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Overview 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

Overview 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,

Overview “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.

Overview 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

Welcome 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

Overview 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