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Tanzania                                                    Unforgettable

The land of natural wonders

When you travel to Tanzania, get ready for an adventure like no other! Immerse yourself in breathtaking natural landscapes and dive into the rich cultural and natural wonders this incredible country has to offer. Whether you have a few days or weeks, there are endless options to create unforgettable memories!

Tanzania’s national parks and reserves are not just stunning; they are vital for wildlife conservation. The country is passionately dedicated to preserving its natural heritage, showcasing remarkable conservation efforts in these protected areas. Home to some of the world's most endangered species, including the majestic black rhino, Tanzania is a true leader in the fight against poaching and the preservation of its vibrant biodiversity!

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Serengeti National Park


The Serengeti is a vast and iconic Savanna, celebrated globally for its wildlife and the annual Great Migration. It is home to Africa "Big Five" (lions, leopards, elephants, buffalo, and rhinos) along with other species such as cheetahs, hyenas, and giraffes.
Why Special: It is one of the premier locations in the world to witness large-scale wildlife, making it a paradise for safari enthusiasts.
 

Ngorongoro Crater Conservation Area

A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Ngorongoro offers a unique combination of stunning landscapes and wildlife conservation. The crater is home to one of the highest concentrations of large mammals, including the endangered black rhino. The caldera is often called the "World's Largest Wildlife Sanctuary" and is one of the best places for game viewing.

Selous Game Reserve

(Now Nyerere National Park)
As one of the world's largest game reserves, Selous offers a more isolated safari experience. It features a variety of ecosystems, including wetlands, rivers, and savannahs. Renowned for its boat safaris, visitors can observe wildlife from a unique perspective, along with its notable elephant and lion populations.

Rwenzori Mountains National Park
 
This is the UNESCO World Heritage Site presents rugged mountain scenery, dense mountain forests, and breathtaking views. The Rwenzori Mountains are often called the "Mountains of the Moon.
Why Special: It provides challenging trekking opportunities for adventure seekers, along with stunning sights of glaciers, waterfalls, and high-altitude lakes.

Mikumi National Park

Mikumi is easily accessible from Dar es Salaam and is famous for its abundant Elephants, Lions, Giraffes, and Zebras. Mikumi is special as It offers a relaxed safari atmosphere while still providing excellent wildlife viewing, making it a great alternative to the Serengeti.

Gombe Stream National Park

Renowned as Jane Goodall's research site, Gombe is home to chimpanzees and offers memorable trekking experiences to observe these great apes in their natural habitat. It is one of the best places globally to see wild chimpanzees, making it a sanctuary for nature lovers and researchers.

Mount Kilimanjaro

As the highest mountain in Africa, Mount Kilimanjaro presents breathtaking view. Standing at 19,341 feet (5,895 meters) sea level, it is a renowned emblem of Tanzania. The snow-covered peak stands in stark contrast to the lush tropical rainforests and savannahs surrounding it providing hikers with the opportunity to traverse various ecosystems en route to the top.

Rubondo Island National Park

Rubondo Island was gazetted officially as National Park in 1977. It is an important breeding ground for both migratory bird and fish species especially Tilapia and Nile perch as for a long time it stood to be the only area in the waters of Lake Victoria which was well protected and preserved.

About 80% of the park is covered by a dense forest thus providing a variety of habitats for indigenous wildlife such as Sitatunga, hippos, bush bucks, velvet monkeys, genet cats, crocodiles, bush pigs etc sharing the ecological niches with the introduced species such as chimpanzees, elephants, giraffes, black and white colubous monkeys, suni and African grey parrots.

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