Majestic landscapes, spectacular wildlife encounters, idyllic white-sand beaches and rich culture make Tanzania a destination of unparalleled appeal. This unique combination of experiences, alongside the country’s charismatic and captivating people, make it one of our favorite destinations.
In the northeast, Mount Kilimanjaro, Africa’s highest peak, rises above vast plains teeming with game. The most famous of these, the Serengeti, bursts with life and plays host to the epic migration of millions-strong herds of wildebeest and zebra, keenly watched by big cats, wild dog and crocodiles. Nearby, the lush Ngorongoro Conservation Area combines the Big Five with spectacular views of volcanic landscapes, and at Lake Manyara hippo wallow in the cool water against a colorful backdrop of flamingos.
The southern part of the country, once the preserve of colonial hunters, now has some of the largest wildlife sanctuaries in Africa. In the west, chimpanzees swing through the trees in mountain jungles.
Finally, the powder-sand beaches of the Indian Ocean offer a blissful place to relax after time on safari, the turquoise waters and exotic marine life making for excellent snorkeling and diving.
Majestic landscapes, spectacular wildlife encounters, idyllic white-sand beaches and rich culture make Tanzania a destination of unparalleled appeal. This unique combination of experiences, alongside the country’s charismatic and captivating people, make it one of our favorite destinations.
In the northeast, Mount Kilimanjaro, Africa’s highest peak, rises above vast plains teeming with game. The most famous of these, the Serengeti, bursts with life and plays host to the epic migration of millions-strong herds of wildebeest and zebra, keenly watched by big cats, wild dog and crocodiles. Nearby, the lush Ngorongoro Conservation Area combines the Big Five with spectacular views of volcanic landscapes, and at Lake Manyara hippo wallow in the cool water against a colorful backdrop of flamingos.
The southern part of the country, once the preserve of colonial hunters, now has some of the largest wildlife sanctuaries in Africa. In the west, chimpanzees swing through the trees in mountain jungles.
Finally, the powder-sand beaches of the Indian Ocean offer a blissful place to relax after time on safari, the turquoise waters and exotic marine life making for excellent snorkeling and diving.