtship Dry Season Drama The rutting season is an exciting time of year. During the Rut, the male wildebeest compete for the attention of females. The Wildebeest Rut, from May to July during the dry season, is characterised by dramatic displays of aggression, posturing, and vocalisation – all of […]

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23 May 2023
Understanding the Great Migration

 Understanding the Great Migration David Attenborough wrote, “The Serengeti is a living, breathing masterpiece – a symphony of life that fills us with wonder and awe.” Nothing represents this more than the annual Great Migration of hundreds of thousands of animals across the vast plains to the Mara River and their return. A World of […]

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22 May 2023
Green Season Through Dori Caspi’s Lens

Entara is privileged to have hosted celebrated Israeli wildlife photographer Dori Caspi at Esirai’s Camp green season location, from where he captured the season’s abundance in the Southern Serengeti.

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17 Apr 2023
Entara and Afrisos – A Storytelling Synergy

Couple celebrate their anniversary on an Entara safari in Tanzania and find themselves on a wilderness and wildlife journey of discovery.

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17 Apr 2023
Fly Camping – The Ultimate Wild Experience

Couple celebrate their anniversary on an Entara safari in Tanzania and find themselves on a wilderness and wildlife journey of discovery.

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17 Apr 2023
The Abundant Birdlife of Randilen

Couple celebrate their anniversary on an Entara safari in Tanzania and find themselves on a wilderness and wildlife journey of discovery.

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17 Apr 2023
Tips to Capture The Perfect Wildlife Photo

Couple celebrate their anniversary on an Entara safari in Tanzania and find themselves on a wilderness and wildlife journey of discovery.

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31 Jan 2023
What To Expect on an Entara Walking Safari

Couple celebrate their anniversary on an Entara safari in Tanzania and find themselves on a wilderness and wildlife journey of discovery.

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20 Jan 2023
An Anniversary Adventure to Remember

Couple celebrate their anniversary on an Entara safari in Tanzania and find themselves on a wilderness and wildlife journey of discovery.

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02 Nov 2022
Walking in Olkeri

WALKING IN OLKERI It’s mid-July and not a drop of rain has fallen in the ecosystem for at least two months. The cold misty mornings and hints of drizzles in June are a story of the past. Grasses have long dried and sent what nutrients they had left into their roots and baobabs have long […]

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22 Sep 2022
The Sounds Of The African Night

THE SOUNDS OF THE AFRICAN NIGHT “As darkness prevails, every sound, magnified by our instinctual distrust of the night, hints at predators concealed in shadow.” A choir of bird calls signals the setting sun a family of helmeted guineafowl noisily rattles, a Diederik cuckoo adds its shrill whistle, doves coo monotonically from the surrounding tree […]

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01 Jul 2022
The Eye Colour in Cats

THE EYE COLOUR IN CATS Did you know that the eye colours of wild cats are more varied than most other wild animals in the Animal Kingdom? We are accustomed to seeing different eye colours in people and pets, but wild animals usually have only one eye colour typical of their species. Felines are an […]

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13 May 2022
Serengeti Safari 101 – What To Pack?

SERENGETI SAFARI 101 – WHAT TO PACK? Packing for Safari in Tanzania can be intimidating, especially if you have not experienced a trip to the bush before. Therefore, we have created a list to prepare you for your adventure ahead. How much should I pack? We have to be able to carry everything in our […]

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13 Dec 2021
All about Rüppell and the Vulture named after him

ALL ABOUT RÜPPELL AND THE VULTURE NAMED AFTER HIM Wilhelm Peter Eduard Simon Rüppell was a 19th century German explorer, collector and zoologist. As the first naturalist to traverse Ethiopia, and with at least 13 species of mammals, birds and reptiles named after him, he is one of the most commemorated people in his field. As […]

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13 Dec 2021
No frills on foot adventure with Ethan Kinsey

NO FRILLS ON FOOT ADVENTURE WITH ETHAN KINSEY “[We] are interested in something that is a lot less comfortable, and involves a lot more hiking and camping…” was all I needed to put this itinerary together. Every guide I know of a certain personality and calibre will agree that being on foot is the ultimate […]

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13 Dec 2021
Melanism, albinism and what lies in between

MELANISM, ALBINISM AND WHAT LIES IN BETWEEN Have you ever seen an entirely black or white animal? Typically, they animals are more colourful, so what you saw was actually a genetic oddity.   Albinism results in whitish fur or feathers, sometimes with a pink undertone. The gene responsible for albinism is recessive, so it manifests only […]

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13 Dec 2021
The myths surrounding the Elephant trunk

THE MYTHS SURROUNDING THE ELEPHANT TRUNK The elephant’s trunk is really a fascinating piece of anatomy. Just like your nose, it is used to smell and breathe, but ultimately it has evolved into an organ that can be manipulated so that it can push down trees, pick fruit off the ground and also suck up […]

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Where Infinite Discovery Awaits

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Esirai is ideal if you would like to live a few days off the grid and enjoy the Serengeti in all its might!

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