Kilitreks and Safaris

09/08/2018

Watch this - Will definitely take some of the inconvenience from the travel experience.

“You might not have to remove your liquids at the airport, thanks to new scanners https://t.co/H0L3HcBc4f”

05/02/2018

New launch of secure payment process for all your tour bookings with Kilitreks & Safaris. Book and pay quickly with a smile.

05/02/2018

Hello from the Kilitreks & Safaris team. We've launched a new website. Check it out at www.kilitreks-safaris.com . Comments welcome. Bookings accepted now for 2018

19/04/2014

I was doing some general photography in Serengeti National Park, when I heard that the wildebeest migration was late that year and hadn’t crossed into ..

19/04/2014

"Here’s where it gets interesting: Waiting in a nearby tree is a big male baboon, who is obviously intent on saving the baby."

03/04/2014

Jane Goodall's work with chimps has evolved over half a century from field research to successful advocacy.

16/03/2014

07/10/2013

It is critically important that we preserve our wildlife heritage for future generations. With that heritage comes a responsibility. Our numbers and voices will help to protect the fast dwindling elephant population in Tanzania and throughout Africa in general. Visit iworry.org and find out how you can get involved

26/06/2013

The Serengeti Migration - voted one of the Seven Natural Wonders of Africa. Want to see the action?
Only nature decides, but based on previous migration activity the best time to book your safari and be in the thick of the action is:
December to February: Herds are concentrated in South Serengeti
and west Ngorongoro. Foals are born en-mass (lion breakfast).
March to April: Rutting season. Then the herds begin moving northward along the Western Corridor
May to June: The gruesome spectacle of the Grumeti river crossing (croc breakfast).
July to August: Herds continue north to cross the Mara river and into Kenya and the Maasai Mara for fresh grazing.
September the trickle back begins and by October through November large herds of wildebeast, zebra, gazelles return to the Serengeti spreading into Ngorongoro. Where the herds go the predators go. Lots to see and great photo opportunities.