TOURS TO TANZANIA, ZANZIBAR, ASCENT OF KILMANJARO, SAFARI NGORONGORO AND SERENGETI
TANZANIA - ARK OF THE WILD NATURE AND ZANZIBAR ISLAND

Safaris in world famous reserves, the warm Indian Ocean and the beaches of Zanzibar, trekking and climbing the Kilimanjaro volcano, Fishing on Lake Victoria and Tanganyika, huge herds of animals that migrate annually - all this can be obtained by going on a trip to Tanzania.

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Annual migration of antelopes and zebras

The annual migration of antelopes and zebras is a drama of life and death, lurking predators, happy rescues, the rumble of hooves of 1.2 million wildebeests and 200,000 zebras. Ungulates make their circular cycle, moving in the wake of rains and fresh pastures from Serengeti to Masai Mara and vice versa, this cycle never stops. The wildebeest migration is the most numerous mammalian migrations on our planet. Hundreds of thousands of animals walk through the Serengeti and Masai Mara valleys, crossing rivers and covering hundreds of kilometers on their way to fresh pastures. In order to see the grandiose spectacle of nature, many people choose tours to Kenya and Tanzania from August to November, when the show reaches its climax. Therefore, the emphasis in the programs is placed on a longer stay in the Serengeti Park. For those who want to relax on the ocean coast after a safari, the beaches of Mombasa and Zanzibar are offered.

 

Can you do safari in Zanzibar?

There is no safari on the island. You have to go to the mainland and we can make a safari package from the island.

Advice! Don't go for a cheap safari, as you save a lot on the price, you also get less in quality, and as a result, you may be disappointed and regretful. Low price is achieved in two ways:
1. A budget hotel away from the national park, as a result you sleep and eat very mediocre, spend more time driving than the safari itself.
2. The shorter the safari, the cheaper, as a result, you may not see a wide variety of animals, and isn't that why you go on a safari?

There is a third way to reduce the cost of safari without losing quality - is to travel in a group. The lowest price is achieved for a group of 6 people, just enough space in a safari car to travel with a comfort and by the window.

If you flew on vacation with the whole family, be sure to show the children the safari! But be careful when choosing a tour depending on the age of your children.

Tours to Tanzania and Zanzibar

So why is this African country so attractive?

Here are the answers to this question:

  • the largest population of mammals, and unique reserves (two of them are included in the UNESCO World Natural Heritage List: Serengeti, Ngorongoro),
  • the largest migration on the planet occurs annually in the vastness of the Ngorongoro, Serengeti and Masai Mara reserves (Kenya),
  • a wide range of hotels and lodges from budget to luxury
  • opportunity to relax on the white beaches of Zanzibar, diving,
  • a unique opportunity to take a walk among wild chimpanzees in Gombe and Mahale National Park,
  • an opportunity to climb the highest mountain in Africa - Kilimanjaro volcano,
  • unique cultural traditions of over 100 ethnic groups, including colorful Maasai,
  • good tourist infrastructure, political stability and security.

In a country where almost two-thirds of the land is devoted to nature reserves, we can say that safari is a way of life.

Tanzania ranks first in the ranking of the best safari destinations Votes are distributed as follows:

  • Tanzania - 4.84;
  • Botswana - 4.75;
  • Kenya - 4.66;
  • Zambia - 4.58;
  • South Africa - 4.55;
  • Namibia - 4.54;
  • Uganda - 4, 16;
  • Zimbabwe - 4, 14;

The rating is based on an analysis of 3061 tourist reviews and expert reviews. More than 1000 people from 53 countries took part in the voting. Also included were 756 review articles from such authoritative publications as Lonley Planet, Bradt, Footprint and others.

 

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Safari Tours and Holidays in Zanzibar

Zanzibar

The island of Zanzibar is diverse and amazing. Here, while resting on endless white beaches, you can enjoy the virgin beauty of nature, the sound of the ocean, and birdsong. Time on the island seemed to have stopped, giving the opportunity to experience a serene paradise vacation. The underwater world is teeming with coral reefs, and the crystal clear waters of the Indian Ocean are famous for their diversity. An exciting journey and an invaluable vacation in solitude with nature await you. The choice of hotels on the island is huge, we will be happy to offer the one that suits your needs.
The capital of Zanzibar - Stone Town has not changed much over the past 200 years, its streets are like a mysterious labyrinth, drowning in the aroma of spices. There are palaces of the sultans, cathedrals, ancient buildings in the Persian style, museums and places of the slave trade. The city is under the protection of UNESCO. For lovers of active recreation, there is a lot of entertainment and excursions.

Northern Circle Parks

The Serengeti is the quintessence of African wildlife: millions of animals inhabit these hilly shrouds. Unsurprisingly, the Serengeti is an iconic safari destination.
The landscapes of the park are majestic and diverse, endless plains, rivers, hills, rocky plateaus.
Serengeti National Park is located in northwestern Tanzania between Ngorongoro and Lake Victoria, and covers an area slightly larger than the whole of Montenegro.
In the north, it borders Kenya's Masai Mara National Reserve.
This conservation area is one of the last areas on Earth where you can get a front row seat to watch a great wildlife show - the largest migration of ungulates on the planet.

Ngorongoro

Ngorongoro Conservation Area is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, which takes its name from the Ngorongoro Crater, the world's largest inactive, intact and unfilled volcanic caldera, formed two to three million years ago.
About 25,000 large animals live in a natural amphitheater of nature, formed by a 300 km2 crater. It is believed that the density of predators per square meter is the highest here. It was recently recognized as one of Africa's Seven New Natural Wonders.

Tarangire

Tarangire is a park for those who want to step a little further off the beaten track to find themselves in a truly wilderness. Boasting large herds of elephants and buffaloes, as well as a remarkable concentration of big cats, Tarangire National Park is one of the best national parks in Tanzania. The African Wild Dog, Kudu, Oryx and Gerenuk, rarely found in other parks in the Northern District, can also be found here, along with arguably the best bird diversity in Africa. More than 550 species are attracted by its vibrant swamps. During the dry season from August to October, Tarangire is home to the largest number of mammals of any known national park in Tanzania.

Manyara

Rich in game and one of Tanzania's smaller wilderness enclaves, Lake Manyara National Park is a gorgeous area. There are several natural areas in the park. The waters of the lake cover two-thirds of the park, while the rest of the Manyara ecosystem is made up of high mountain slopes, flowering marshes, dense forests, wide grassy areas and hot springs.
It is considered a special luck to see the famous tree-climbing Lions Manyara. Another highlight of the park is forest elephants, which can only be seen here. Stop by the lake to admire a variety of bird species, including the pink flamingo. Here you can always see large flocks of baboons and giraffes. From ungulates, wildebeest frolic on the shore of the lake, and massive buffaloes with impressive horns revel in oozing muddy shoals. The elusive leopard and cape otter catch the eye of some lucky ones.

South Ring Parks

Ruaha

Be one of the few travelers to visit Tanzania's largest national park, home to 10% of the world's lion population and countless other animal and bird species. The largest national park in Tanzania, but relatively unknown, only a few travelers visit it a year.
The park is named after the Ruaha River, which serves as a lifeline for animals during the dry season and forms the core of a much larger wild ecosystem of 150,000 km2. The banks of the Ruahi are a permanent hunting ground for lions, leopards, cheetahs, jackals, hyenas and rare and endangered African wild dogs that hunt water deer, impala and gazelle. It is a remote wilderness that offers an authentic and deep safari experience for those in the know and those who have a special place in their hearts for Tanzania safari parks.

Selus

This wild and unspoiled nature reserve in southern Tanzania boasts an enticing mix of abundant wildlife and varied landscapes. Covering an area larger than Switzerland, Selous provides an exclusive safari experience. Safari is always successful here, with lots of wild dogs, lions, leopards, elephants, buffaloes and over 400 species of birds. The real highlight of Selous is the variety of safari activities available, making each day a totally different experience. Choose from traditional boat safaris to get closer to the hippos, or hiking safaris to take a slower approach to understanding the flora and fauna of Selous National Park

Mikumi

The golden meadows of northwest Mikumi are the scene of a large concentration of mammals, birds and reptiles, impenetrable forests and mountains in the southeast bordering the huge Selous Park. Mikumi National Park is the closest National Park to Dar es Salaam and Zanzibar. As part of the Selous ecosystem, it benefits from the highest mammalian density in the entire conservation area. Mikumi also has a story, being on one of the slave routes also used by Henry Morton Stanley in his epic explorations to find Livingston.
Large herds of Nyasa antelopes, blue wildebeest, herds of buffaloes, graceful impalas, zebras and giraffes roam the park. Where there are large herds, there are always many predators waiting for dinner, including lions, leopards, and rare wild dogs.

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