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Places To Visit In Tanzania
It's time to explore the thrilling world of Tanzania, a paradise for adventurers and lovers of beauty. From the towering Mount Kilimanjaro to the wildlife-rich expanses of the Serengeti and the vibrant, culturally rich scenes of Zanzibar, every corner of Tanzania opens up a new chapter of adventure.
Begin your journey where each step lets’ you partake in a thousand-mile adventure—scaling Kilimanjaro's peaks, swimming into the ocean's depths, and experiencing endless savannah sunsets. Enter the rare wilderness of the Nyerere often called the untouched lungs of Tanzania, and feel the pulse of life in the Ngorongoro Crater.
Rejoice in the tranquil beauty of dawn as it spreads over vast expanses and feel the vibrant energy of the day turning to night. Tanzania invites you to become part of its epic story, creating memories etched in your heart forever.
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Serengeti National Park
Serengeti National Park is a premier safari destination in northern Tanzania, widely famous for hosting the largest terrestrial mammal migration in the world. This vast park offers exceptional wildlife viewing throughout the year, across its varied landscapes from southern plains to riverine forests.
- Witness the great annual wildebeest migration
- Enjoy top-tier wildlife viewing year-round
- Experience hot-air balloon safaris
- Explore extensive, untouched plains
- Great place in Tanzania to spot the predators
Serengeti invites you to immerse in its expansive wilderness. Here, every visit offers a unique chance to connect with nature in one of Africa’s most iconic landscapes.
Tarangire National Park
Tarangire National Park is well-known for its large elephant population and stunning baobab-studded landscapes. During the dryer months of July and November, the park offers some of the most breathtaking game-viewing experiences as animals congregate in large numbers around the Tarangire River.
- Home to large herds of elephants
- Excellent bird-watching experiences
- Baobab trees create a picturesque scene
- Great wildlife viewing in the dry season
- Excellent accommodations in and around the national park
You will feel the heartbeat of Tarangire on Safaris in Tanzania with every moment of every visit as nature’s best reveals herself in breathtaking beauty.
Lake Manyara National Park
Lake Manyara National Park, situated at the base of the Great Rift Valley escarpment boasts a shallow, alkaline lake and a wide range of habitats. Famous for tree-climbing lions and large elephant herds, the park offers a unique jungle-like groundwater forest filled with olive baboons and blue monkeys.
- Watch elephants roam and lions climb trees
- Explore the 370m-long treetop walkway
- Enjoy superb birding opportunities
- Experience canoe safaris and night drives
- Close to Arusha and major safari routes
Only 90 minutes away from the city of Arusha and a few hours from the Serengeti and Ngorongoro, Lake Manyara is an excellent place for visitors who want a day of tranquillity and amazing wildlife viewing.
Ngorongoro Conservation Area - Ndutu
Ngorongoro Conservation Area, a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Tanzania, features the world’s largest intact volcanic caldera. This diverse landscape hosts a rich variety of wildlife, including the famous Big Five, amidst stunning geological formations like the Olduvai Gorge.
- Exceptional year-round wildlife viewing
- Frequent sightings of the Big Five
- Home to old elephant bulls with massive tusks
- Majestic views from the crater rim
- Cultural visits to Maasai villages available
Explore the breathtaking Ngorongoro Conservation Area where every safari is a vivid encounter with nature’s marvels set against an ancient volcanic crater backdrop.
Lake Eyasi
Lake Eyasi, located at the southwestern edge of the Ngorongoro Conservation Area, is a fascinating soda lake surrounded by picturesque landscapes. Visitors can experience the unique culture of the Hadzabe and Tindiga tribes, who have lived as hunters and gatherers for thousands of years, providing a rare glimpse into their traditional lifestyles.
- Explore the Hadzabe bushmen's ancient culture
- Witness early morning hunting displays
- Gather honey with the tribes
- Enjoy traditional dance performances
- Scenic backdrop of Lake Eyasi
Visit Lake Eyasi for a memorable cultural experience with the Hadzabe and Tindiga tribes, set against the beautiful and serene landscapes of this unique soda lake.
Lake Natron
Lake Natron, located in northern Tanzania, is a unique soda lake situated at the base of the Ol Doinyo Lengai volcano. Known for its high salinity and striking red hues, it serves as a vital breeding ground for flamingos and offers breathtaking views and unique wildlife experiences.
- Prime breeding ground for 2.5 million flamingos
- Stunning red and orange lake colours
- Water temperatures between 40-60°C
- Largest flamingo migration globally
- Covers an area of 1,040 km²
Explore Lake Natron's unique environment where flamingos flourish and nature presents its most extreme landscapes, inviting the adventurous at heart.
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Zanzibar
Zanzibar Beach is truly a heavenly island just off the Tanzanian coast, well known for its sugar-white sandy beaches and crystal-clear, turquoise water. More than just a sumptuously sunny getaway, each of Zanzibar’s beaches has its own beauty to contain, embodying the wonder and enchantment set in their rich, cultural backdrop.
- Explore pristine Nungwi Beach at the northern tip.
- Experience magical sunsets at Kendwa Beach.
- Enjoy kitesurfing at vibrant Paje Beach.
- Discover tranquil Jambiani’s cultural richness.
- Relax in luxury at exclusive Matemwe Beach.
Zanzibar Beach welcomes you to this paradise, the place where every speck of dust is a tale of chant and lores, making it an ideal location for the perfect seaside break:
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Kilimanjaro
Mount Kilimanjaro, the tallest freestanding mountain globally, towers over the Tanzanian plains. An ancient volcano, Kilimanjaro’s peak at 5,895m is covered with glaciers and snow, and the journey to the top offers an unforgettable adventure across five ecological zones.
- Trek through five distinct ecological zones.
- Summit Africa's highest point, Uhuru Peak.
- Observe rare wildlife like colobus monkeys.
- Experience dramatic views from the Lava Tower.
- Explore diverse flora, including the endemic impatiens Kilimanjaro.
Mount Kilimanjaro beckons to climbers seeking to reach its peaks and explore the hidden stories and sprawling panoramas that make each climb so special.
Mount Meru
Mount Meru is the second-highest peak in Tanzania, located at 4,566 meters, and is a dormant stratovolcano in Arusha National Park. Mount Meru is a more laid-back alternative than Kilimanjaro, and hikers are rewarded with rich experiences of an enigmatic climb through a variety of landscapes and abundant wildlife, which is why many choose it as an acclimatization trek.
- Tanzania’s second-highest peak, majestic views.
- Abundant wildlife sightings, including day one of the climb.
- Ideal for acclimatization before Kilimanjaro.
- Ascend via scenic Momela route.
- Comfortable dormitory-style hut accommodations.
Mount Meru is a great alternative and provides a good opportunity for acclimatization before the Kilimanjaro trek. This trek will challenge you and allow you to be alone amidst Tanzania’s visual crowning jewels.