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We took the view that where nature leads, beauty and style would follow. And so it did. Lamai Serengeti. #naturelead #iconicsafari #serengetisafari #greatmigration #nomadtanzania #lamaiserengeti
Things are pretty chilled in the Selous this Sunday. Did you know that the Selous Game Reserve is one of the best places to see the African wild dog in Tanzania? #dogdays #wholetthedogsout #sandriversselous #selousgamereserve
It’s tea time at Sand Rivers Selous, and head chef Bernadetta has rustled up a bit of baked love for our guests this Valentines Day. Sending you all love from the Nomad Family whenever you are in the world. #valentinesday #bakingwithlove #sandriversselous #selousgamereserve
NOMAD TRUST PARTNER PROJECT | Mugumu Hope Centre. This is a community focused project offering a refuge for young girls fleeing from female genital mutilation (FGM). Although FGM is illegal in Tanzania, it is sadly still practiced in some rural villages. This centre if run by Rhobi, a remarkable w...
Our camp managers from around our wild corners of Tanzania share tales of staff outings, recipes, sightings and all the happenings from camp on our blog. Check it out. https://www.nomad-tanzania.com/blogs
LAMAI SERENGETI | Over a million wildebeest cross these plains on their way to dodge the jaws of death in the Mara River, just down the track. On the Lamai Wedge, bristling with mammals all year round, there’s never a dull moment. Above it all, our beautiful kopje is a sacred wildlife haven – an...
Sending you all a little bit of love this Valentine's Day. Whatever you're up to in your corner of our wild world we hope it's surrounded by love.
NOMAD TRUST PARTNER PROJECT | De-snaring the Serengeti. The Frankfurt Zoological Society (FZS) led de-snaring program sends a team or rangers out to find poachers’ camps and remove wire snares from the Serengeti ecosystem. The results have been alarming, with just one team collecting nearly 10,0...
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