Destinations
Eighteen parks, mountains and coastlines across Tanzania's northern, southern, western and coastal circuits.
Serengeti National Park
14,750 km² of endless plains and the stage for the Great Migration.
Ngorongoro Crater
A collapsed caldera holding roughly 25,000 large animals year round.
Tarangire National Park
Baobab country with Tanzania's densest dry-season elephant population.
Lake Manyara National Park
Groundwater forest, flamingo shallows and tree-climbing lions.
Arusha National Park
Mount Meru, the Momella Lakes and easy walking safaris.
Ndutu & the Southern Plains
Short-grass plains where the wildebeest calve each February.
Grumeti Reserves
Exclusive private concession along the Grumeti River.
Mara River & Kogatende
The crossing points that define the migration's most dramatic act.
Nyerere National Park
Africa's largest park, defined by the braided Rufiji River.
Ruaha National Park
Rugged, remote and famous for exceptional lion and wild dog sightings.
Katavi National Park
Floodplains, hippo pods and true end-of-the-road wilderness.
Mahale Mountains
Forested peaks meeting Lake Tanganyika, home to wild chimpanzees.
Gombe Stream
Tanzania's smallest park and the cradle of chimpanzee research.
Mount Kilimanjaro
The highest free-standing mountain on earth at 5,895 m.
Mount Meru
A dramatic 4,562 m acclimatisation climb through wildlife-rich forest.
Zanzibar & Stone Town
Spice markets, Swahili history and powder-white east coast beaches.
Mafia Island
Whale sharks, coral gardens and barely any crowds.
Lake Eyasi
Home of the Hadzabe and Datoga peoples on a soda lake shore.
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