Mkomazi National Park
Mkomazi National Park is a safari paradise. As well as black rhinos, the park is home to a wealth of wildlife: elephants, giraffes, lions and more!
When you travel to Tanzania, the best places to visit and enjoy a safari include Katavi, Selous, Ruaha, Tarangire and Ngorongoro. Of course, there’s also the Serengeti where you can witness the great annual migration of millions of wildebeest. Some of the best beaches on earth can be found in the Zanzibar archipelago, and Mafia Island is equally idyllic. For more action, you can hike up Africa’s tallest mountain, Mount Kilimanjaro. Other incredible mountains include Mahale, where you can visit the largest remaining population of chimpanzees in the wild.
Mount Meru
At an altitude of 4,562 metres, Mount Meru is the promise of an unforgettable trek through wild landscapes. The ascent of this volcano, located in the Arusha National Park, also offers the chance to observe fascinating wildlife and endemic plants.
Lake Victoria
Lake Victoria, named in honor of the eponymous queen, is bordered by Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania. With an area of 68,800 km², it is the largest freshwater lake in the world.
Lake Natron
Lake Natron is a shallow lake in the Great Rift Valley on the border to Kenya. Thanks to the algae, Lake Natron is the most important breeding ground for Lesser Flamingos in Eastern Africa.
Arusha National Park
This national park lies close to Arusha and can conveniently be reached for a one day safari into its diverse habitats. In addition, this park also encloses Mount Meru, one of Africa’s highest mountains.
Lake Manyara National Park
Located on the edge of the Rift Valley, this park includes five vegetation zones that are home to a wide variety of mammals, as well as over 350 species of birds.
The Serengeti
Declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1981, Serengeti National Park offers the absolute classic African safari setting.
Mount Kilimanjaro
It will take you 6 days to conquer Mount Kilimanjaro, the highest point in Africa, which culminates at 5,895 m above sea level.
Zanzibar
Famous for its pristine beaches, Zanzibar is an island in the Indian Ocean whose history dates back centuries and is closely linked to spice plantations.
Ngorongoro Conservation Area
This area includes the largest caldera in the world, which is a natural habitat for almost all species of wildlife.
Nyerere National Park
Located 6 hours’ drive from Dar es Salaam, Nyerere National Park is a wild jewel. Not only does it offer safaris rich in lions and elephants, but also boat safaris on the Rufiji River.
Mahale Mountains
Home to the largest known population of chimpanzees, Mahale Mountains National Park is a research base for primatologists.
Tarangire National Park
This park has incredibly diverse landscapes and has one of the highest concentrations of wildlife in Tanzania during the dry season.
Katavi National Park
True wilderness, this remote park is a top wildlife destination, with many species of antelope and the densest concentrations of hippos and crocodiles in Tanzania.
Mafia Island
Mafia Island is an undiscovered Tanzanian gem. Its protected marine park makes it a destination of choice for scuba divers or snorkelers, and an observation post for turtles and whales.