Preparations
& Guidance
Keys Hotel will organise your entire safari
program. Transport, accommodation, meals, guides and National
Park entry fee are all included. (Accommodation at Keys Hotel
is not included.) All that remains for you to do is - enjoy it!
On safari, we wear casual dress, preferably
light weight cotton and with subdued colours. slacks or shorts
may be by both men and ladies. In some areas, particularly Ngorongoro
Crater Rim, it can become chill at night, so sweaters or cardigans
should be included in your luggage.
Take plenty of film for your camera with you, as films can be
both scarce and expensive in some Games Parks. If there is no
electricity socket in your room, Lodges will generally charge
your video camera batteries at no extra cost. Take
insect repellent with you - there are biting flies in lake Manyara
and Tarangire at certain times of the year.
Accommodation is based on two persons sharing
a twin bedded room on a half board basis; single rooms are sometimes
available. Picnic lunches are provided where appropriate.
We are often asked about gratuities - these
are of course, always at your discretion. It is usual to tip your
driver/guide. (If they pressure you to tip them, please inform
us.)
The itineraries for Camping Safaris are the
same except that camping sites are used instead of lodges.
We recommend that you obtain comprehensive
insurance for your trip to Tanzania and the Games Parks.
The Hotel reserves the right to alter the
published safari programmes whenever necessary and will not be
responsible for any loss or damage to baggage, injuries to clients,
delays or cancellations.
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Animals
and Birds You May See
| Animals
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| African
Civet |
Wild
Dog |
Baboon |
Elephant |
| Black
& white colobus monkey |
Black
faces vervet monkey |
Golden
Jackal |
Black
backed jackal |
| Buffalo |
Wildebeest |
Hartebeest |
Topi |
| Cheetah |
Squirrels |
Spotted
Hyena |
Zebra |
| Mongoose |
Lizzards |
Genet |
Greater
kudu |
| Impala |
Thomson's
gazelle |
Grant's
gazelle |
Steinbok |
| Rock
hyrax |
Kirk's
dik dik |
Water
buck |
Gerenuk |
| Kudu |
Giraffe |
Warthog |
Hippopotamus |
| Lion |
Porcupine |
Leopard |
African
wild cat |
| Monitor
lizzard |
Rhinoceros |
Gecko |
Chameleon |
| Suni |
Bush
buck |
Crocodile |
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Birds -
over four hundred varieties can be seen
in this part of Africa alone.
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| Maasai
ostrich |
Lammergeyer |
Herons
- various types |
Egrets
-various types |
| Pink
backed or white pelican |
Red
& yellow billed oxpecker |
Greater
& lesser flamongoes |
African
spoonbill |
| Sacred
ibis |
Hadada
ibis |
Falcolns |
Hawks
- various types |
| Hammerkop |
Egyptian
goose |
Knob
billed goose |
Black
winged stilt |
| secretary
bird |
Vultures
- various types |
Buzzards
- various types |
Kites
- various types |
| African
fish eagle |
Eagles
- various types |
Guinea
fowl |
Francolin |
| Stork
- various types |
Red
knobbed coot |
Crowned
crane |
Bustards
- various types |
| White
browed coucal |
Love
bird |
Montague
harrier |
Horn
bills - various types |
| Woodpecker |
Roller |
Sun
bird |
Barbet |
| White
bellied go away bird |
Kingfisher |
Hoopoes
- various types |
Weaver
bird - various types |
| Owls
- various types |
Mousebirds
- various types |
Narina's
trogon |
and
many, many more... |
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