Tanzania is home to some of Africa’s most celebrated safari landscapes. From the endless plains of the Serengeti to the vast wilderness of the Selous and Ruaha, the country offers an exceptional diversity of experiences. See first-hand the drama of the Great Migration, explore the wildlife-rich Ngorongoro Crater and discover national parks teeming with elephants, lions and leopards. For guests looking beyond the safari experience, Tanzania’s landscapes range from the snow-capped peak of Mount Kilimanjaro to the idyllic white sand beaches of Zanzibar. Rich cultural heritage, welcoming communities and spectacular scenery combine to create an unforgettable destination. Whether tracking wildlife across the savannah, discovering remote wilderness regions or unwinding on Zanzibar’s pristine shores, Tanzania offers an inspiring blend of nature, culture and unforgettable scenery.
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Safari Parks and Reserves
The celebrated Serengeti is where to see the Great Migration and is part of a popular ‘Northern Circuit’ which also includes Tarangire, Lake Manyara and the stunning Ngorongoro Crater. For a quieter safari, head to the beautiful southern parks of Ruaha and Nyerere.
Tanzania's Culture
Whilst Tanzania has more than 120 ethnic groups, the Maasai are the most evident, and it is not unusual to see them in Tanzania’s traditional safari areas. The island of Zanzibar has a strong Indian/ Arabic influence, adding an intriguing mix to the traditional Swahili culture.
Mount Kilimanjaro
Whilst the best views of Kilimanjaro are from Kenya’s Amboseli National Park, it is Tanzania that is justifiably proud of its iconic landmark. For those looking for an adventure, then join a supported climb to its summit; the challenge is worth the view!
Beach Stays
The tropical island of Zanzibar is without doubt the most popular beach destination after a Tanzanian safari. Affectionately known as the ‘spice island’, it is famous for its dazzling white sandy beaches, blue turquoise waters and the UNESCO-listed historic Stone Town.
Safari Activities
To really make the most of your Tanzanian safari, it’s best to combine a few safari parks. Game drives are a must, and you can complement these with bush walks. For the ultimate experience, drift over the Serengeti in a hot air balloon.
Coastal Activities
Whilst a beach stay after a safari brings a welcome rest, there is still plenty to do for those wanting to explore and partake in something a little more active. Zanzibar offers year-round water sports for all interests and abilities.
