10 DAY SAFARI WITH STEVE CHUMBLEY
GUIDED SAFARI
THE SERENGETI
The “endless plains” of Africa and home to the world’s greatest animal migration where 1.5 million wildebeest and 200,000 zebra follow the rains. Great place to see lion, cheetah and leopards.
THE NGORONGORO CRATER
A geological phenomenon, the giant crater is packed with wildlife including the endangered Black rhino and large “tusker” elephant bulls.
TARANGIRE NATIONAL PARK
The classic African savannah with one of the highest densities of elephants in Africa, over 500 species of birds and with an excellent chance of observing lions and leopard.
MANYARA NATIONAL PARK
A shallow soda lake in the rift valley, surrounded by diverse habitat and home to over 300 migratory birds including the flamingo.
ARUSHA NATIONAL PARK
One of Tanzania’s smallest and most beautiful park protecting a diversity of habitats and featuring Mt Meru a dormant volcano. Accommodation: A select combination of small lodges and camps handpicked for their location and reliability of quality service.
VEHICLE
Specially modified 4WD safari vehicle to allow for great game viewing.
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African immersion begins the moment you plane touches down. Smells, sights and sounds will flood your senses and forever remain – this is Africa.
AFRICAN IMMERSION BEGINS
Steve’s passion for African wildlife began as a young boy living in Malawi. After completing his education in the UK, Steve returned to Africa to set up a safari company. He spent over 15 years guiding throughout Africa before moving with his family to the Sunshine Coast. Steve is available for consultation. Steve is fluent in Swahili. See his biography https://www.theinfinitehorizon.net/about-us or read about an article from the New York Times http://articles.latimes.com/2006/jul/16/travel/tr-chimps16
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