Safari Planning

SEE MORE AFRICA

Tanzania - Kenya - Rwanda - Zambia - Gabon
Republic of Congo - Central African Republic

• MTT Inc customizes private safaris for individuals and small groups, bringing to each an insider's knowledge of destinations which can only come from living in Africa and not from simply passing through. Her safaris are ideal for active travelers who seek to experience Africa in a wider context through a diverse mix of wildlife viewing, cultural encounters, and explorations on foot. There is no better way to understand Africa then to get out of a vehicle and feel it under your feet.
• Every year MTT escorts small group tours to favorite destinations which are adventurous and unique travel opportunities.
• There is no right way to go on safari. The challenge is to sort through the immense number of options. MTT's objective is to tailor-make the safari that is right for you - one which will allow you to See More Africa.

SEE ANOTHER AFRICA

• Add a hike, cultural destination or ceremony, or camping under the stars to your classic Tanzanian safari.
• Undertake Africa's longest walking safari, 12-days on foot across Kenya's Tsavo National Parks.
• Undertake Africa's newest and most adventurous wildlife experience, the western lowland gorillas and forest elephants of Central Africa's remote Nouabale-Ndoki & Dzanga-Ndoki National Parks. MTT Inc is one of the few operators which can get you there.
• Visit Zambia's Luangwa Valley, the birthplace of walking safaris, and where guiding and night safaris are among the very best in Africa.

WHY AFRICA?

• Africa is the last continent where big mammals survive, providing us the best picture of what our world used to look like. Like no continent perhaps, Africa reminds us that we are animals, and out in the wilds where the laws of forgotten nature prevail, not the brightest or the toughest either.
• Travel is first and foremost a journey of self-discovery. By experiencing how we differ from other cultures we learn most about ourselves. In this case, Africa provides one of the richest educations. We remember to be grateful for the many things we possess, while at the same time we realize what we have lost by gaining them. Even though Africa is poor there is a quality of life in its many diverse corners which is increasingly absent in our world.

BREAK AWAY FROM THE HERD!

• A safari is either an adventure or it isn't. But to begin your adventure calls for breaking away from the herd at the planning stages with someone who provides informed, independent and honest advice. It is rare that anyone returns home disappointed with their safari, but they might not be aware of what they didn't see, how much better it could have been.

• MTT provides meticulous planning and one-on-one support from the early days of safari selection, through the booking process, to your departure day for Africa, to the day you return home.
• You often hear that an African safari is an once-in-a-lifetime experience. You may consider it that too. MTT's hope is that your travels will impact you so greatly that Africa will indeed have the opportunity to welcome you again, and again.

Thank you for coming to MTT Inc.

Leslie Nevison
Director

Your safari begins here:
"Destinations"
"Itineraries"

Gabon Recces 2012 MT undertakes the following reconnaissance safari in 2012. You are welcome to join me. You share expenses but pay nothing other than your expenses. This is a good opportunity to see Gabon which counts among the most expensive in Africa in which to travel on safari. Click here for the itinerary PDF

MTT's Safari Priority List For elephants: Kenya's Tsvao National Park, Tanzania's Tarangire National Park For lions: Tanzania's Serengeti National Park For cheetahs: Tanzania's Serengeti National Park and Ngorongoro Conservation Area For birding: throughout Zambia; Liuwa National Park for migrants Jan - April Wildlife spectacles: Tanzania's wildebeest migration (especially birthing season and crossing the Mara River into Kenya); Zambia's fruit bat migration in Kasanka National Park. For gorillas: Rwanda for mountain gorillas. Republic of Congo and Central African Republic for Western Lowland gorillas. For gorillas, elephants and birds: Republic of Congo and Central African Republic For chimpanzees: Tanzania's Mahale National Park For wild dogs: Zambia's Luangwa, Lower Zambezi, and Kafue National Parks For walking with wildlife: Kenya's Tsavo National Park (elephants); Zambia's Luangwa National Park For walking and fly camping: Tanzania's Ngorongoro Conservation Area For night game drives: Zambia For cultural destinations: Tanzania's Maasailand; Tanzania's Yaeda Valley; Kenya's Northern Frontier; Western Zambia. For landscapes: Tanzania's Ngorongoro Conservation Area (Lake Ndutu), Lake Natron and Ruaha National Park; Zambia's Luangwa and Lower Zambezi National Parks For skies: On a continent of big, beautiful skies, Zambia takes the lead, especially during the wet season. For remote places: Tanzania's Katavi National Park; Tanzania's Yaeda Valley; Zambia's Liuwa National Park; Central Africa's Nouabale-Ndoki and Dzanga-Ndoki National Parks For a safari hub with the most to do: Nairobi, Kenya For maximum adventure: Central Africa's Nouabale-Ndoki and Dzanga-Ndoki National Parks; Kenya's Tsavo National Parks For the latest destination: Gabon, Republic of Congo and the Central African Republic For the first safari: Tanzania's Serengeti National Park and Ngorongoro Conservation Area; Kenya's Maasai Mara For a budget safari: Northern Tanzania and Kenya For a family-friendly safari: Northern Tanzania; Zambia's Luangwa and Lower Zambezi National Parks For everyone's "must see" list: Tanzania's Serengeti National Park and Ngorongoro Conservation Area; Zambia's Luangwa National Park