Spectacular, pristine and en rough Katavi National Park is the third largest national park in Tanzania and one of the most unspoilt areas of Africa.
Katavi National Park
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Nyerere National Park & Selous Game Reserve
Wildlife spotting and sailing on the Rufiji river The Nyerere National Park (part of Selous Game Reserve) is a picturesque, unique and pristine safari destination and belongs to the UNESCO World Heritage Site as the oldest and largest protected nature reserve in Tanzania.
Ruaha National Park
Abundance atmosphere and adventure in a pristine safari area Ruaha National Park consists of an undulating plateau with rock formations and baobab trees, around the large Ruaha River.
Udzungwa Mountains National Park
Walking on lushly wooded slopes The Udzungwa Mountains have countless unique plants and picturesque villages and are the habitat of a number of rare monkeys.
Mufindi Highlands
Recharge in healthy and brisk mountain air Staying in the Mufindi Highlands is the perfect break from the heat and dust of a safari.
Dar es Salaam
Bustling tropical metropolis Dar es Salaam is the economic heart of Tanzania.
Pangani
Hidden secret, far from the crowds Pangani, the perfect place by the Indian Ocean if you’re looking for some peace and quiet.
Ras Kutani
Relaxation and tranquility on the east coast of Tanzania Ras Kutani is an idyllic paradise, 30 km south of Dar es Salaam.
Bagamoyo
Historic site on the east coast of Tanzania Bagamoyo is art, culture and a fascinating history.
Fanjove Island
Tropical island in the Indische Oceaan The island of Fanjove with its beautiful pristine nature, 30 km from the coast, has not yet been discovered.