Destinations across Tanzania.
Ten signature wild places, from the plains of the Serengeti to the reefs of Zanzibar. Choose one, or combine any of them into a single seamless journey.
Serengeti National Park
The endless plains and the Great Migration
Tanzania's most iconic reserve. 14,750 sq km of golden plains, kopjes and river systems that host the annual wildebeest migration and one of Africa's densest predator populations.
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Ngorongoro Crater
The world's largest intact volcanic caldera
A UNESCO World Heritage site — a 260 sq km crater floor teeming with wildlife including the endangered black rhino, huge tuskers and dense lion populations.
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Tarangire National Park
Land of giants — baobabs and elephant herds
Famous for ancient baobab trees and the largest elephant concentrations in northern Tanzania, especially in the dry season when wildlife gathers along the Tarangire River.
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Lake Manyara National Park
Pink shores, tree-climbing lions and forest elephants
A compact gem on the Great Rift Valley floor where groundwater forests, acacia woodlands and an alkaline lake attract thousands of flamingos, elephants and the famous tree-climbing lions.
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Ruaha National Park
Tanzania's wildest, largest park
The largest national park in East Africa. Remote, rugged, and home to 10% of the world's lions plus the biggest elephant population in East Africa. A true off-the-map wilderness.
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Mikumi National Park
The Serengeti of the south
Easily reached from Dar es Salaam, Mikumi's Mkata floodplain offers open-plain game viewing that rivals the Serengeti — elephants, buffalo, giraffe and lion against the Uluguru Mountains.
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Arusha National Park
Three worlds in one park
A compact gem beneath Mount Meru with rainforest, crater lakes and open savanna. Perfect for a day trip and the only park in the north where you can safari on foot and by canoe.
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Mount Kilimanjaro
The Roof of Africa — 5,895 m
The world's tallest free-standing mountain and Africa's highest peak. Trek through five ecosystems from rainforest to arctic summit on one of five established routes.
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Zanzibar Archipelago
Spice islands and turquoise seas
White-sand beaches, historic Stone Town, spice plantations and world-class reefs. The perfect way to unwind after a safari or a Kilimanjaro climb.
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