Tanzania is a land blessed with splendid, vast and fascinating landscape, beauty, both with its flora and fauna, not forgeting the captivating and diverse richness of culture.

Tanzania can truly claim to be the home of the safari since the word is Swahili for journey. And there is no better place to enjoy the enriching wildlife experience than Tanzania.
The country's game viewing experiences are wildly regarded as the best in Africa. Tanzania boasts beautiful beaches hundreds of miles of palm-fringed sands; its lakes are huge and bountiful with fish; its cities are relaxed and friendly; its islands Zanzibar, Pemba and Mafia live up to their exotic images.
Yet this largest country in Eastern Africa is untouched by the holiday making hordes of mass tourism.

Some of the main attractions of Tanzania are as below.

The Northern Circuit  

Serengeti National Park
One of the world's last great wildlife refuges' Various types of vegetation: grassy plains, savannah with acacias, wooded hill and mountain are the backdrop for an extraordinary concentration of animals which reaches its peak during the wildebeest migration.

Ngorongoro Crater
Eighth wonder of the world' Land of Maasai, of their cattle and of the fauna, this protected area is located in the Great Rift Valley, gigantic fracture of the earth's crust. Volcanoes, mountains, plains, lakes, forests and archeological sites form this mangnificent landscape.

Lake Manyara National Park
Nestling at the base of the Great Rift Valley escarpment the park is noted for it's incredible beauty. Famous for it's tree - Climbing lions.

Tarangire National Park
Animal population here rivals that of the Serengeti. On the east bank of Lake Manyara, the Tarangire river crosses the park from north to south.

Arusha National Park
Just 32 km's away from the town of Arusha is the Arusha National Park which is consists of three spectacular features The Momela Lakes, Mount Meru and the Ngurdoto Crater. On clear days magnificent views of mount Kilimanjaro can be seen from almost any park of the park.

Mount Kilimanjaro 
Hightest free standing mountain in the world' Kilimanjaro consists of three summits: to the west, the shira plateau, to the east mawenzi peak and between the two the snow capped summit of kibo which reaches 5'895 meters.
It's the roof of Africa.

The Southern Circuit  

Mikumi National Park - South Tanzania
Located north of the Selous Reserve, less than 300 km from Dar es Salaam, is the Mikumi National Park.

Ruaha National Park - South Tanzania
One of Tanzania's best kept wildlife secrets is the Ruaha national Park. Previous inaccessibility has ensured it has remained virtually unchanged for centuries, unaffected by the ravages of mankind.

Selous Game Reserve - South Tanzania
The Selous Game Reserve is the largest protected wildlife area in Africa. UN World Heritage site, this pristine, uninhabited area is larger than Switzerland.

Mahale Mountains National Park - West Tanzania
The other santuary of the chimpanzee is the Mahale Mountain National Park which is reached by boat from Kigoma.