Tanzania Safari Destinations

Tarangire National Park boasts a diverse population of big and small animals, with many permanent residents. You can expect to encounter many varied and exciting things during your stay. The wildlife in the area includes elephants, giraffes, impalas, warthogs, zebras, wildebeests, dwarf mongoose,...

The Serengeti is situated to the north of the country. The Kenyan Masai Mara Game Reserve borders it to the north and the Ngorongoro Conservation Area to the south. It is a popular destination for safari enthusiasts as it is one of only two African conservation areas where the annual migration of...

Arusha National Park boasts an impressive size of 137 sq. km, making it a must-visit destination in Tanzania. Situated only 37 km from Arusha city, the park's proximity makes it ideal for day trips. The park is famous for four main features: the Ngurdoto Crater, Momela Lakes, the highland Montane...

Lake Manyara National Park may be smaller than other national parks in Tanzania, but it boasts stunning landscapes and diverse wildlife. The lake is a soda or alkaline lake with a maximum depth of 3.7m. The park's vegetation changes from groundwater forests to flood plains and acacia wood plains,...

The Gombe Stream National Park is located on the northeastern shore of Lake and is relatively small. Tanganyika is close to the Burundi border. Despite its size, the park has gained worldwide recognition due to the groundbreaking work of Dr. Jane Goodall arrived to study chimpanzee behavior. Park...

The Mahale Mountains National Park can be found in the area. The western part of Tanzania is known for its breathtaking scenery. The park shares its borders with Lake Tanganyika, one of the world's oldest and deepest lakes. Reaching the park is an adventure, as it can only be accessed by air and...

Do you know that Kilimanjaro National Park houses the highest free-standing mountain in the world and the tallest mountain in Africa? The name of this mountain is Mount Kilimanjaro. They are composed of three volcanoes: Shira (4,269 m) in the west, Mawenzi (5,280 m) in the east, and the youngest...

The mountain also has a variety of vegetation zones. It starts with savannah dotted by yellow fever trees and wild date palms. The savannah is followed by the dry montane forest that is home to tall junipers also known as African pencil cedars that can reach a height of up to 30 meters. Next is t...

In 1979 the Ngorongoro Conservation Area was designated a UNESCO world heritage site. This area comprises diverse landscapes, including dense mountain forests, woodlands, grasslands, lakes, and swamps. Some of the world's most significant archaeological sites, such as Oldupai Gorge and Laetoli, a...

The vegetation in Ruaha National Park differs drastically between flat treeless savannahs, Miombo woodlands, dry bush lands, swamps and riverine forests. Almost 1650 different plant species can be found in the park, creating a one-of-a-kind botanical paradise.

The park is named after the gr...

Zanzibar, known as the spice island, has a rich history influenced by early Arab traders. It has beautiful beaches in the Indian Ocean and beach hotels of varying standards. The Zanzibar Archipelago consists of the primary islands of Unguja and Pemba, along with a few smaller, unexplored islands....