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Tanzania
Synonymous with safari, Tanzania is a country of big landscapes and big game. The vast plains of the Serengeti teem with predators and prey.
It’s this vast park that attracts all the attention, and rightly so thanks to the constant drama that the Great Migration provides year-round. But the Serengeti actually forms part of a greater “Northern Circuit” of spectacular reserves. These incorporate the Ngorongoro Crater, Tarangire, Lake Manyara and even Mount Kilimanjaro.
And away from the north, the adventure continues. Ruaha and Selous, in the south of the country, offer very different experiences in contrasting environments. Whilst Zanzibar, with its perfect beaches and Arabian feel, is the perfect place to unwind after a busy safari.
Three Places to Visit in Tanzania
Serengeti National Park
Packed with predators and prey, the Serengeti’s savanna is bursting with life and death. Its drama peaks with the arrival of the Great Migration, one of Africa’s natural wonders.
Ngorongoro Crater
Wildlife roams Ngorongoro’s fertile crater floor, whilst spectacular lodges cling to its dramatic rim. Beyond the crater, remote highlands are grazed by traditional pastoralists.
Zanzibar
Where Arabia meets Africa, Zanzibar is a country within a country. Its white-sand beaches provide the perfect space to unwind after a safari, beside the Indian Ocean.
Three Things to Do in Tanzania
Witness a Crossing
Watch as wildebeests surge in a mad dash across the treacherous waters of the Mara River. This frantic action can see hundreds of thousands of animals move at once.
Climb Kilimanjaro
Ascend Africa’s highest peak, camping on its slopes as you gradually approach the peak. Requiring little technical ability, this is a challenging but accessible experience.
Explore Stone Town
For a taste of uniquely Zanzibari culture and history, take a walking tour through the island’s capital. Discover the Arabian, Indian, Persian and even European influences seen here.