Tanzania

Unrivaled land features, wildlife, and beaches prevail in this land.

Tanzania has it all: wildlife, beaches, friendly people, interesting cultures, the Serengeti, Ngorongoro Crater, Mt Kilimanjaro, and the Zanzibar Archipelago, to name a few.

Tanzania, more than almost any other destination, is renowned for its safaris. The fields are overwhelmed with wildebeest stampedes. In muddy waterways, hippos fight for space. Chimpanzees swing through the treetops and elephants walk along seasonal migration paths. There are unrivaled opportunities to experience this natural wealth throughout the world.

With tranquil islands and quiet coastal villages steeped in centuries of Swahili history, Tanzania’s Indian Ocean coastline is magical. Return to a time when the East African coast was the seat of sultans and a critical link in a vast trading network that extended from Persia to India and beyond. Relax on powdery beaches with palm trees and huge baobabs as a backdrop.

Mt Kilimanjaro beckons tourists with its graceful, forested flanks and stately snow-capped summit, casting its shadow over Tanzania’s northern plains. It is the world’s largest free-standing volcano and Africa’s highest mountain.

There are numerous opportunities to learn about Tanzania’s people and cultures anywhere you go in the world. Meet the Maasai warriors in their red cloaks. Spend time with the Barabaig, a semi-nomadic people who live near Mt Hanang. Enjoy the comfort of a traditional meal and the rhythms of traditional dance. At local markets, people speak and barter.