Destinations

    Explore Tanzania's most spectacular wildlife destinations, from the legendary Serengeti to the pristine beaches of Zanzibar.

    Serengeti National Park
    UNESCO World Heritage Site

    Serengeti National Park

    Home to the Great Migration, the Serengeti offers unparalleled wildlife viewing opportunities with vast plains teeming with lions, elephants, and wildebeest.

    Highlights

    Great Migration
    Big Five
    Endless Plains
    Hot Air Balloon Safaris
    Ngorongoro Crater
    UNESCO World Heritage Site

    Ngorongoro Crater

    A UNESCO World Heritage Site, this massive volcanic caldera hosts an incredible density of wildlife in one of Africa's most beautiful settings.

    Highlights

    Crater Wildlife
    Black Rhinos
    Flamingo Lakes
    Maasai Culture
    Mount Kilimanjaro
    UNESCO World Heritage Site

    Mount Kilimanjaro

    Africa's highest peak offers adventurers the chance to trek through five climate zones to reach the snow-capped summit at 5,895 meters.

    Highlights

    Summit Trek
    Glaciers
    Diverse Ecosystems
    Uhuru Peak
    Tarangire National Park

    Tarangire National Park

    Famous for its elephant herds and ancient baobab trees, Tarangire offers a more intimate safari experience with diverse wildlife.

    Highlights

    Elephant Herds
    Baobab Trees
    Bird Watching
    River Crossings
    Lake Manyara National Park

    Lake Manyara National Park

    Known for tree-climbing lions and thousands of flamingos, this park offers diverse habitats from groundwater forest to soda lake.

    Highlights

    Tree-Climbing Lions
    Flamingos
    Forest Walks
    Hot Springs
    Zanzibar Archipelago
    UNESCO World Heritage Site

    Zanzibar Archipelago

    After your safari, relax on pristine beaches with crystal-clear waters, explore Stone Town's historic streets, and discover rich Swahili culture.

    Highlights

    White Beaches
    Spice Tours
    Stone Town
    Coral Reefs
    Ruaha National Park

    Ruaha National Park

    Tanzania's largest national park offers remote wilderness, massive elephant herds, and exceptional predator concentrations in an untouched African landscape.

    Highlights

    Remote Wilderness
    Elephant Super-herds
    Predator Capital
    Great Ruaha River
    Nyerere National Park (Selous)
    UNESCO World Heritage Site

    Nyerere National Park (Selous)

    Africa's largest protected wildlife reserve offers boat safaris, walking safaris, and pristine wilderness far from tourist crowds.

    Highlights

    Rufiji River Safaris
    Walking Safaris
    Vast Wilderness
    Wild Dogs
    Mahale Mountains National Park

    Mahale Mountains National Park

    Remote chimpanzee paradise on Lake Tanganyika's shores, offering primate trekking and pristine freshwater beaches in untouched wilderness.

    Highlights

    Chimpanzee Trekking
    Lake Tanganyika
    Pristine Beaches
    Mountain Forests
    Katavi National Park

    Katavi National Park

    Tanzania's most remote major park offers massive buffalo herds, hippo pools, and untouched wilderness for adventurous safari seekers.

    Highlights

    Buffalo Super-herds
    Hippo Concentrations
    Remote Wilderness
    Authentic Africa
    Arusha National Park

    Arusha National Park

    Compact park near Arusha town featuring Mount Meru, Momella Lakes, crater highlands, and diverse habitats from forest to alpine meadows.

    Highlights

    Mount Meru Trekking
    Colobus Monkeys
    Momella Lakes
    Flamingo Viewing
    Lake Natron
    Flamingo Paradise

    Lake Natron

    A hauntingly beautiful alkaline lake famous for its otherworldly red and pink hues, flamingo breeding colonies, and stunning views of the active Ol Doinyo Lengai volcano.

    Highlights

    Flamingo breeding grounds
    Ol Doinyo Lengai volcano
    Alkaline hot springs
    Unique geological features
    Gombe Stream National Park
    Chimpanzee Haven

    Gombe Stream National Park

    Tanzania's smallest national park, made famous by Dr. Jane Goodall's groundbreaking chimpanzee research. An intimate wilderness experience focused on wild chimpanzee trekking.

    Highlights

    Wild chimpanzee trekking
    Jane Goodall research site
    Lake Tanganyika beaches
    Primate research center
    Mikumi National Park
    Southern Circuit Gem

    Mikumi National Park

    Tanzania's fourth-largest national park offering excellent wildlife viewing along the main highway from Dar es Salaam. Known for its open horizons and abundant wildlife similar to the Serengeti.

    Highlights

    Easy access from Dar es Salaam
    Big game viewing
    Elephant herds
    Scenic Mkata floodplain
    Saadani National Park
    Where Bush Meets Beach

    Saadani National Park

    Tanzania's only coastal national park where the beach meets the bush. Unique opportunity to watch elephants on the Indian Ocean shoreline while enjoying both safari and seaside activities.

    Highlights

    Beach safari combination
    Marine wildlife
    Coastal elephants
    Boat safaris on Wami River
    Udzungwa Mountains National Park
    Africa's Galápagos

    Udzungwa Mountains National Park

    A pristine mountain wilderness known as the 'Galápagos of Africa' for its exceptional biodiversity. Spectacular hiking, endemic primates, and stunning waterfalls in untouched rainforest.

    Highlights

    Endemic primates
    Waterfall hikes
    Rainforest trekking
    Biodiversity hotspot

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