Tanzania

Tanzania is Africa’s wild heart—home to the Serengeti’s Great Migration, snow-capped Kilimanjaro, and spice-scented Zanzibar. From vast savannahs to turquoise shores, it’s a land of raw beauty, vibrant cultures, and unforgettable adventures.

Kilimanjaro

Conquering Africa's Highest Peak
Conquering Africa's Highest Peak
Breathtaking Landscapes
Breathtaking Landscapes
Diverse Wildlife
Diverse Wildlife
Stunning Natural Beauty
Stunning Natural Beauty
Unique Flora and Fauna
Unique Flora and Fauna
Incredible Sunrises and Sunsets
Incredible Sunrises and Sunsets
VIEW TOURS
Kilimanjaro

Bagamoyo

History
History
Culture
Culture
Coastline
Coastline
VIEW TOURS
Bagamoyo

Mto Wa Mbu

Cultural Experience
Cultural Experience
Village Market
Village Market
Local Interactions
Local Interactions
Artisan Crafts
Artisan Crafts
Farming Life
Farming Life
VIEW TOURS
Mto Wa Mbu

Karatu

Culture
Culture
Coffee
Coffee
Wildlife
Wildlife
Scenery
Scenery
VIEW TOURS
Karatu

Arusha

Wildlife
Wildlife
Game Drive
Game Drive
Culture
Culture
VIEW TOURS
Arusha

Lake Victoria

Wildlife Encounters
Wildlife Encounters
Nature
Nature
Cultural Exchanges
Cultural Exchanges
VIEW TOURS
Lake Victoria

Mikumi National Park

Wildlife
Wildlife
Game Drive
Game Drive
Birdwatching
Birdwatching
Photography
Photography
VIEW TOURS
Mikumi National Park

Mbeya

Tea Plantations
Tea Plantations
Mountain Hikes
Mountain Hikes
Spectacular Waterfalls
Waterfalls
Local Markets
Local Markets
VIEW TOURS
Mbeya

Dar es Salaam

City Exploration
City Exploration
VIEW TOURS
Dar es Salaam

Lake Natron

Flamingos
Flamingos
Saline Shores
Saline Shores
Volcanic Mountains
Active Volcanoes
Lake Natron

Zanzibar

Zanzibar is Africa’s exotic escape—a place where Arabian dhows glide past white-sand beaches, and the air is thick with the scent of cloves and cinnamon. Stone Town, a UNESCO gem, is a maze of carved doors, bustling bazaars, and rooftop cafes serving spiced coffee. Venture to Kendwa Beach for moonlit parties or Paje for kite-surfing in turquoise shallows. For true castaway bliss, sail to Mnemba Atoll, where dolphins play in crystal-clear waters. This is an island where time moves to the rhythm of the tide.
Beaches
Beaches
Historical Towns
Historical Towns
Spice Tours
Spice Tours
Dhow Sailing
Dhow Sailing
Snorkeling
Snorkeling
Diving
Diving
Swahili Cuisine
Swahili Cuisine
Cultural Festivals
Cultural Festivals
VIEW TOURS
Zanzibar

Lake Manyara National Park

Wildlife
Wildlife
Game Drive
Game Drive
Nature Walk
Nature Walk
Canoeing
Canoeing
VIEW TOURS
Lake Manyara National Park

Ngorongoro Crater

Wildlife
Wildlife
Game Drive
Game Drive
VIEW TOURS
Ngorongoro Crater

Western Tanzania (Mahale & Katavi)

Adventure doesn’t get purer than this. Mahale Mountains is where you trek through rainforest to meet wild chimpanzees, then swim in Lake Tanganyika as the sun sets over the Congo. Katavi National Park is the Serengeti of the west—a remote wonderland of buffalo herds and crocodile-packed rivers.
Western Tanzania (Mahale & Katavi)

Southern Tanzania (Selous & Ruaha)

For those who crave wilderness without the crowds, the south delivers. Selous Game Reserve (now Nyerere National Park) is a vast, untamed land of hippo-filled rivers and rare wild dogs. Ruaha National Park, dotted with baobabs, offers some of Africa’s best lion sightings—without another vehicle in sight.
Wildlife
Wildlife
Safaris
Safaris
Ancient Baobabs
Ancient Baobabs
VIEW TOURS
Southern Tanzania (Selous & Ruaha)

Serengeti National Park

The Serengeti isn’t just a park—it’s the greatest wildlife theater on Earth. Here, the land breathes with life: lions lounging on granite kopjes, cheetahs sprinting after gazelles, and endless golden plains stretching to the horizon. Time your visit right, and you’ll witness the Great Migration, where millions of wildebeest brave crocodile-infested rivers in a primal battle for survival. Nearby, the Ngorongoro Crater is a lost world—a volcanic caldera where elephants, rhinos, and flamingos coexist in a microcosm of Africa’s beauty.
VIEW TOURS
Serengeti National Park

Jozani Forest

Venture inland to Jozani Forest, a tangled emerald kingdom where rare red colobus monkeys leap through ancient mahogany trees. Walk wooden boardwalks over mangrove swamps, where coconut crabs scuttle and exotic birds flit between vines. This is Zanzibar’s wild side—a place of orchids, chameleons, and misty trails that feel worlds away from the beach. Pair it with a spice farm tour to taste vanilla, cinnamon, and nutmeg straight from the branch.
Wildlife
Wildlife
VIEW TOURS
Jozani Forest

Paje & Jambiani

On Zanzibar’s untamed eastern coast, Paje and Jambiani offer a different rhythm—windswept shores, tidal lagoons, and kitesurfers slicing through turquoise waves. At low tide, wander miles of exposed sandbars where local women harvest seaweed, their laughter carrying on the salt breeze. By day, gallop on horseback through the surf, or cycle past coconut groves to hidden beachside BBQ joints. By night, sleep in a stilted beach bungalow, lulled by the Indian Ocean’s sigh. This is barefoot Zanzibar—raw, authentic, and utterly free.
VIEW TOURS
Paje & Jambiani

Nungwi & Kendwa

Up north, where the Indian Ocean melts into sapphire, lies Nungwi—a postcard-perfect stretch of powdery white sand and swaying palms. By day, dive into aquamarine waters with dolphins at Kizimkazi, or sip a passionfruit mojito at a beachfront baraza (thatched lounge). As the sun dips, Kendwa Beach transforms into a bohemian paradise, with full-moon parties, bonfires, and Swahili drum circles under the stars. This is where fishermen hand-carve dhows at sunrise, and luxury resorts sit beside barefoot beach shacks. Whether you’re kayaking through bioluminescent plankton or just napping in a hammock, Nungwi is Zanzibar at its most blissful.
Snorkeling
Snorkeling
Dhow Excursions
Dhow Excursions
Beaches
Beaches
VIEW TOURS
Nungwi & Kendwa

Stone Town

Step into Stone Town, a living museum where Arabian arches, Portuguese forts, and Swahili alleyways collide in a maze of wonder. This UNESCO-listed heart of Zanzibar thrums with life—spice merchants hawk fragrant cloves in Darajani Market, hidden courtyards reveal antique Zanzibari doors, and the call to prayer echoes over Forodhani Gardens, where locals grill octopus skewers and urojo soup at sunset. Climb the House of Wonders, once the Sultan’s palace, or sip spiced coffee at Freddie Mercury’s birthplace. By night, lose yourself in taarab music drifting from rooftop bars, or chase the ghosts of slave traders through the haunting Chamber of Secrets. Stone Town isn’t just a city—it’s a storybook of empires, pirates, and poets.
Ancient Architecture
Ancient Architecture
Cultural Heritage
Cultural Heritage
Bustling Bazaars
Bustling Bazaars
Serene Mosques
Serene Mosques
VIEW TOURS
Stone Town

customize your tanzania trip with Your knowledgeable consultants

Chat to our experts to help you plan your dream trip.

  • Providing honest, yet personalised information
  • We have travelled on all the routes
  • Save you hundreds of hours of research
Book Your Discovery Call

TANZANIA Travel Advice

20 Fascinating Facts about Mt Kilimanjaro

There are a couple of things most travellers will already know about Mt Kilimanjaro such as the fact that it is situated in the northern portion of Tanzania, within the Kilimanjaro National Park. Or maybe the fact that it covers

Beyond the Great Migration: Best things to do in the Serengeti [Guide]

If your dream of traveling in Africa looks like the trailer for the live action Lion King, then you’re dreaming of the Serengeti. We don’t blame you. More than anywhere else, this iconic national park is the land of safaris.

Effective Poaching Patrols in the Serengeti National Park

Effective poaching patrols in the Serengeti National Park, Tanzania have been increased from 60 (or less per year) to 10 to 20 patrols a day. There is evidence that the population of animals has increased, which is a positive sign

Guide to Seeing the Great Wildebeest Migration

One of the most spectacular wildlife events on the planet and the greatest movement of land mammals on Earth, is the Great Wildeebest Migration in East Africa. The spectacle involves the movement of more than 1.5 million wildebeest and 300

frequently asked questions

Most nationalities require a visa (USD $50–100). Some can get it on arrival—check your country’s requirements beforehand.

Absolutely! Many travelers pair the Serengeti with Zanzibar for the ultimate bush-to-beach adventure.

It is not always guaranteed that you will witness the greatest show on earth—but timing and route flexibility are key. Many budget tours position themselves strategically in migration zones like the Western Corridor or Mara River. Don’t expect luxury lodges, but you can still witness river crossings and massive herds from mobile camps or bush camps.

A delicious mix of Swahili flavors—think grilled seafood, spicy coconut curries, and fresh tropical fruit. Don’t miss Zanzibar’s urojo soup!

Many tours include respectful visits to Maasai bomas, local markets, or village walks in the Usambaras. Some operators also connect travelers with Hadzabe hunter-gatherers or Datoga blacksmiths near Lake Eyasi for immersive cultural exchanges.

Aside from the Big Five, Tanzania is home to tree-climbing lions (Lake Manyara and Serengeti), the endangered wild dog (Selous/Nyerere), black-and-white colobus monkeys (Arusha & Usambara), and the largest wildebeest migration on Earth.

More questions? Let the Experts help

LET THE EXPERTS HELP

Reviews

Brochure Image

Be inspired & explore our african journey brochure

request a brochure
Request a Brochure

ready to explore more?

Our travel experts are ready to start creating your tailormade trip.