Where to Travel in Africa in January January is an absolutely fantastic time of year to be visiting Africa, with many of our destinations being absolutely beautiful. Tanzania, Kenya, and Uganda all boast some of their best game-viewing conditions at this time of year. Tanzania Tanzania’s Northern Circuit boasts arguably the best game-viewing in the world during January, as the Wildebeest Migration’s calving season is in full-swing in the Ndutu region of the southern Serengeti. With more than 10,000 young wildebeest born each day, predator numbers are especially high, making this an ideal time ..read more

The Maasai Boma villages of northern Tanzania are popular tourist attractions. While the idea of visiting one of these settlements may appear intriguing, there is an alternative that allows you to immerse yourself in the essence of Africa while respecting the local communities and supporting sustainable tourism. In this post, we will look at the reasons why Africa Amini Life should be your top choice for an unforgettable Maasai adventure. Check out our article on why you should reconsider a visit to a Maasai Boma. Africa Amini Life's Maasai lodge offers an authentic and ethical cultural experi ..read more

In recent years, the allure of Maasai culture has attracted a lot of tourism to Boma settlements, leading to an increase in visitors seeking to experience firsthand the unique traditions and lifestyle of the Maasai people. However, we see that for a lot of travelers, this is not the experience they hoped for. Are you thinking of adding a Boma visit to your Tanzania travel itinerary? Have a read through below and decide for yourself if it is the right experience for you. A Maasai Boma is a traditional settlement inhabited by the Maasai people, an indigenous ethnic group primarily found in Tanza ..read more

Are you planning a trip to Tanzania and wondering about the yellow fever vaccination requirements? You'll be glad to know that the majority of travelers do not require the yellow fever vaccine for their journey to this breathtaking destination. Tanzania is considered a low-risk country for yellow fever, making it safe to travel without the need for this vaccination. In this article, we will look at the specifics of Tanzania’s yellow fever vaccination requirements, explain what yellow fever is, and offer guidance on receiving the vaccine, to ensure you have a safe and worry-free journey to Tanz ..read more

The ultimate guide to packing for an African safari adventure! Are you ready to embark on an African safari? It is an exhilarating experience filled with breathtaking landscapes, diverse wildlife, and captivating cultures. However, to properly enjoy the experience, you need to be prepared. What you pack will make all the difference on your safari. Pack wisely and be prepared for the unique conditions you may encounter. Protect yourself: In the African wilderness, there are unique risks and dangers, but with the right preparation, you can easily minimize these risks and they won’t ruin your exp ..read more

Nairobi: a captivating blend of modernity and rich cultural heritage in a bustling metropolis. Come and explore the urban charm and untamed wilderness of Kenya’s fascinating capital city. From the moment you set foot in Nairobi, prepare to be enveloped in a sensory feast. This city is a testament to contrasts, where sleek modern skyscrapers stand tall against the backdrop of sweeping savannah plains, and bustling markets pulse with the vibrant rhythms of Kenyan culture. Nairobi's deep-rooted history, spanning from colonial times to the present, beckons you to explore its cultural landmarks, in ..read more

The Serengeti National Park is an iconic destination in the north of Tanzania. It offers so many experiences for nature enthusiasts and wildlife lovers alike, from the heart of the park's vibrant ecosystem to its lesser-explored, but no less stunning, corners. Whether you're seeking a luxurious retreat or a budget-friendly getaway, we have created this guide to help you find the perfect accommodation to suit your preferences and budget. This guide is divided into four regions of the Serengeti: Central, North, Ndutu & South, and West. We will look at some of the best accommodations in each ..read more

The Serengeti National Park: Tanzania’s most iconic safari destination. The savannah plains stretching all the way to the horizon are home to Africa’s most famous animals, including all of the “Big 5”, and so much more! The area is world-famous for the legendary Great Migration, the world’s largest annual movement of grazing animals and predators, with more than 2 million animals migrating north through the park into the Maasai Mara. What to do When to go How to get there Animals of Serengeti Where to stay What to pack Food on safari What to do Depending on the time of year you arrive, the S ..read more

The complete guide to packing for your gorilla trek to make sure you get the most out of this incredible experience. A gorilla trek is a uniquely special adventure. Trekking through the African rainforest, you will witness the fascinating life of gorillas in their natural habitat. ? However, to properly enjoy the experience, you need to be prepared. What you pack will make all the difference on your trek. Protect yourself: In the wilderness, there are many risks and dangers, but with the right preparation, you can easily minimize these risks and they won’t ruin your experience. Pack only what ..read more

Tanzania, our incredible home, is always open for travelers! We can’t wait to share her beauty with you. Take a look below at what we have to offer: the routes, the accommodations, and the experiences. The north of Tanzania is full of incredible sights, every way you look. Most of the highlights of the region are in relatively close proximity to each other, making it easy to travel through all of them on safari. The diversity between the parks in this region gives travelers a broad experience of East African nature, culture, and wildlife. The information here will give you a better understandi ..read more