• 1: Home
• 2: News
  • 2.1: latest
  • 2.2: 2012
    • 2.2.1: Jan: Green Tarangire
    • 2.2.2: Jan: Birding in Katavi
    • 2.2.3: Feb: Southern Tanzania
    • 2.2.4: Mar: Northern Tanzania
    • 2.2.5: Apr: Ngorongoro and Ndutu
  • 2.3: 2011
    • 2.3.1: Feb: Northern Tanzania
    • 2.3.2: Mar: Southern Highlands
    • 2.3.3: Mar: Southern Highlands II
    • 2.3.4: Mar: Southern Highlands III
    • 2.3.5: Jun: 2011 first half
    • 2.3.6: Jul: Greystoke and Mahale
    • 2.3.7: Aug: Northern Tanzania
    • 2.3.8: Oct: Serengeti adventure
    • 2.3.9: Nov: the new Asilia Camps
  • 2.4: 2010
    • 2.4.1: Jan: Rain and sunshine
    • 2.4.2: Feb: A glorious safari
    • 2.4.2: Mar: Tanzanian Birding at its best
    • 2.4.7: Jun: Birding trip
    • 2.4.8: Jul: The Crater and two Serengeti locations
    • 2.4.9: Aug: 3 special locations
      • 2.4.9.1: Aug: Part 1 Serengeti
      • 2.4.9.2: Aug: Part 2 Mahale
      • 2.4.9.3: Aug: Part 3 Katavi
    • 2.4.11: Sep: The Southern Selous
    • 2.4.12: Oct: Tarangire
    • 2.4.13: Dec: Low season visits
  • 2.5: 2009
    • 2.5.1: Jan: Katavi in late January
    • 2.5.2: Feb: Selous and Arusha NP
    • 2.5.3: Birds
    • 2.5.4: Feb: Another horse riding safari
    • 2.5.5: Apr: Catching a bird or two
    • 2.5.6: May: A Honeymoon Safari
    • 2.5.7: Jun: Vamizi Island, Mozambique
    • 2.5.8: Aug: A family safari
    • 2.5.9: August/September safari
    • 2.5.10: Sep: Camping Safari I
    • 2.5.11: Sep: Camping Safari II
    • 2.5.12: Sep: Camping Safari III
    • 2.5.13: Oct: A family safari
    • 2.5.17: Dec: Tarangire, Rift and Serengeti
  • 2.6: 2008
    • 2.6.1: Horse riding safari
    • 2.6.2: Dry Season
    • 2.6.3: Tarangire in October
    • 2.6.4: Nat Geo Expedition
      • 2.6.4.1: Safari
      • 2.6.4.2: photos 1
      • 2.6.4.3: photos 2
    • 2.6.5: Serengeti and Katavi
    • 2.6.6: Mahale
    • 2.6.7: Ololosokwan Primary School
    • 2.6.8: July and August Safaris
    • 2.6.9: Early Dry Season
    • 2.6.10: Moscow Safari - I
    • 2.6.11: Moscow Safari - II
    • 2.6.12: Northern Tanzania Celebration I
    • 2.6.13: Northern Tanzania Celebration II
    • 2.6.14: Northern Tanzania Celebration III
    • 2.6.15: Oliver’s Camp Revisited
    • 2.6.16: New Year Safari
  • 2.7: 2007
    • 2.7.1: A December Safari with an old friend
    • 2.7.2: A visit to Ruaha National Park
    • 2.7.3: Tarangire, Natron and the Serengeti
    • 2.7.4: A Luxury Safari
    • 2.7.5: On the back Roads to the Mara River
    • 2.7.6: July/August
    • 2.7.7: Avoid the Crowds
    • 2.7.8: A look see out to Western Tanzania
    • 2.7.9: April in the Serengeti
    • 2.7.10: Ngorongoro/Ndutu/Piaya
    • 2.7.11: Birding again!
    • 2.7.12: A honeymoon safari
    • 2.7.13: Lake Natron and Ndutu
  • 2.8: 2006
    • 2.8.1: Christmas and New Year
    • 2.8.2: Northern Serengeti overview
    • 2.8.3: Our new lightweight camp
    • 2.8.4: An ultimate dry season safari
    • 2.8.5: A 17 day safari
    • 2.8.6: A wonderful birding safari
    • 2.8.7: Digital Photographic Safari
    • 2.8.8: A Safari with the AWF
    • 2.8.9: Breakfast in America and Canada!
    • 2.8.10: Moving into our house
    • 2.8.11: An April safari with the rains
    • 2.8.12: A Serengeti Migration Photographic Safari
  • 2.9: 2005
    • 2.9.1: With National Geographic and Global Adrenaline
    • 2.9.2: Katavi and Mahale
    • 2.9.3: 1: Katavi National Park
    • 2.9.4: 2: Mahale Mountains National Park
    • 2.9.5: Wild Dog at Oliver's Camp
    • 2.9.6: New Serengeti camp operation
    • 2.9.7: Oliver's Camp enters its 14th year
    • 2.9.8: Tarangire Lions and Mara Migration
    • 2.9.9: A safari to Pangani
    • 2.9.10: Leopards and Street Children
    • 2.9.11: Malambo
    • 2.9.12: An elephants and Mara Safari
    • 2.9.13: A fish and chimps safari
    • 2.9.14: A reading safari
    • 2.9.15: Private Camping and Crater Lodge
    • 2.9.16: Tarangire, Eyasi, Ngorongoro and Ndutu
  • 2.10: 2004
    • 2.10.1: Private Camping
    • 2.10.2: Europe
    • 2.10.3: An Alliance
    • 2.10.4: Back in Tarangire
    • 2.10.5: Private Mobile Safari
    • 2.10.6: Lodge/Base Camp Safari
    • 2.10.7: Mobile/Base Camp/Eyasi Safari
    • 2.10.8: Lodge/Camp Safari
    • 2.10.9: Mobile Safari
    • 2.10.10: Walking: Sanjan/Gols
  • 2.11: 2003
    • 2.11.1: Mobile Safari
    • 2.11.2: Camp Move
    • 2.11.3: New Office
• 3: Safaris
  • 3.1: Destinations
    • 3.1.2: Serengeti National Park
    • 3.1.3: Ngorongoro Highlands
    • 3.1.4: Plains and Woodland
    • 3.1.5: Tarangire National Park
    • 3.1.7: Maasai Steppe
    • 3.1.9: Rift Valley
    • 3.1.10: Gol Mountains
    • 3.1.11: Coast and Islands
      • 3.1.11.1: Mainland Coast
      • 3.1.11.2: Pemba and Mafia
      • 3.1.11.3: Zanzibar Island
  • 3.2: Select safari camps
    • 3.2.1: Oliver`s Camp Tarangire
    • 3.2.2: Asilia's Serengeti Camps
      • 3.2.2.1: Sayari Camp
      • 3.2.2.2: Olakira Camp
      • 3.2.2.3: Suyan Camp
    • 3.2.3: Greystoke Camp
    • 3.2.4: Chada Katavi
    • 3.2.5: Real Bush Camps
  • 3.3: Select Lodges
    • 3.3.1: near Arusha
    • 3.3.2: Ndutu Safari Lodge
    • 3.3.3: Selous, Sand Rivers
• 4: Choosing a Safari
  • 4.1: Private Camping?
  • 4.2: Walking Safaris
  • 4.3: Combine my Safaris
  • 4.4: Tents, rooms and vehicles
  • 4.5: By foot or by arm chair?
  • 4.6: Serengeti Photographic Safaris
• 5: Preparation
  • 5.1: Suggested Packing List
  • 5.2: Recommended books
  • 5.3: Library
  • 5.4: Recommended Web Sites
  • 5.5: Film and Press
• 6: About Paul
  • 6.1: Paul Oliver
  • 6.2: Oliver's Camp
  • 6.3: Sitemap
• 7: Contact Paul

Mobile Safari

FEBRUARY 2004

12 nights of fun and spectacle at Moru Kopjes, Serengeti, Sanjan and Naaibadad Ndutu.

A Serengeti Ecosystem extravaganza safari. 9 guests and three guides in three vehicles is the very best way to safari a larger group and to really experience the diversity this incredible area has on offer. Scenery, people and wildlife doesn’t get any better.

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