Masses of the wildebeest were seen on the plains of the Masai Mara National Reserve drinking from the marsh in front of the Little Governors Camp. The wildebeest herds were seen making their way back into the Serengeti from the Masai Mara. The wildebeest will move slower as they continue their endless search for water and lush green grass.Read More
Getting To Know : Doris Ngemera
Tell us a bit about yourself and what it is that you do? My name is Doris Ngemera, and I would describe myself as charismatic and persuasive. I’m a Public Relations practitioner and Positive Impact Coordinator offering expertise in media relations, public relations as well as conference/events management. Where is home and what brought youRead More
Africa’s Great 8
By Anwynn Louw – Online Marketing Assistant Have you ever wondered how the lion, elephant, rhinoceros, leopard, and buffalo – came to be called the “Big 5”? It is an old hunter’s term for the most dangerous animals to hunt on foot, but the term soon caught the interest of many travelers and wildlife enthusiasts andRead More
Rubondo Island Camp: A Brand New Look
By Britta Foulis - Content Marketing Manager Rubondo Island Camp - A New Look Rubondo Island Camp is made up of only eight waterfront chalets - this means that the Rubondo experience is extremely exclusive, and because of the location of the cottages, the experience is one that is full of adventure and excitement too!Read More
Great Migration Live Update – 08 October 2018
Walter Pá witnessed a large herd of the wildebeest crossing high water-levels of the Mara River in the Serengeti side. Bob Prescesky spotted a herd of wildebeest and zebra after crossing the Mara River during the great migration on the Maasai Mara side. The herds were fortunate enough to avoid the crocodiles waiting in watersRead More
Asilia Spa : Indulge in The Experience
By Anwynn Louw - Digital Marketing Assistant If you're planning on visiting the Serengeti, Ruaha National Park, or Zanzibar anytime soon, you'll never need to miss a moment of your pamper sessions because our Asilia Spa's are able to cater to your every indulgent need... All of our wellness offerings are especially developed to enhance theRead More
Great Migration Live Update – 01 October 2018
Guests and safari guides have experienced great sightings of the Great Migration in the Serengeti! Janna captured a large group of the wildebeest crossing high water levels in the Mara River during her morning game drive. Sharmila R witnessed the herds gathered in the Mara River, at the northeast corner of the Mara Triangle! WhenRead More
Asilia’s First Photographic Safari Vehicle
By Britta Foulis - Content Marketing Manager Our very own, and first-ever, Asilia Photographic Safari Vehicle has arrived at Naboisho Camp and the first guests to make use of it were rewarded with some seriously epic wildlife moments! George the Explorer was lucky enough to spend time with some special characters whilst out on aRead More
Getting To Know : Amos Reuben Rwechungura
Tell us a bit about yourself? I'm Amos Reuben Rwechungura, 38 years old. I live in Mwanza, Tanzania, with my wife and two children. I was born in the Kagera Region. As a child, I attended primary school at Mafumbo from 1992 to 1998 and completed my Secondary School education at Kashozi. I then attendedRead More
Great Migration Live Update – 24 September 2018
Live from the plains of the Northern Serengeti National Park. Hear from our safari guide Elia Edward! The sights and sounds of the Great Wildebeest Migration did not disappoint. Safari guide Frank Gabriel was rewarded with the initial sight of more than 10,000 wildebeest and zebra moving south across the Mara River in the Serengeti.Read More