Our day started with a good breakfast at camp followed by a morning drive to the Ndutu Plains in the southern Serengeti region. Our cook had us stop on the way to buy green bananas that would be part of one of our future meals.
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| Healthy breakfast before game drive |
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| Buying bananas for a future meal |
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| Jacqui eating a red banana - tastes like a banana! |
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| What will the cook do with these? |
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| Art vendors along the way |
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| One of many houses built this way |
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| Cool dude! |
On our way, we had to drive by the rim of the Ngorongoro crater, which we will visit on our last day. There was a scenic lookout that allowed us to have a peak (no pun intended) at what we'll see then. Here's what it looked like.
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| The Ngorongoro crater, seen from 600 m above it |
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| Nicolas, Vincent, Julie, Jacqui getting a lesson from Malisa |
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| Our family on the rim of the Ngorongoro crater |
We continued our drive to the Ndutu Plains and then into the southern part of the Serengeti. Wildebeast were abundant, as were zebras and antilopes. After driving all day and having our driver change two flat tires, we got to camp as the sun was going down. We helped our driver set up the tents while our cook was getting dinner ready. While we waited for the meal to be ready, we had the pleasure of watching girafes graze by our camp site. It was pretty cool!
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| Zebras grazing |
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| An umbrella tree (an acacia), national tree of Tanzania |
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| By our campsite, at dinner time |
Wow! Great pics. Looks like an awesome experience
ReplyDeleteLucie