SWAHILI COAST
The Swahili Coast encompasses the whole of Tanzania’s beautiful coastline. You can include a visit to this dramatic and historic coast in a driving or flying safari or, if you prefer you can sail ...
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UDZUNGWA MOUNTAINS IN TANZANIA
Udzungwa Mountains National Park is a forest park where only hiking is allowed. Walking amongst 60m tall trees and swimming in 180m waterfall plunge pools really is something different. This allows you to ...
Grumeti Reserve
Grumeti Reserve is a superb big game and birdwatching destination located next to the western corridor of the Serengeti. It is an exclusive destination and has none of the overcrowding that can happen in ...
Serengeti National Park
Serengeti’s name comes from the Masai word ‘Serengeti’ which means ‘endless plains’. This is one of the biggest wilderness areas in the world. Visitors to the Serengeti can expect an unforgettable wildlife experience no ...
Katavi and Sumbawanga
The town of Sumbawanga has Katavi National Park to the North and the remote Lake Rukwa game reserve to the east. The area is seldom visited by tourists and is reachable only on ...
Ten Myths about Safari in Tanzania
Ten Myths about Tanzania Safaris, There are many incorrect assumptions about Tanzania safaris this list the most common. 1: Tanzania is a dangerous and violent and going on safari puts you at risk ...
Arusha & Mount Meru
Arusha is a relaxed town in Northern Tanzania where most northern circuit safaris begin. It has plenty of bars, restaurants and nightclubs with a bohemian atmosphere. The dormant volcano Mt Meru dominates the ...
SOUTHERN HINGLANDS
The southern highlands are great for hiking off the beaten track and are the home of the Kipunji monkey. This a new genus discovered in 2003 on Mount Rungwe. These remote highlands cover an ...
Lake Manyara
Lake Manyara is one of Tanzania’s smallest and most accessible parks when coming from Arusha (<2h drive) and a perfect introduction for the first-time self drive goer. The game drive circuits are well maintained, ...
Ruaha National Park Tanzania
The Kisigio and Rungwa River Game Reserves and Ruaha National Park total a protected area of 25,600 sq. Kilometers. Ruaha is Tanzania’s second largest national park and one of the wildest. Crocodiles, hippos and ...