Tanzania has everything from pristine coral reefs to the Crater
Highlands, remote game reserves and the famous National parks as well as
pristine beaches. Tanzania has incredible biodiversity, wildlife
populations and bird species often varying according to the season and
region.
Tanzania is a land of contrasts and majesty, wild and unexplored. There is the snow-capped summit of Mount Kilimanjaro, the spectacular Ngorongoro crater.
This is the largest intact caldera in the world, and sheltering one of
the most beautiful wildlife havens anywhere in the world. The Ngorongoro
Crater conservation area provides dormant and active volcanoes, soaring
mountains, and archaeological treasures. Serengeti National park
has vast herds of game grazing on the plains. Serengeti National Park
is undoubtedly the best-known wildlife sanctuary in the world,
unequalled for its natural beauty and scientific value. It’s where the
annual migration of wildebeest and other herds of herbivores that
constitute the annual wildebeest migration start.
Lake Manyara National Park
is located beneath stunning cliffs of the Manyara Escarpment along the
edge of the Rift Valley and offers excellent game-viewing and birdlife.
Lake Manyara national park is well known for its tree climbing lions and
its prolific birdlife. Tarangire National park
with its herd of elephants, the baobab and acacia trees makes this a
beautiful scenic park worth a visit. Tarangire National Park is probably
the least visited of the northern Tanzanian game parks, and retains a
real air of undiscovered Africa. The southern circuit of Tanzania Park
is no less spectacular than any other park. In fact the magnificence of
the unexploited wilderness of Tanzania lies within the southern part for
the country.
Among the southern parks is the Selous Game Reserve. This is the Africa’s largest unexploited game reserve and the largest protected wet wilderness area in the world. Udzungwa Mountains National Park
is one of Tanzania’s most outstanding, pristine, paradise and unique
exciting wilderness mountains forested with greatest altitudinal range
of forest. It’s the place to see diurnal Sanje Mangabey, new discovered
monkey and Iringa red Columbus Monkey, and two nocturnal Matundu dwarf
Galago and Mountain dwarf Galago among a host of other primate, birdlife
and wildlife. Saadan National Park
is where the beach meets the bush and is the youngest national park.
There are plenty of hippos, crocodiles and birds in the Wami River which
borders this park in the South. A long beach stretches east where one
can enjoy some beautiful sunrises.
In addition, we have the Western circuits. Kitavi National park is an untraveled and seldom visited. Katavi is a
true wilderness, providing the few intrepid souls who make it there with
a thrilling taste of Africa as it must have been a century ago. Mahale
National Park is where you can see chimpanzees in
their natural habitat at Gombe Stream or Mahale Mountains and trek
through breathtaking forests. Ruaha National Park is the largest Elephant sanctuary in
Tanzania central southern part.
For more information on Tanzania Visa and other related information like when to go , health and what to park, visit the Tanzania tourism board. Zanzibar
is the best bet for a beach holiday after having a safari experience in
the wilderness of East Africa’s National parks. Tanzania offer
unlimited options for activities: Mountain climbing, Safari Adventures,
beach lounging, scuba diving, fishing, walking safaris, camping,
cultural safaris and exploring are just some of the activities on offer
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