Suze goes overseas

Tarangire National Park, our last stop, is a 2850 square kilometre park famous for its elephants. I can see why. Our call for the day? There’s another elephant! We did see a baobab tree that had been hollowed out by an elephant (or two). The…

Our second last stop was Ngorongoro Crater. The crater, formed two to three million years ago when a volcano exploded and collapsed on itself, is a 260 square kilometre game reserve that provides both wild and Maasai animals with a natural enclosure. The volcano is…

  Serengeti National Park is a 14,763 square kilometre park famous for the annual migration of wildebeest and zebra. Our entry into the park saw us travel through the end of the great migration, and it was here that we saw our first leopard and…

Safely traversing the border between Kenya and Tanzania, we settled into the most comfortable jeep I have ever been in (or maybe it was just the transition from mini-van to jeep that made it seem that way). After a briefing in Arusha and picking up…