Tanzania’s safari attractions include; Serengeti, Ngorongoro, Tarangire, Kilimanjaro, Ruaha, Manyara, Natron, Tanganyika, Mahale, Gombe, and Nyerere are just a few of the names that bring images of safari vehicles cruising through the wild, ferocious predators lurking at night, up-close encounters with large game, infrequent sightings of endangered species, and expansive horizons. The country has a plenty of animals to fill a nature documentary series, stunning and diverse natural beauty, and tourist facilities to suit any safari budget.

Stories about safaris in Tanzania usually start with “the first time I visited Tanzania…” Given the size of the nation and the fact that one-third is dedicated to protecting the environment, this is not shocking.

The Northern Safari Circuit, which encompasses the Serengeti, Mount Kilimanjaro, the Ngorongoro Conservation Area, and Tarangire National Park, is where most first-time safari aficionados will travel.

The Southern and Western Safari Circuits are more distant, harsh, and challenging to visit since they are further from Tanzania’s major tourist centers. The lack of the northern population emphasizes the sense of remoteness and physical proximity to the bush that the expanse of the Ruaha and Nyerere regions evokes. Safari bug-bitten tourists often go to these parks in search of a more remote and wild experience as well as a sense of untamed Africa.

A visit to the Zanzibar Archipelago is a must for every Tanzanian safari. Adventure seekers, children, couples, and those in need of some well-earned rest and relaxation may all find what they are looking for in Zanzibar: a refreshing drink on a beautiful tropical beach, swimming, snorkeling, or diving with whale sharks, turtles, and tropical fish, or kayaking or kitesurfing. A cultural counterpoint to Zanzibar’s many beaches is Stone Town. African, Indian, Arab, and European merchants all had an impact on Stone Town, a significant Indian Ocean entrepot that is a cosmopolitan melting pot.

Mahale Mountain and Gombe Stream National Parks are located in the western region of Lake Tanganyika, the second-largest and deepest freshwater lake in the world. These distinct locations, replete with dense primeval vegetation, are worth seeing for their exceptional biodiversity.

Tanzania is a destination for everyone. To assist you in navigating the many safari alternatives available for your ideal Tanzania safari holiday, our knowledgeable team of safari guides will be with all through the tour to guide you and navigate these areas.

Tanzania safari Highlights

Africa’s most well-known savannah safari destination is Serengeti National Park renowned for the wildebeest migration, a greatest worlds phenomenon that occurs yearly with offering the best wildlife dramatic sightings.

Ngorongoro Crater has one of Africa’s largest concentrations of species, stunning scenery, and amazing vistas from the rim of an ancient caldera.

The National Parks of Nyerere and Ruaha are like hidden treasures. These safari locations are far away and really untamed, so they are not for the timid. With just a few lodges and camps, Ruaha and Nyerere are both enormous and provide a unique experience outside of Africa.

Zanzibar Island is a must-see on every Tanzania safari because of its tropical beaches, warm Indian Ocean water, diverse history, intriguing culture, and close proximity to Dar es Salaam, Tanzania’s capital.

Observe chimpanzees in their native environment. Tanzania is one of the less well-known safari locations where you may get up close and personal with chimpanzees in their natural habitat because of the popularity of the Serengeti. To see our nearest relative up close, visit Gombe Streams National Park and the Mahale Mountains.

The highest peak in Africa, Mount Kilimanjaro, is a must-see for anybody hoping to stand atop the continent.

See the elephant kingdom at Tarangire. During the dry season, Tarangire, which is quiet yet easily accessible, has more than 500 resident bird species and unmatched elephant interactions.

Tanzania is home to several amazing lakes, such as Tanganyika, Manyara, and Lake Natron, each having a unique flavor. See the Big 5 from the luxury of a boat, see flamingos mating and feeding, or hike for chimpanzees at an island refuge.

The well-known Northern Safari Circuit offers the greatest Tanzanian safari experiences. The northern safari destination comprising of the Serengeti, Ngorongoro, Arusha, Mount Kilimanjaro, Lake Manyara, and Tarangire. These are the mainstays of African safari.

The Southern Safari Circuit is rugged, isolated, and ideal for anyone who want to go off the usual path. Nyerere National Park, Ruaha, Mikumi, and Udzungwa National Parks are all part of the southern safari circuit, which offers spectacular big game sightings and untamed African landscapes. Safari lovers who are returning to Africa sometimes seek out these remote locations.