Travel to Mkomazi The Mkomazi National Park is a hidden gem in northeastern Tanzania, below the slopes of the Para and Usambara Mountains. The Kilimanjaro can be seen on the horizon.
Mkomazi National Park
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Rubondo Island National Park
Pristine jungle island in Lake Victoria In the unique southwestern corner of the spectacular Lake Victoria lies one of the best kept secrets of Tanzania: Rubondo Island.
West Kilimanjaro
Away from the crowds overlooking the Kilimanjaro West Kilimanjaro is a true gem in northern Tanzania, not far from the cities of Arusha, Moshi and Kilimanjaro airport.
Saadani National Park
Where beach and wilderness meet Saadani National Park, the park where you can enjoy both the large deserted beaches and the wildlife.
Katavi National Park
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.
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.
Mikumi National Park
Little Serengeti near Dar es Salaam Mikumi National Park is the perfect safari location when you don’t have the time for an extensive safari.
Lake Manyara National Park
Shallow waters and dramatic slopes Lake Manyara National Park, a two-hour drive from Arusha, is bordered by the alkaline Lake Manyara and the western slopes of the Rift Valley.
Arusha National Park
Green gem with breathtaking views A day trip from Arusha city to the Arusha National Park is a wonderful start to your safari in the north of Tanzania.
Serengeti National Park
The world’s most famous game reserve Serengeti National Park, an area of grassy plains as far as the horizon goes – with countless ungulates and large groups of predators in their wake – is famous for the great migration of over a million wildebeest and zebras.