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Tanzania Photographic Safari
This is a classic safari experience that is unabashedly indulgent, combining the excitement of Northern Tanzania’s legendary savannahs: Tarangire, Lake Manyara, Ngorongoro Crater, and the Serengeti, with the romance of the country’s finest resorts
Why Choose Tanzania As your Photographic Safari Destination ?
Tanzania is arguably Africa’s best safari destination, with its vast game preserves and parks, as well as the most spectacular areas with great dynamic ecosystems that make for incredible nature and wildlife photography. The Serengeti ecosystem and the Grand Ruaha National Park are two of the most popular photographic safari destinations for most photographers.
Planning a Photographic Safari
When it comes to Planning a Photographic Safari, capturing great wildlife images on a Tanzania Photographic Safari, being in the right place at the right time is vital. We tailor each safari group’s needs by first determining your photographic goals in order to determine the best time of year to visit for a Tanzania photographic safari.
Tanzania Photographic Safari Highlights
During your Tanzania photographic safari, we understand that you are embarking on a once-in-a-lifetime adventure. We offer unlimited mileage because we want you to enjoy your time on safari to the fullest. This allows you to maximize your game-viewing and photography opportunities while also allowing you to travel at your own pace and explore the most secluded and wildlife-rich areas in an exclusive setting.
Tanzania Safari Highlights
Best Accommodation
Location is a top priority for all of our photographic safari tours. We select camps and lodges that are in the best possible location for wildlife viewing, photography, and charging camera batteries and other electronic devices. Furthermore, the camps/lodges that we use are familiar with the schedules of photographers. To take advantage of the best light, we know it’s critical to leave early and return after sunset. The staff works with us to ensure that we get our meals on time and that we are taken care of in any other way possible so that our safari runs smoothly and efficiently. Hence our Tanzania Safari Highlights for your Photographic Safari is well planned and Excecuted
Best Safari Guides in Tanzania
Patience, preparation, dedication, and a guide who knows how to get you in the right place at the right time for that perfect shot are all required for wildlife photography. The guide, we believe, contributes to a memorable Tanzania photo safari experience. Our naturalist guides have a natural understanding of what every photographer requires to capture the best images possible. They’ve all been trained to work closely with photographers and to comprehend the nuances of lighting and vehicle positioning as they apply to wildlife photography. In a nutshell, you should go on a Wildlife photo safari with trained professionals. Nyange Adventures have the Best Guides in Tanzania
Photographic Custom Vehicles
We have a fleet of 4*4 custom safari vehicles, all of which were designed specifically for comfortable game viewing, photography, and videography. The vehicle has three rows of seating and canvas roll-back tops that allow for unrestricted 360-degree viewing and photography of the game. We assign each photographer to his or her entire row so that no photographer misses the shot. Regardless of which side of the safari vehicle the action takes place on, each photographer will have the best possible vantage point from which to capture the image. Simply move to the opposite side of the vehicle if the animal moves from one side to the other. There will be no obstacles in your way. All of your camera equipment will be stored on the seat next to you for easy access.
Photographic Safari Timing
We all know that the most important aspect of taking a great photograph is the LIGHT. We understand this and cater to your needs by starting early in the morning, usually before sunrise, to capture the warmth of the morning sun. It’s a win-win situation because wildlife is most active at this time of day. After that, the group spends the rest of the morning photographing. We return to camp for lunch, rest, charge batteries, clean equipment, and download pictures in the middle of the day. We then go out again around mid-afternoon and stay out as late as we can, usually until sunset. This is when the best light is available and the animals start to become more active.
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