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
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Entara is privileged to have hosted celebrated Israeli wildlife photographer Dori Caspi at Esirai’s Camp green season location.
A Family-friendly Safari in Tanzania A Holiday to Change Children's LivesImage 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
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
Understanding the Great MigrationDavid 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