Photos
The wonderful staff of Pizzarusha! |
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A sunny day on the side of Pizzarusha. This side of the building was actually designed by the famous architect, Jean Leanto. |
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Cookin' up some wildebeest soup!
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The backyard of Pizzarusha; we are building a guesthouse.
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The sky's view of Pizzarusha, Mt. Kilimanjaro is ever present. |
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Brilliant lesser pink flamingos at the base of Ngorongoro Crater in its salton lake. |
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Majestic Mt. Kilimanjaro in the background on a clear January morning. These trekkers are posing late morning after their summit. |
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It is common to see many such lions on the plains of the Serengeti National Park, one of our guest shot this picture from the comfort of a four-wheel drive land rover with an open top. |
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Guests enjoy wonderful candlelight dinners under tents every night of their safari experience. |
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The muddy highways on the way to Lake Manyara National Park. You are actually looking at a UN vehicle that was stuck while the safari vehicles motored on through. |
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This is the land that Pizzarusha was constructed on, taken in May of 1998.
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The wildebeest migration in the Serengeti National Park is one of the most awesome occurrences of the all the wildlife a visitor witnesses. |
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Impalas crossing the road a beautiful northern Serengeti morning.
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Close viewings such as this giraffe are every day occurrences on safari. |
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A camping safari in the Serengeti. |
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A misty view of lake Manyara, although small this park boasts a surprisingly fun concentration of exotic animals including its famous hippos and elephants. |
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The second floor of Pizzarusha is only for the daredevils in the crowd. |
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Our little Baboon friend has no concern of the rain nor the passing Land Rover. |
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The breathtaking views of Kilimanjaro on a crisp January morning, you are truly, "on top of the world on this trek!" |
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An evening view from the edge of the Ngorongoro Crater, below lies one of the most exotic parks in the world featuring lions, hippos, zebras, flamingos and rhinos. Words cannot describe its majesty. |
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This peak is actually not the top of Kilimanjaro but a competing peak adjacent to the summit. |
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All the employees of Pizzarusha love theirs jobs! |
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The shadowy romantic Pizzarusha, once bitten by the charm you will never forget it!
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Elephants on the move at the bottom of the Ngorongoro Crater. |
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An Elephant charges the vehicle on the edge of the Ngorongoro Crater, an elephant rising its ears in this manner means it is listening and not pleased, it was possibly protecting a baby or a female that could not be see in the trees. |
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Maitre D' Sixbert at Chez Pizzarusha with another happy and full customer. |
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The back alley of Pizzarusha, also known as "mudville." |
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Another pleased employee of Pizzarusha! |
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Awe shucks the romance of it all, "where kings eat." |
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The Red Room at Four Seasons? No! Chez Pizzarusha for your African dining pleasure. |
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There is plenty of parking at Pizzarusha. |
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Two female lions enjoying the afternoon on the plains of the Serengeti. |
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Pizzarusha is about nothing but detail! |
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The "King of the Jungle" taken on cloudy morning on the bottom of the Ngorongoro Crater. |
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"A computer on every desk" is just one of our mottoes at Chez Pizzarusha. |
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Sixbert enjoying the ambiance at, "his place." |
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Sixbert and yet another "happy traveler" that he has impressed with not only his graciousness and charm but the simply groovy taste of his menu. |
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The Cadillac of the jungle. |
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Arriving in Zanzibar, Tanzania. |
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The calming seas that surround Zanzibar. |
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A view of Kilimanjaro from the steps of Pizzarusha. |
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Getting gas on the way to the Serengeti. |
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The dominant Kilimanjaro grows larger to the eye with each day of the ascent. The background view is of the famous, "breakfast wall," where many climbers, "lose their breakfast," on the steep incline. |
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Taken in the middle of the day one can really get a feel for the deep green jungle at the base of Kilimanjaro. |
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The proprietor Sixbert taking a moment with yet another satisfied customer. |
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The view into the soon to be completed hotel adjacent to Pizzarusha. |
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Sixbert and his posse. |