News and discussion about Choroa Luxury Safaris and Tanzania
If you're one of those people who always gets a thumb or finger in the picture, knowing a few good skills or techniques could be useful in capturing those memories of lifetime. Your local library can be a good source, as most will have a good selection of photography books. Most cameras these days have a bunch of settings on the knobs, and if you're like me, I have no idea what they do, what they are for, or why they're there. But knowing exactly what these settings do, and the result they will give you will be extremely helpful when you're trying to take that trophy shot of the day- when they subject is just right, and the lighting is a professional photographers dream, that one picture … [Read More...]
The US operations of Choroa Luxury Safaris is based in the high desert of Central Oregon in the resort town of Bend. We take our recreation seriously and are privileged to offer some of the most authentic and amazing experiences in Eastern Africa.
Years ago, a businessman from Bend, traveling on a photo-safari with his family to the Serengeti, met a native Tanzanian guide named Themmy. This guide was a man of incredible charisma and character. His knowledge of local flora and fauna was unparalleled, and he proved to be
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February 2009- We cannot begin to tell you how wonderful this trip truly was- so much more than we had ever imagined. Themmy is the kindest person I have ever met. I cried the morning we left- loved all of the camp staff and the animals were WONDERFUL! It truly was a lifetime experience and the journey through all of it was exceptional. Jack and I thank you again sooo much for making this happen.
-Jack and Laura Schwab, Colorado
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What security precautions should one take on safari?
Ensure that you carry a record of the numbers of your passport, airline tickets and travelers cheques. These should be kept in a safe place. Never leave baggage or personal items unattended, especially at airports. Please note that expensive looking jewelry should not be taken on safari.
Are there any requirements regarding health and read more...
Within most of Tanzania's National Parks you are not allowed out of the car or outside your campsite on foot. There are some exceptions - notably Mahale Mountains and Gombe Stream National Parks where there are no roads and you walk to see chimpanzees. Arusha and Kilimanjaro National Parks allow hiking and climbs of Mt. Meru and Kilimanjaro. The Ngorongoro Conservation Area does allow pre-arranged walking in certain areas, read more