Tanzania Great Migration Photo Safari

This August, I will be traveling to Africa and witness the Great Migration on the plains of the Serengeti during the Tanzania Great Migration Photo Safari.

Imagine vast herds of millions of zebras and wildebeests, stretching across the plains as far as the eye can see.

Watch them being stalked by lions and cheetahs on the ground, and crocodiles when crossing rivers.

See the circle of life in all its brutal glory!

With this tour, we aim to bring you up close and personal with wildlife in some of the most pristine natural parks of Africa:.

I am sure you've heard the names of Serengeti and Tarangire. Think of the images they conjure in your mind and be prepared to experience them in person.

Tanzania ranks extremely high among the world's great areas for large mammal photography - and its potential for bird photography is exceptional. With a week of shooting, this exciting photo safari mostly takes place in the northern Serengeti with two days in Tarangire National Park.

This Photo Safari is organized to let you make the most of your time in Tanzania.

You will be part of a very select group of guests, accompanied by me, one of M&M's pro photographer leaders, and a local guide and driver on a 4x4 vehicle. Each client will have their own row, ensuring that you won't be cramped inside a vehicle with a large group, hoping you get a window seat with unobstructed views. You will also be sharing most of your time with a knowledgeable instructor and a local guide with insights about the culture and the wildlife of Tanzania.

We have designed this to give you the best opportunities to bring home cherished memories of this trip in the form of countless photos and hours of video.

The people of Tanzania, who share this paradise with the animals, are also the focus of this trip. The Maasai people will greet us in one of their traditional villages with a jump dance, allowing you to take a peek at what makes Tanzania a veritable melting pot of cultures.

Let's face it: we do this job because being out and about, in front of a magnificent scenery, camera in hand is the best job in the world.

Doing so with a group of like-minded individuals makes it all so much more fun.

We like to foster a spirit of camaraderie, to tell stories around a campfire, to share the awe of witnessing the circle of life. We like to consider our guests as friends, not as newbies to be looked down upon.

The best thing about our tours is making new friends for life, friends who have partaken in one of the few remaining, truly life-changing experiences that can still shape one's outlook on life.