Serengeti
Plains & kopjesEndless short-grass plains broken by granite kopjes — the stage for big cats, and for the migration as it moves through.
Destinations
Ten landscapes, one country.
Tanzania holds a third of its land under some form of protection. These are the areas we know well enough to send you to, and the months in which each is at its best.
All destinations
Ngorongoro Crater
Caldera floorA collapsed volcano holding 260 square kilometres of grassland, soda lake and forest, with resident wildlife year round.
Tarangire
Baobabs & elephantGreat elephant herds along a single dry-season river, under some of the oldest baobabs in East Africa.
Lake Manyara
Rift escarpmentGroundwater forest, an alkaline lake and the wall of the Rift Valley within a compact, easily added park.
Ruaha
Southern wildernessTanzania's largest park: baobab hills, sand rivers and exceptional numbers of lion and wild dog, with very few vehicles.
Nyerere / Selous
Rivers & boatingThe Rufiji river system opens up safari by boat and on foot, alongside classic game drives.
Mahale / Katavi
Remote & wildChimpanzee tracking in forested mountains above Lake Tanganyika, paired with the floodplains of Katavi.
Kilimanjaro
Roof of AfricaAfrica's highest peak, climbed over six to nine days on the Lemosho, Machame or Rongai routes.
Zanzibar
Indian OceanReef, dhows and Stone Town — the natural pause at the end of a safari.
Arusha & Lake Eyasi
Culture & arrivalWhere journeys begin, and where time with Hadzabe and Datoga communities adds a cultural layer.
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