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Introduction to Tanzania
Tanzania is a land of extremes: and that’s exactly what makes it so extraordinary. Home to Africa’s highest mountain, largest intact volcanic caldera, deepest lake, and the greatest wildlife spectacle on Earth. This East African gem delivers unforgettable adventures in every direction. Whether you dream of seeing the Big Five, relaxing on tropical beaches, or standing atop Kilimanjaro, Tanzania offers it all.
Highlights of Tanzania
Tanzania offers some of the most iconic and dramatic landscapes and wildlife experiences in all of Africa:
The Great Wildebeest Migration – Nature’s Greatest Show
Every year, more than two million wildebeest, zebras, and gazelles thunder across the Maasai Mara in search of greener pastures. This epic journey, filled with drama as predators stalk the herds, is one of the
Going on Safari
There are 4 ways to go on Safari: By car (game drive), by boat, on foot and from the Sky (by plane or balloon). The most famous way is by safari car. We have specially
Tanzania Beach Extension – Indian Ocean & Zanzibar
After your safari, relax along the warm shores of the Indian Ocean. The beaches of Zanzibar offer white sand, turquoise waters, and a laid-back atmosphere — perfect to slow down and unwind. Enjoy swimming, snorkeling,
Ngorongoro Crater
The Ngorongoro Conservation Area (NCA) is a conservation area and a UNESCO World Heritage Site situated 180 km west of Arusha in the Crater Highlands area of Tanzania. The conservation area is administered by the
Arusha National Park – Forests, Craters & Mount Meru
Arusha National Park is one of Tanzania’s most beautiful and diverse parks, offering lush forests, sparkling lakes, and dramatic volcanic landscapes. It is home to Mount Meru, Africa’s fifth-highest peak, which rises elegantly above the
Kilimanjaro National Park
Mount Kilimanjaro is the highest mountain in Africa and the tallest freestanding mountain in the world, permanently covered with snow. Mt. Kilimanjaro is an extinct volcano with 3 major peaks: Uhuru Peak (Kibo Peak), 5.895m
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Best time to visit Tanzania
The dry seasons – January to March and June to October – are best for wildlife viewing. The short rains (Nov–Dec) and long rains (April–May) bring lush landscapes and fewer tourists.
The best chance to witness the Mara River crossings during the Great Migration in the Serengeti is from July to early September, when hundreds of thousands of wildebeest and zebras make the perilous leap into crocodile-filled waters
Ndutu Calving Season (Jan–Mar): Witness hundreds of thousands of wildebeest giving birth, with predators close at hand — one of nature’s most thrilling spectacles.
For climbing Kilimanjaro, January–March and June–October are ideal.
Zanzibar is wonderful year-round, with dry spells from June to October and December to February.
Climate Summary
Climate Summary Northern Circuit (Serengeti, Ngorongoro, Tarangire, etc.)
Generally warm days and cooler nights, especially in higher-altitude areas. Temperatures typically range from 15–28°C, with the coolest months from June to August.
Climate Summary Southern Circuit and Coastal Areas & Islands (Zanzibar, Dar es Salaam, Selous)
Hotter and more humid, with temperatures between 25–35°C year-round. Sea breezes help keep the climate pleasant, especially on the islands. With the coolest months from June to August.
Practical info: Tanzania at a glance
Visa:
Required for most travellers. E-visas are available.
Visa: Required for most travellers. E-visas are available.
Currency:
Languages:
Languages: Swahili and English (both official)
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Time zone:
GMT +3
Timezone: GMT +3
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