Mkomazi National Park – Tanzania’s secret rhino heart Reliable Black Rhino Tracking, Wild Dogs, Somali Fauna The most important facts in brief Location: Northeast Tanzania, Kilimanjaro/Tanga region; 112 km southeast of Moshi, 270 km from Arusha (4-5 hours drive) Area:…
Lake Natron & Oil Doinyo Lengai Tanzania’s wildest natural wonder: flamingos, geothermal soda lake and the only active natrocarbonatite volcano on earth The most important facts in brief Topic Details Location Northern Tanzania, Rift Valley (Great Rift Valley); border with…
The Forest of Jane Goodall’s Legacy Gombe Stream National Park – Jane Goodall’s Legacy Chimpanzee Trekking at Lake Tanganyika The most important facts in brief Location: western Tanzania, directly on Lake Tanganyika, near Kigoma Size: 52 km² – Tanzania’s smallest…
Ngorongoro Crater The most important facts in brief Topic Details Location 180 km west of Arusha, 3-4 hours drive; Part of the Ngorongoro Conservation Area (NCA, 8,300 km²) Geology Caldera (collapsed volcanic cone); 2–3 million years old; 260 km² area;…
MANYARA NATIONAL PARK Lake Manyara National Park – For some the most beautiful garden in Africa Six habitats, tree-climbing lions, and Tanzania’s only canopy walkway – on 325 km² The most important facts in brief Location: 120 km southwest of…
ARUSHA NATIONAL PARK Discover and explore the diversity of Arusha National Park Arusha National Park The exclusive safari jewel among the giants World’s largest giraffe population, 7 Momella lakes, canoe trip, and Mount Meru – 30 minutes from Arusha The…
Elephant paradise and baobab landscapes in northern Tanzania Highest density of elephants in northern Tanzania, over 550 species of birds and baobab landscapes – 2 hours from Arusha The most important facts in brief Topic Details Location 120 km southwest…
The endless plains of Tanzania “Siringet” – the largest mammal migration on earth, 3,000 lions and 14,763 km² of endless savannah The most important facts in brief Topic Details Name (Maasai) “Siringet” – the place where the land goes on…
