Zanzibar Island
3 ToursOverview Unguja, more divinely referred to as “Zanzibar Island” or simply “Zanzibar”, is the largest and most populated island of the Zanzibar archipelago covering an estimated area of 1,666km2 to the east of the mainland of Tanzania. The Zanzibar archipelago consists of four main islands. Unguja is the largest followed by Pemba then mafia. The
Thanda Private Island
0 ToursOverview Tucked away in between the mainland of Tanzania and the Mafia Island, right within the Shumgimbili marine reserve lies the minute, remote uninhabited Thanda Island. Circumvented by her turquoise blue waters, this serene private island is a host paradise of wonders to its conservative occupants throughout their stay. From the saccharine moist air of
Tarangire National Park
2 ToursOverview Being one the least visited national parks in the North of Tanzania, Tarangire National park has become one of the most sought out destinations for guests who wish to marvel at nature at its true sense in better exclusivity of human interference. Ever since its inception in 1970, a greater reward to this exclusion
Serengeti National Park
6 ToursOverview Serengeti National Park is undoubtedly the most famous wildlife sanctuary in the world, unequalled for its great concentration of plains game. It lies between the shores of Lake Victoria in the east and the Kenyan border to the northwest. In addition to its vast herds of wildebeest, zebra, Thomson’s gazelle and other plains game,
Ruaha National Park
4 ToursOverview Derived from the Hehe linguistics, one of the many ethnic groups of Tanzania, the word ‘Ruvaha’ which translates to river, relates to the Great Ruaha River, which the park has been named after, that cuts through the sanctuary sustaining life by providing nourishment for the diverse fauna and flora. Originally occupied by the indigenous
Pemba Island
2 ToursOverview With an approximated land area of 988km2, Pemba Island is the second largest island composing part of the Zanzibar Archipelago within the Swahili coast to the east of the mainland coastline of Tanzania. Pemba Island is among the very few places where you get to experience a world of true antediluvian Swahili history and
Nyerere National Park
4 ToursOverview Vast, wild, untouched Africa… If looking to embrace nature at its most authentic state whilst in Africa, then look no further than the newly established Nyerere National Park. Carved out of the legendary Selous Game reserve, famous to be the biggest wildlife conservation tourist safari park in Africa, the park covers an area of
Ngorongoro Conservation Area
3 ToursOverview Located in the northern crater highlands area of Tanzania, the Ngorongoro conservation area is a protected game area registered under the prestigious world heritage sites. The conservation area is overseen by the Ngorongoro Conservation Area Authority. Winding back the hands of time a few thousand years ago, these lands are believed to have
Mount Kilimanjaro
4 ToursOverview If you have flown to Tanzania or outside Tanzania through Kilimanjaro airport then you have definitely caught a glimpse of the magnificence that dwells on the highest point of Africa. Have you ever imagined snow in Africa? I know you haven’t, especially on a place which is only 205 miles away from the equator,
Mother Tanzania
15 ToursWelcome to Tanzania, the land of Kilimanjaro and the almighty Serengeti. Cliché? Yes, but it never gets boring. This is our land, the one we love to call home, our one true mother, still beautiful in her own pristine way, still attractive to the eye of the regular visitor, undoubtedly stunning to the eyes of
Mnemba Island
1 TourOverview Patched off the north east in secluded few distant miles off the coast of the main Zanzibar Island (Unguja) , Mnemba private Island has become worldly renowned as one of the most romantic ocean destinations in the world, offering a privacy and true natural island exclusivity peerless on the African coastline. The rustic luxury
Mahale Mountains National Park
1 TourOverview “The air is scented with jasmine, the forest rich, the water of the lake gin-clear and lightly chilled.” The Irish adventurer Roland Purcell put it lightly while describing this natural paradise at the heart of Africa. Mahale Mountains National Park is a relatively unknown national park that lies in the far west of Tanzania.