The highlights of our experience are our Taasa Moments including:

- Sensitive off-road sSafari in a open-sided 4x4 vehicle

- Nature walks

- Nighttime safari

- Bush breakfast

- Bush lunch

- Up Close animal sightings

- Evening bush sundowners

- Boma dining experience

- Maasai village visit

- Primary school visit

We pride ourselves in our safari experience. At Taasa, wildlife is abundant all year round as the animals that live around our lodge do not all follow the migration. Our residents include the Big 5, plains game, an abundance in bird life and the elusive Nocturnal 5.

Safari experiences include:
- Experienced guides and trackers
- Off-road safari 24/7
- Open safari vehicles
- Private game vehicles
- Night safaris
- Nature walks
- Up close, Big 5 sightings

During certain months of the year (typically June – October) the migratory herds of wildebeest and zebra make for one of the natural world’s most spectacular sights. River crossings, especially, are not to be missed. After dithering back and forth on the banks one brave wildebeest jumps in, with hundreds following behind. The migration is a phenomenon that must be seen to be believed. You’ll be mesmerized by the sights and sounds of the natural world at its most impressive.

TAASA is ideally situated for the Northern Serengeti migration, and guests can embark on a trip to the Tanzania/Kenya border to witness the great the Mara River crossing.

Walking in the bush, surrounded by all the sights, sounds and smells of Africa is completely different and more personal experience than a drive in a Safari vehicle. Learn about medicinal plants, how to start a fire with sticks, and the wildlife tracks you might encounter.

The Maasai are among the best known of African tribes due to their adherence of distinctive customs and dress. Whereas many of the Maasai bomas found in the Northern Tanzanian Safari circuit are geared entirely towards visiting tourists, the Maasai of Ololosokwan remain unaffected by large scale tourism and are therefore always enthusiastic about sharing their cultural beliefs with the few visitors they receive. A visit among the local people of Tanzania can easily become one of the most rewarding experiences of a visit to Africa.

Whether your child is interested in identifying wildlife via tracks and dung, learning about stars in the southern hemisphere, or drawing the animals seen during safari drives, the experienced and enthusiastic staff at TAASA is eager to design activities that will entertain and delight children of all ages.