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What you will see Tanzania offers iconic safari destinations such as the legendary Serengeti Plains, the geological marvel that is the Ngorongoro Crater and magnificent Mount Kilimanjaro. On top of all this, it hosts the greatest show on earth - the Annual Wildebeest Migration. These destinations are well-known and draw thousands of visitors on memorable African safaris, but this beautiful country also has some of the wildest wilderness areas in Africa in the southern region such as Selous Game Reserve - one of the largest game reserves in the world - and Ruaha National Park. To the west of the country, in the Lake Tanganyika region, you can go trekking in search of chimpanzees in Gombe Stream National Park and Mahale Mountains National Park. Made famous by the legendary researcher Jane Goodall, the chimpanzee experience is a great addition to a Tanzanian safari. Safaris, wildlife and wilderness aside, Tanzania also boasts some of the most romantic and unspoilt tropical beaches in Africa. Zanzibar and Pemba Island have to be among the few remaining island paradises in existence. Zanzibar, once home to Sultans and explorers, is a place of exotic spices, azure waters and incredible architecture. So if incredible wildlife, tropical islands, climbing Africa's highest mountain, diving for marine treasures or watching the annual migration of plains game make up any of the ingredients in your ultimate safari, Tanzania has what you are dreaming of. Visitors on a Tanzania safari will discover a country that is slightly off the beaten track and yet still able to offer guests luxury safaris together with fabulous accommodation. The lodges here range from jaw-dropping luxury to rustic bungalows. Taking a Tanzania safari tour is a great way to get a good overview of this wonderful country. Our website features a couple of sample itineraries but this is just a taster. We can arrange tours throughout the country, or for the ultimate East African adventure why not combine your trip to Tanzania with Uganda. Also known as the Impenetrable Forest, Bwindi is one of Uganda's most recently created national parks. The park, which covers 331 sq km, encompasses one of the last remaining habitats of the mountain gorilla, and is where almost half - an estimated 330 individuals - of the surviving mountain gorillas in the world live.
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