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Serengeti National Park
Tanzania's most famous park — 14,763 km² of endless plains, the stage for the Great Migration of over 1.5 million wildebeest and...
Where Will You Go
From the Serengeti plains to the summit of Kilimanjaro — a guide to the national parks and reserves at the heart of every trip we run.
National Parks
Tanzania's most famous park — 14,763 km² of endless plains, the stage for the Great Migration of over 1.5 million wildebeest and...
The world's largest intact volcanic caldera — a 260 km² crater floor holding roughly 25,000 large animals, plus Olduvai Gorge and Maasai...
2,850 km² of baobab-studded savanna along the Tarangire River, home to some of Tanzania's largest elephant herds and a superb dry-season alternative...
A narrow 649 km² park pressed between the Rift Valley escarpment and a soda lake — known for tree-climbing lions, big elephant...
Trekking
Tanzania's second-highest mountain at 4,566 m, rising inside Arusha National Park — the best acclimatisation climb before Kilimanjaro, and a spectacular trek...
The "Mountain of God" to the Maasai — an active volcano near Lake Natron, and the only one on Earth erupting natrocarbonatite...
Zanzibar & the Coast
Zanzibar City's old quarter — a UNESCO World Heritage Site of coral-stone houses, carved doors and narrow alleys, built on centuries of...
The classic north-coast beaches — wide white sand, calm swimmable water at all tides, dhow-building yards and a lively sunset-bar scene.
Zanzibar's only national park — the last major patch of native forest on the island, and the one place on Earth to...
Long, wind-swept beaches from Matemwe to Jambiani — kitesurfing, seaweed farming, big tides, and the reef of Mnemba Atoll offshore for snorkelling...
