Tanzania Overview

Thousands of visitors from all over the world dream one day of visiting this very special area in order to partake in an African safari. The enormous migrations of wildebeest and zebra across the Serengeti Plains are the main attraction of this area.

Mount Meru and Mount Kilimanjaro, which is the highest mountain in Africa, are also very popular destinations. Dar-es-Salaam is the primary springboard for visitors travelling to the exotic island of Zanzibar. Whilst the northern safari areas are better known, the superb Selous Game Reserve Selous Game Reserve and the Ruaha National Park in the central and southern sections of Tanzania are less known, yet are some of the most magnificent wildlife sanctuaries in Africa. Tanzania’s natural attractions are almost limitless and the country is an explorers' paradise. The Mahale Mountains on the shores of Lake Tanganyika are home to Chimpanzees and the lake is probably the least exploited and developed of Africa’s major lakes.