National Parks, Safari Circuits, Islands & Historic Sites

Famous for its massive elephant herds and ancient baobab trees.

Home to giant fig trees, tree-climbing lions, and thousands of flamingos.

A breathtaking volcanic caldera teeming with dense wildlife.

The legendary savanna where millions of wildebeest migrate.

Scenic Great Rift Valley gem famous for tree-climbing lions, groundwater forest, and pink flamingos.

Ultra-exclusive 350,000-acre private reserve bordering the Western Serengeti.

The Roof of Africa (5,895m) — summit the world's tallest free-standing mountain across 5 climate zones.

Africa's largest national park (30,893 km²) — famous for Rufiji River boat safaris and African wild dogs.

Raw, untamed baobab wilderness hosting 10% of Africa's lions, giant elephant herds, and wild dogs.

Dramatic rainforest peaks plunging into Lake Tanganyika — home to the habituated M-Group chimpanzees.

Powder-white coral beaches, UNESCO-listed Stone Town, Jozani red colobus monkeys, and spice plantations.

Swim alongside wild whale sharks and dive untouched Chole Bay coral reefs in Tanzania's largest marine park.

UNESCO World Heritage labyrinth of coral-stone alleys, carved Zanzibari doors, and Forodhani Gardens.

The safari gateway city of Tanzania.

A bustling safari town nestled in the volcanic highlands.

Flagship sanctuary for eastern black rhinos, African wild dogs, and rare northern dry-country antelopes.

Tanzania's dramatic second-highest peak (4,562m) featuring a knife-edge crater rim and inner Ash Cone.

The sacred Maasai 'Mountain of God' (2,962m) — Earth's only active natrocarbonatite volcano.

Surreal crimson soda lake beneath Ol Doinyo Lengai — breeding ground for 2.5 million lesser flamingos.

The sweeping Mkata Floodplain framed by the Uluguru Mountains — Dar es Salaam's closest big-game park.

Walk in Dr. Jane Goodall's footsteps tracking habituated chimpanzees along Lake Tanganyika.

Untamed Western Rift frontier famous for thousands of hippos, mud-cave crocodiles, and huge buffalo herds.

Equatorial rainforest island ark on Lake Victoria with wild chimpanzees, sitatunga, and Nile perch.

East Africa's only coastal wildlife sanctuary where elephants and giraffes stroll Indian Ocean beaches.

The clove-scented 'Green Island' with vertical coral wall diving, Ngezi rainforest, and underwater suites.

Zanzibar's premier northern beaches offering 24-hour tide-free turquoise swimming and dhow sunsets.

The 'Cradle of Humankind' in the Ngorongoro Conservation Area where the Leakeys unearthed early hominins.

Medieval Swahili sultanate island ruins featuring the Great Mosque, Husuni Kubwa Palace, and Gereza Fort.

19th-century caravan port, German East Africa's first capital, and 13th-century Kaole coral stone ruins.

Over 150 granite rock shelters along the Maasai Escarpment adorned with ancient hunter-gatherer paintings.

Peaceful Swahili river-estuary port with Omani mansions, Ushongo Beach, and Maziwe Marine Reserve.

Southern Swahili heritage port with the restored 1895 Old Boma and Mnazi Bay Marine Park.