- Tanzania is the home of legendary places such as Serengeti, and Kilimanjaro. Thees attractions are just a few of many that the country boasts.
- Natural highlights abound, including Ngorongoro Crater - the largest intact caldera in the world, Olduvai Gorge, said to be the birthplace of man, and the 20-million-year-old Great Rift Valley.
- Aside from the iconic safari destinations Tanzania boasts some of the most dramatic wilderness areas in the southern parts of the country - areas that are considered Africa's new frontier. Reserves such as Selous and Ruaha are staking their claim in the upper echelons of African safari
- More than 25% of Tanzania is dedicated to conservation areas, protecting over 20% of Africa's large mammals and 35 species of antelope, including 1,5 million Wildebeest
- It is possible to view the 'Big Five' in Tanzania - Elephant, Buffalo, Rhino, Lion, Leopard and other sought after species such as Cheetah, Wild Dog, Hippo, Zebra, Giraffe and the famous "Jane Goodall" chimpanzees on the shores of Lake Tanganyika in Mahale Mountains National Park
- Tanzania boasts over 1000 bird species, with Lake Manyara National Park alone being home to more than 400. It is a year round birding destination, but at the height of the winter months, some 160 species of migrants add to the diversity
- It is easy to combine the adventures of big game viewing with relaxing beach holidays in one of Africa's best safari and beach holiday destinations
- Accompanied walking trails and boat excursions are available in certain areas
- Tanzanite, a rare and highly desirable gemstone, is mined only in Tanzania
The Serengeti is the largest National Park in Tanzania, and one of Africa's premier game parks.The Serengeti plains are the setting for the ...
The majority of Tanzania safari operators plying the northern safari circuit are based in Arusha. Arusha also has its own small, easily acce...
Exotic, modern, vibrant and a true African city, Dar Es Salaam in Tanzania is fast becoming a go-to destination on the African map....
There are no humans for hundreds of miles and Chada is the sole safari camp. The only people you will see are the lodge staff and other gues...
Africa's highest point, and the highest free-standing mountain in the world, Kilimanjaro is part of African folklore drawing hundreds of tho...
Lake Manyara in Tanzania is a birding paradise. More than 400 bird species occur at this National Park in Tanzania. Famous for its flocks of...
Lake Victoria plays a vital role in the lives of millions of people who live on the shoreline of Africa's largest lake. Bordered by Uganda, ...
Mahale is one of the most remote and beautiful of all Tanzania's National Parks and its dangling vines and cheeky inhabitants will make you ...
The Ngorongoro Crater is truly one of the greatest sanctuaries on earth and should be experienced by everyone. Stay at Ngorongoro Crater Saf...
Ruaha National Park gives you the chance to experience an authentic Tanzania safari away from the crowds in an area that has remained unchan...
The Selous Game Reserve in southern Tanzania was proclaimed a Unesco World Heritage site in 1982 because of the diversity of its ecology...
Tarangire National Park in Tanzania is quickly becoming as iconic as its close neighbours Serengeti and Ngorongoro and provides a perfect Ta...