About Tanzania
Tanzania holds some of the planet’s most celebrated national parks and natural wonders. Covering nearly 40% of its landmass in protected conservation areas, it is a sanctuary for Africa’s highest concentrations of large mammals.
The Serengeti & Ngorongoro Crater
The Serengeti National Park is legendary for its boundless savannahs and year-round wildlife migration. Here, predator-prey dynamics play out daily as lion prides, cheetahs, and leopards stalk vast herds across the golden grass.
Nearby, the Ngorongoro Crater — a 20-kilometre-wide volcanic caldera — hosts an enclosed sanctuary of over 25,000 animals, including the endangered black rhino, dense lion populations, and thousands of flamingos wading across Lake Magadi.
Kilimanjaro Summit & Southern Wilderness
Mount Kilimanjaro rises 5,895 meters above the plains, standing as the highest free-standing mountain in the world. Far to the south, Nyerere National Park (formerly Selous) and Ruaha National Park offer thrilling remote boat safaris, wild dog sightings, and untouched bush wilderness away from crowds.
Zanzibar & Island Bliss
After exhilarating days on safari, the spice island of Zanzibar beckons with its UNESCO-listed Stone Town, fragrant clove plantations, and turquoise coral waters perfect for diving, dhow sunset cruises, and total rejuvenation.