Tanzania is famous for its abundant wildlife, in a breathtaking landscape that ranges from the East African Rift Valley with the highest mountains in Africa to the Serengeti and the Ngorongoro crater and to the coastal region with the holiday island of Zanzibar. Tanzania is the ideal destination for your photo trips. Tanzania offers you the opportunity to visit seven UNESCO World Heritage Sites. In the country’s national parks and wildlife sanctuaries, you’ll find elephants, zebras, giraffes, lions, cheetahs, wild dogs, leopards, and tons of antelope and wildebeest, and more than 400 species of tropical birds. Gombe National Park lives on the legacy of renowned chimparesearcher Jane Godall, and Mkozumi National Park is dedicated to reintroducing endangered species such as the black rhino and African wild dogs.
The annual highlight for wildlife photographers is the Great Migration. When millions of herd animals migrate in a constant cycle from the Serengeti to the Kenyan Mara region and back again, cross the Mara River at the risk of their lives and then give birth to their calves in the South Serengeti in January. But not only wildlife photographers get their money’s worth in Tanzania. Diverse and varied vegetation zones, landscapes on Lake Natron and the still active volcano Ol Doinyo Lengai, which look as if they are out of this world, will make your photo gallery look faster.
And as if all this wasn’t enough, a beach holiday at a resort on the snow-white beaches of Zanzibar crowns your Tanzania experience. If the mainland has delighted your eyes, you will indulge in the scent world of pepper, nutmeg, clove, vanilla, turmeric, cardamom, caraway, tamarind and coriander during your visit to a spice farm in Zanzibar.