East Africa boasts some of the most iconic game reserves in Africa, the Masai Mara & Serengeti being perhaps the most renowned. Tanzania has a wealth of opportunities available so you can experience this amazing part of the world.
In Tanzania the crater floor of Ngorongoro National Park is teeming with wildebeest, gazelle, zebra, lion, leopard, cheetah and even the elusive white rhino. Whilst the Selous Game Reserve in the south of the country is larger than Switzerland.
Serengeti National Park has become famous for the annual migration of two million wildebeests, with hundreds of thousands of gazelles and zebras. An unrivalled display of nature is created as predators follow searching
East Africa boasts some of the most iconic game reserves in Africa, the Masai Mara & Serengeti being perhaps the most renowned. Tanzania has a wealth of opportunities available so you can experience this amazing part of the world.
In Tanzania the crater floor of Ngorongoro National Park is teeming with wildebeest, gazelle, zebra, lion, leopard, cheetah and even the elusive white rhino. Whilst the Selous Game Reserve in the south of the country is larger than Switzerland.
Serengeti National Park has become famous for the annual migration of two million wildebeests, with hundreds of thousands of gazelles and zebras. An unrivalled display of nature is created as predators follow searching for pasture and water. The visceral dynamic of predator vs prey is dominant across the Serengeti. Golden-maned lion prides feast on the abundance of plain grazers. Solitary leopards haunt the acacia trees lining the Seronera River, while a high density of cheetahs prowls the southeastern plains.
Sometimes only given a passing visit, Tarangire National Park is a much overlooked safari destination. Located in the Manyara Region and named after the only water source for wild animals during dry seasons - the Tarangire River. During the dry season (late June to October) thousands of animals migrate to Tarangire from Manyara park to the north. There is an abundance of elephants, estimated to be over 3,500. This national park is now used as a refuge for these magnificent and once over hunted animals. Seasonally, Tarangire is superb for wildlife. During dry season giraffes, buffalo, zebra, wildebeest, lions and hippos are common. Bird life is thriving and comprehensive, with Tarangire being home to over 500 species ranging from Ostriches to Lovebirds.
The coastline, there are a number of fabulous hotels and resorts on Zanzibar, many with spectacular ocean-front locations with staggering views of the powder white sand and the tropical waters beyond. From large, exclusive resorts to boutique hotels, to authentic African beach lodges, Zanzibar boasts a fantastic array of accommodation to ensure your visit is truly memorable.
Whilst Zanzibar provides a great opportunity for an African beach holiday, there is also a wonderful array of wildlife to be seen. Jozani Chwaka Bay National Park is Zanzibar's 50 km2 national park where you can see the endemic Zanzibar red colobus, the Zanzibar Servaline Genet and the endangered Aders' Duiker. You will also be treated to 50 species of butterfly and 40 species of birds.
Venturing out in to the Indian Ocean provides you with the opportunity to experience Zanizbar's under water beauty.
