Nomads of the Serengeti

This is one of the greatest migrations in nature: the wildebeest migration. For just over 3 months, Jean Du Plessis follows them from the crossing of the Mara River to the mass birthing grounds, where millions of animals are inconstant motion.

Safari guide Jean Du Plessis is in the Serengeti witnessing the largest mass birth on the planet, where the Wildebeest migration pauses annually. As the herd heads back north toward the Mara River, crocodiles await their annual feast.

Wildlife Expert and Safari guide Jean Du Plessis explores the Ngorogoro's highlands and caldera on the edge of the Serengeti. The caldera is a wildlife haven that some have called a modern day Eden because of the density and diversity of its wildlife.

Mt. Kilimanjaro is the highest freestanding peak in Africa and has the most climatic zones of any single place on the planet. Jean Du Plessis has been guiding tours of the Serengeti for twenty years, but he now makes his first climb to the peak.

Wildlife expert and Safari guide Jean Du Plessis travels to Mahale Mountains National Park in the hopes of spending time with the wild chimpanzees that live in the forests in this remote and protected corner of Tanzania.