TANZANIA
WHY CHOOSE TAnzania? Below, SOME OF THE HIGHLIGHTS
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tanzania highlights
- The fact that you can watch the Great Migration almost all year round
- A safari in the Serengeti
- A safari in the southern parts of the Country (less crowded!)
- Climbing the Kilimanjaro
- The Ngorongoro Crater
- An easy access to Zanzibar, for a beach break
- The Big 5 can be seen in more that one national park
- The vast, flat landscapes
- The adrenaline of staying in tented camps close to the Migration
FOR WHO IS TANZANIA?
For those who wish the see the Big 5
For those who always wanted to see the Great Migration and camp next to it
For those who love to have a beach break after the safaris
For those who love to hike
For those who are after some rarities like the Chimpanzees
For cultural interactions, for world heritage sites, for dramatic and stunning landscapes, for mixing house properties with mobile tented camps, for the Great Migration, for all the African animals you wish to see live, for its easy connection to the paradisiac island of Zanzibar, whose warm crystal waters offer luxurious accommodation. For the great plains, the going-up mount Kilimanjaro, the photographic scenarios, for heavy populated wildlife areas. You can combine Tanzania with Rwanda, you can follow the Migration into Kenya, you can extend the savannah days with the beach. This country is equally memorable for a honeymoon, for a family trip, or just a solo traveler.
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In certain areas of northern Tanzania you can go around my car, always with your guide. Most people however tend to fly between locations.
Tanzania is a big 5 country, and also the heart of the Great Migration. In one same morning drive you can spot lions, elephants, cheetahs, zebras and so much more.
It’s a safari destination well known for its abundance of wildlife.
Most safaris happen on a 4x4, and you also choose for a balloon sunrise activity. But it’s also a place famous for its tented camps in areas like the Serengeti which makes the overall experience very real and exciting.
There are so many national parks to visit that you could spend weeks here. But if time is of essence we recommend at least 10 nights in the country.
Climbing the Kilimanjaro, visit villages and Masai communities, go trekking in the most spectacular landscapes, stay in Mobile Tented Camps to follow the Migration and feel the adrenaline.
April and May are rainy months.