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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 a UNESCO...
Tanzania protects roughly a third of its land. These are the national parks and reserves at the heart of every safari we run.
Tanzania's most famous park — 14,763 km² of endless plains, the stage for the Great Migration of over 1.5 million wildebeest and a UNESCO...
The world's largest intact volcanic caldera — a 260 km² crater floor holding roughly 25,000 large animals, plus Olduvai Gorge and Maasai grazing lands....
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 to the...
A narrow 649 km² park pressed between the Rift Valley escarpment and a soda lake — known for tree-climbing lions, big elephant herds and...
A compact, scenic park under Mount Meru — colobus monkeys, giraffe, flamingo-lined crater lakes and one of the few places in Tanzania you can...
1,688 km² protecting Africa's highest mountain. Uhuru Peak stands at 5,895 m — the world's tallest free-standing mountain and a UNESCO World Heritage Site...
Tanzania's largest national park at 30,893 km² — the former northern Selous, carved out in 2019. Boat safaris on the Rufiji River, huge wild-dog...
At about 20,226 km², Tanzania's second-largest park and the anchor of the Southern Circuit — big elephant and buffalo herds, both kudu species, large...
3,230 km² of open floodplain often compared to the Serengeti in miniature — the most accessible of the southern parks, a four-hour drive from...
1,990 km² of tropical rainforest rising straight from the plains — a walking-only park with waterfalls, endemic primates and part of the Eastern Arc...
The only Tanzanian park where the beach meets the bush — 1,062 km² on the Indian Ocean coast, where elephants and lions share the...
Tanzania's most remote major park — 4,471 km² of floodplain and miombo in the far west, with dry-season buffalo herds and hippo densities matched...
Forested mountains dropping into Lake Tanganyika, home to around 800 wild chimpanzees — the premier chimp-trekking destination in Africa, reached only by boat or...
Tanzania's smallest park at 52 km² — the strip of lakeshore forest where Jane Goodall began her chimpanzee study in 1960, still one of...
A forested 240 km² island in Lake Victoria and a genuine sanctuary — introduced chimpanzees, elephants and giraffe now thrive alongside sitatunga, African grey...
3,245 km² of semi-arid savanna below the Pare and Usambara Mountains — a conservation success story for black rhino and African wild dog, with...
A high montane grassland in the southern highlands nicknamed the "Garden of God" — 413 km² protecting 350-plus plant species, including 45 kinds of...
Tanzania's smallest national park at just 2.18 km² — a rocky island in Lake Victoria a short boat ride from central Mwanza, with impala,...
One of Tanzania's largest parks at about 4,707 km², gazetted in 2019 in the north-west near Lake Victoria and Rwanda — lakes, wetlands, savanna...
A small 200 km² park in the far north-west corner of Tanzania on the Kagera River, gazetted in 2019 — topi, eland, roan antelope...
A 247 km² park in the Kagera Region, gazetted in 2019 from an old game reserve — wetlands, hills and woodland with sitatunga, roan...
About 3,865 km² of miombo woodland and seasonal floodplain in western Tanzania, gazetted in 2019 — Tanzania's largest sable and roan herds, huge crocodiles...
