Obmet Club Tours and Safaris

24/06/2026

June to July at Serengeti National park.
June and July mark the transition into the dry season and the peak of the Great Migration in Serengeti National Park.
The weather is ideal, with sunny days, cool nights, and minimal rain. You will experience peak wildlife viewing, including the thrilling and dramatic river crossings.

The Great Migration LocationsJune:
The massive herds of wildebeest and zebras move into the Western Corridor. You will witness the herds gathering along the Grumeti River, bracing for their first major, crocodile-infested river crossing.
July:
The herds push further north into the Northern Serengeti. This is when the iconic and chaotic Mara River crossings typically begin, as thousands of animals plunge into the treacherous, deep waters.

31/05/2026

What do you like?
Mount Kilimanjaro, the highest in Africa, or you want the best national park in Africa, Serengeti, or you want the best beaches and islands, Zanzibar Island.
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12/05/2026

Why serengeti is best national park!

The Serengeti is widely considered the best national park in Africa because it hosts the annual Great Migration of over 1.5 million wildebeest, boasts the highest concentration of predators (especially lions and cheetahs), and offers vast, untouched "endless plains" for an unparalleled, quintessential African safari experience. Its massive size and high biodiversity, including 95+ mammal species and 500+ bird species, ensure exceptional game viewing year-round
Key Reasons the Serengeti is
PremierThe Great Migration: It is the only place in the world where you can witness the massive, continuous, year-round migration of over 1.5 million wildebeest and 250,000 zebras.Highest Predator Density:

The park is home to the world’s largest lion population (approx. 3,000–4,000) and significant cheetah populations, particularly in the southeastern grasslands.

Unrivaled Wildlife Diversity: As a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Serengeti supports the "Big Five" (lion, leopard, elephant, rhino, and buffalo) and is a hotspot for predators like hyenas and rare sightings of leopards in the riverine forests.The "Endless Plains" Experience: The landscape is iconic, with 15,000 square kilometers of vast, flat savanna grasslands, dotted with rock outcrops (kopjes) and acacia trees.
Expertly Guided Safaris: Whether it is a hot air balloon safari at sunrise or a game drive, the park offers world-class, intimate wildlife encounters and expert guides.

Calving Season Spectacle: In February, visitors can witness approximately 8,000 wildebeest calves born.

09/05/2026

The most prominent African art gallery in Arusha is the Cultural Heritage Centre, often described as the largest art gallery in Africa. It is a massive, four-story complex that serves as both a museum and a retail hub for authentic African art, artifacts, and gemstones.

02/05/2026

24/04/2026

The Ngorongoro Crater is the world's largest inactive, unbroken, and unfilled volcanic caldera, formed ~2.5 million years ago. Located in Tanzania, this 610-meter-deep, 260
crater is a UNESCO World Heritage site. It hosts 30,000+ animals—including the "Big Five" and highest density of lions—yet no giraffes.

Key Facts About Ngorongoro Crater:

Formation: Formed when a massive volcano (similar to Kilimanjaro) exploded and collapsed inward on itself.

"Big Five" Location: It is one of the best places in Tanzania to see the Big Five—lion, leopard, elephant, buffalo, and rhino—in a single, relatively compact area.
High-Density Predators: It has the highest density of lions in the world, with over 60–75 lions residing within the crater floor.

The Missing Giraffes: Giraffes are generally absent from the crater floor because the steep walls are difficult for them to navigate, and the habitat is less suitable for their feeding habits.

Cultural Significance: The name "Ngorongoro" is onomatopoeic, coined by the Maasai people to imitate the sound of a cowbell (ngoro ngoro).
Human History: Known as the site of human evolution, it is located near Olduvai Gorge, where some of the earliest human fossils were discovered.

Unfenced Wildlife:

The crater is not fenced, allowing for the natural migration of animals in and out, though many choose to stay due to plentiful resources.
Rich Ecosystems: The crater floor contains a variety of environments, including open grasslands, swamps, forests, and a soda lake, Lake Magadi, which attracts thousands of flamingos.
Join with to visit Ngorongoro Crater with us

21/04/2026

Male lion behavior.
Male lions are the main guardians of their pride and group (pride), using words, to indicate authority, intruders and other males. They do not hunt often but instead eat prey caught by females.
They have a long mane of hair on their neck (mane) that grows blacker with age to attract females and show strength.
Key Characteristics of Male Lions:
Territorial Defense:
Their main job is to protect the pride from other males who want to invade. Eating First: Although females hunt, male lions often eat first when they catch prey.
Resting: They spend most of the day storing food to store for night patrols.
Attracting Females: A male lion with thick, dark hair on his neck is considered more powerful and attracts females. "Honeymoon" Life:
Researchers explain that when a male lion mates, he may stay with a female alone for several days as a "honeymoon".
Lifespan: Male lions live between 8 and 12 years.

20/04/2026

May 1st 2026 with enough vibes Inside Mikumi national park. Book your place early. Deadline is 29 April 2026.
Dar es salaam, Zanzibar and bagamoyo City .

It is JKNI Airport Terminal 2 Office. For more information call or beep these numbers.

+255715073279
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01/04/2026

Twende zetu mikumi national park
Jumatatu ya pasaka na Jumanne ya pasaka Tarehe 6 na 7 April 2026.

Mtanzania atalipia 150,000 /=
Wasio watanzania 200,000/=
Itajuisha usafiri ,game drive,chakula na vinywaji tukiwa safarini.
Safari itaanzia
Safari itaanzia Airport terminal 2 jkn nyerere airport.
Ubungo stendi ya mabasi ya zamani .
Dar es salaam.

Weka nafasi yako kwa kufika ofisini kwetu Airport terminal 2 jkn nyerere dar es salaam au piga simu zifuatazo .
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29/03/2026

Mkomazi National Park, located in northern Tanzania near Kilimanjaro and bordering Kenya's Tsavo West, is a 3,245 sq km "hidden gem" of rugged, dry-country wilderness. Established in 1951, it is famed for protecting the critically endangered black rhino, African wild dogs, and rare Beisa oryx, featuring dramatic baobab scenery and 450+ bird species..

Key Features & Wildlife:

Rhino Sanctuary: A 21-square-mile fenced sanctuary within the park protects a significant population of the Eastern black rhino.

Unique Wildlife: Home to African wild dogs, gerenuk, Beisa oryx, giraffe, elephants, and lions.

Landscapes: Characterized by arid savanna, acacia woods, and the stunning Pare and Usambara Mountains.

Birdlife: Over 450 species, making it a birdwatcher's paradise.

Welcome to Mkomazi National park for
Game drives, walking safaris, bird watching, and visiting the rhino enclosure.