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Tuesday, February 28, 2017
Monday, February 27, 2017
Mount Kilimanjaro.
Locally owned and operated, Kilimanjaro Brothers has over 10
years of experience getting people of all ages and abilities to the top of
Kilimanjaro! We also arrange both lodge and camping safaris to suit any
traveler, and can organize a relaxing get-away on the beautiful island of
Zanzibar, Don't hesitate to contact us to create a package that will make your
travels to Tanzania truly unforgettable.Let Kilimanjaro Brothers make your
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Friday, February 24, 2017
Kilimanjaro Climbing Lemosho route 8days.
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Wednesday, February 22, 2017
Lemosho route Lava tower camp 8days.
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Monday, February 20, 2017
Friday, February 17, 2017
We have a new departure, 3 clients already signed in, will arrive on 2 June 2017 and begin hike on 3 June 2017, for more details contact us kilimanjarobrothers2@gmail.com
We have a new departure, 3 clients already signed in, will arrive on 2 June 2017 and begin hike on 3 June 2017, for more details contact us kilimanjarobrothers2@gmail
Sunday, February 12, 2017
The great annual wildebeest
migration is a spectacle many of us, even those who have not been on safari
before, are familiar with. Courtesy of some excellent nature documentaries,
we’ve been able to get up close and personal to the wildebeests as they desperately
try to cross the crocodile-laden Mara River. We’ve seen them traverse a river
by the hundreds, and gasped as the unlucky ones are nabbed by the swift blow of
a crocodile jaw. If it’s this scintillating via television or internet, imagine
how it must be in person!
Where
is the great wildebeest migration?
Before jumping to the best times to
see the great migration, let’s give a bit more detail on the great migration
and where one can see it. Every year, around 1.5 to 2 million wildebeest, or
gnu, migrate in a clockwise fashion in search of lush, green grasses as they
follow the rain patterns. They start the year in Serengeti National Park,
located in Tanzania, and move in a clockwise fashion up into the Masai Mara,
which is found in Kenya, and then head south back into Tanzania.
Tanzania and Kenya are the two countries where one can witness this incredible event.
Tanzania and Kenya are the two countries where one can witness this incredible event.
Below are the general patterns of the migration, with the caveat that nature is never entirely predictable.
The wildebeest may be the stars of the migration, but they are not the only participants. They are joined by other ungulates such as zebra, gazelles, eland and impala. The old adage ‘there’s safety in numbers’ certainly holds true here. By traveling with other animals, the group is able to use the various strengths each animal possesses to help ensure they survive. Zebra have excellent eyesight but rely on the keen sense of hearing and smell, which their companions the wildebeest possess, to help get them from point A to point B safely.
When
to see the great migration
‘When is the best time to see the
great migration?’ This is the question most often asked, since the majority of
people plan their safari around work or school schedules, and are left with
only few months as viable contenders. Although there is no bad time to see the
migration, some months may be more attractive depending on what one wishes to
see. The migration also varies from year to year, and no two years are ever the
same, making planning a bit tricky. Safari companies do their very best to put
together an itinerary that puts you right in the middle of the migratory
action, but it’s always advisable to spend several days in either the Serengeti
or Masai Mara, to give your guide adequate time to locate the herd, should they
not be exactly where your itinerary said they should be.
December,
January, February and March
December through March sees the
migration primarily in the eastern and southern areas of the Serengeti, as well
as in parts of the Ngorongoro Conservation area.
January marks the start of calving
season for the wildebeest, which continues through March. The start of the year
is a particularly popular time for those who are keen to see the tiny faces
dotted throughout the plains.
February is the start of the long rain season, which is more pronounced in eastern Tanzania. Those planning on visiting Lake Manyara and Tarangire during the Serengeti safari may wish to allow for a few extra days.
February is the start of the long rain season, which is more pronounced in eastern Tanzania. Those planning on visiting Lake Manyara and Tarangire during the Serengeti safari may wish to allow for a few extra days.
April
and May
April is the peak of the long rain
season and with the rains come beautiful flowers and lush green grass. It’s
also low season for most hotels. Those seeking reduced prices and crowds may
wish to consider visiting the Serengeti in April. Somewhere towards the
end of April to mid-May, the migration beings its journey west into central
Serengeti. Central Serengeti has a wide array of lodging options and is also
one of the areas where one can enjoy a hot air balloon rides.
Rut season begins sometime in March, and if you’ve never heard a wildebeest in rut, you are in for a surprise. You only have to stop and listen and your ears will be met with a cacophony of noisy grunts that permeate the air.
Rut season begins sometime in March, and if you’ve never heard a wildebeest in rut, you are in for a surprise. You only have to stop and listen and your ears will be met with a cacophony of noisy grunts that permeate the air.
June
and July
By June, the migration is fully in
the western corridor of the Serengeti. The Grumeti River runs through this part
of the Serengeti and those who visit during this time of year will likely get
to see them cross this famous river. Sometime in July, depending on how much
moisture there’s been during the year, the migration starts heading north,
towards Kenya. They first must pass over the Mara River, which is a haven for
photographers looking for that perfect river-crossing photo.
The lodging options in northern Serengeti tend to be higher-end, and the northern part of the Serengeti is the other area where hot air balloon rides are offered. July is the start of the dry season, and days usually bright and dry and nights can be chilly. Most northern hemisphere schools are now on summer break, so lodges tend to book up quickly.
The lodging options in northern Serengeti tend to be higher-end, and the northern part of the Serengeti is the other area where hot air balloon rides are offered. July is the start of the dry season, and days usually bright and dry and nights can be chilly. Most northern hemisphere schools are now on summer break, so lodges tend to book up quickly.
August,
September, October and November
By August, the migration is in the
northern part of the Serengeti, or has crossed into the Masai Mara. These
months are the peak safari months for those wishing to visit the Masai Mara.
They are also peak season for hotels, which often book months in advance.
In November, the herd has normally returned back to the Serengeti or is well on its way. Depending on the year’s weather, the migration can be found in northern or central Serengeti. Come December, the herd moves back to central and eastern Serengeti and begins the cycle all over again.
In November, the herd has normally returned back to the Serengeti or is well on its way. Depending on the year’s weather, the migration can be found in northern or central Serengeti. Come December, the herd moves back to central and eastern Serengeti and begins the cycle all over again.
Planning
your safari great wildebeest migration
The great migration is often a
once-in-a-lifetime event. Some may spend several years saving up for the safari
of their dreams. It’s important to remember that nature is not predictable and
that the migration doesn’t always move in a forward motion. Sometimes it moves
in a lateral direction and sometimes in a retrograde one. No one can precisely
pinpoint the location of the migration and the best way to ensure you’re able
to witness this event is to allocate enough time. By giving yourself and extra
day or two, you give your guide the ability to talk to other guides and to help
get you there with enough time to experience the spectacle over the course of a
few days.
One thing is for sure, no matter what time of year you decide to visit either
of these majestic places, you will be spoiled for choice when it comes to
wildlife viewing opportunities.
Saturday, February 11, 2017
lemosho route mount kilimanjaro
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Friday, February 10, 2017
BARAFU CAMP.
Barafu camp it means ice so you have to be prepared at this altitude. This camp sits on a narrow ridge overlooking Karanga Valley on the Machame route and is exposed to Mother Nature’s elements. From this camp you will head to the summit. Barafu Camp is situated at 4633metres(15239ft) and is on the Machame route. It is high camp before summit.
Wednesday, February 8, 2017
Get all the necessary information about serengeti migration
The Serengeti wildebeest migration
The
Serengeti wildebeest migration is the movement of vast numbers of the
Serengeti's wildebeest, accompanied by large numbers of zebra, and
smaller numbers of Grant's gazelle, Thompson's gazelle, eland and
impala. The herd in the Serengeti migration moves in an annual pattern
which is fairly predictable. They are migrating throughout the year,
constantly seeking fresh grazing and, it's now thought, better quality
water. The precise timing of the Serengeti migration is entirely
dependent upon the rainfall patterns each. See the best time to visit Serengeti wildebeest migration
This Serengeti wildebeest migration, is month by month
Where
the grassis greener every year more than 1.5million Serengeti
wildebeests, 600,000 serengeti zebras, serengeti gazelles, migrate in
gigantic herd, describe a huge oblong as they migrate from south east
part of Serengeti national park, northern to Tanzania. This is annual
Serengeti migration is probably the greatest wild life spectacle on
earth today. No one knows for sure what triggers the Serengeti
migration; it’s something the animals know far better than we do. What’s
certain is that the herds in the migration know that the grass is
greener on the other side, and they know when and where.
Serengeti migration Map
Serengeti Migration /December to March
From early December ,the animals in the Serengeti migration are on the short grass plains in the southeast ,around Ndutu and Naabi gate ,where calving will take place from late January to early February .About 80 per cent of the wildebeest females give birth at the same time ;within a two -week span. this is ensure that most of the calves will survive since the number of new born and weakened or disadvantaged mothers who perish will be enough to keep predators satisfied with food, giving the other calves in the herd enough time to gain strength and adapt to the world .
When
the calves are just a few hours old, they can run as fast as their
parents and they start grazing before they are a week old .This means
that there is a sudden rise in the number of grazers, which quickly
depletes the local food resources, forcing the herds to start looking
for greener pasture in the north and west.
Serengeti wildebeest with their calves
Serengeti migration /January through April
Grazing serengeti wildebeests
Serengeti migration /May to June
This is when the Serengeti migration begins. As the dry season approaches in mid-May ,both the pasture and water in the southeastern Serengeti plain dry out .The animals respond to the new condition by forming into huge multitudes and begin migrating to north and west ,toward the northern border and toward Lake Victoria...
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The route of the animals in the Serengeti migration varies little from year to year. First; the animals traverse the alkaline lake Ndutu, the pour out into three major columns, along Simiyu River, then northwest along the Mbalangeti River and Seronera valley. The animals in the Serengeti migration move in long columns, often single file and usually following a leader, usually a mature bull. A file of these animals can be five to six kilometers long, an unforgettable memory for the observer.
Serengeti migration/August to September
In
case conditions are very good, meaning there is plenty of grass and
water, the herds within the Serengeti migration will be spread out all
the way from Seronera to the Mara River and often spreading out across a
broad front. Some of the animals within the Serengeti migration heads
through Grumeti reserve and Ikorongo. Others north through the heart of
the great Serengeti national Park
Serengeti wildebeest crossing Grumet River
The Serengeti migration herds spread out across the northern Serengeti where the Mara River provides Serengeti migration with its most serious obstacle. This river gushes through the northern Serengeti. Watching the frantic herds of the wildebeest migration crossing the Mara River can be very spectacular, there are often scenes of great panic and confusion among the herds within the Serengeti migrations
Serengeti migration /November to December
When the November short rains start in north Serengeti, the animals in the Serengeti migration begin their trek back to the south. The herds in the migration leave the area by various routes in long columns, passing the Lobo area before arriving once again on the shorter grass plains that stretch from Seronera to the Ngorongoro highlands. The animals in the Serengeti migration arrive here in December when the long rains are usually still on, and most of the wildebeests females as one of the animals in the Serengeti migration give birth here in late January and early February.
Friday, February 3, 2017
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