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Places To Go In Tanzania

Kilimanjaro & Mt Meru Climbs

Kilimanjaro is the highest mountain on the African continent and the world’s tallest free standing massif. It is the fourth highest of the world’s famous ‘Seven Summits’ and its snow-capped image is exceptionally beautiful. Kilimanjaro is a national park covering an area of...

Lake Manyara National Park

Where other parks may be vast or dramatic, Lake Manyara National Park is picturesque. Between the soda lake, which expands and contracts according to season, and the steep western wall of the Rift Valley, the park protects a narrow 330km2 tract of land. Its lush ground-water forests, woodlands,...

Ngorogoro Crater

The Ngorongoro Crater is 16km wide, the largest unflooded volcanic caldera in the world. From its rim, thickly forested walls drop 600 metres into a spectacular natural arena that supports enormous concentrations of wildlife year round. Descending into the crater, you encounter large herds of zebra...

Selous & Ruaha National Parks

The Selous Game Reserve and the Ruaha National Park are captivating wilderness areas where remote landscapes and abundant wildlife never fail to enthral. There are only a small handful of camps and they can be reached by light aircraft from Dar es Salaam, or, if time allows, by road. Between them,...

Serengeti National Park

Words cannot capture the vastness of the Serengeti. Its natural abundance of wildlife provides incredible game viewing. On the open, grassy savannah, antelope species include eland, Grant’s and Thomson’s gazelles, topi and hartebeest. In the denser bush and acacia of the central...

Tanzania Coast

Largely undiscovered and unspoilt, the Tanzania coast is fast catching the attention of travellers looking to enjoy lovely beaches, coral reefs and ancient ports far from the madding crowd. A hundred kilometres north of Dar es Salaam, Saadani is Tanzania’s newest national park, a...

Tarangire National Park

Tarangire National Park is known for its huge number of elephant. It is best in the dry season, July – November, when large herds of game, including eland, kudu, wildebeest, buffalo and elephant, are drawn to the permanent waters of the Tarangire River. The abundant lion, jackal and diverse...

Western Tanzania

Gombe Stream and Mahale Mountains are extraordinarily beautiful national parks by the shores of Lake Tanganyika. Draped in lush emerald vegetation, the remote Mahale Mountain chain, inhabited by the wild chimpanzees made famous by Jane Goodall’s work in the 60s, rise behind the sandy beaches...