From safari adventures in the Serengeti National Park to coastal holidays on white-sand beaches, Tanzania offers unique and memorable experiences.
Tanzania is a country of East Africa boasting many natural treasures. It houses the highest peak of Africa as well as the lowest point and a part of the largest lake of the continent.
After Mt Kilimanjaro, Serengeti National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is one of the highlights. It is famous for its annual migration of over 1.5 million wild animals and its countless Nile crocodiles. It covers 14,750 square kilometres of savannah, grassland plains, woodlands and forests. It lies in North-western Tanzania, at the border of Kenya.
Tanzania’s climate is equatorial and quite constant, which makes it a year-round destination. The light rain season is from November to March, with very short rains followed by sunshine. It is much warmer from December to March and there are longer rains in April and May.
See
Mt Kilimanjaro: The highest mountain in Africa
Ngorongoro Crater: The highland is full of wild animals such as elephants, buffalos, black rhinos and much more
Unspoilt beaches with white sand beaches and palm trees
Stone Age sites: Isimila Gorge and rock paintings close to Kolo
Zanzibar Stone Town
Experience
A safari in Serengeti National Park
Scuba diving around Zanzibar or Pemba
Kayaking in the coastal waters
A cultural tour to learn about the ethnic groups, their customs and way of life
