Arusha is without doubts the safari capital of Tanzania, with the majority of safaris to the Northern Parks like Tarangire, Lake Manyara, Ngorongoro and Serengeti starting from here ...

Tarangire National Park is situated some 120 km south of Arusha and renowned for its huge herds of elephant and many majestic baobab trees. Best time to visit is in the dry season ...

Chem Chem's camps are located between Lake Manyara and the Tarangire National Park and provide access to Lake Burunge, Lake Manyara and Tarangire National Park ...

Stretching along the slopes of the Great Rift Valley, this beautiful park is composed for the most part of water and, covering just 330 km2, relatively small. ...

The Ngorongoro highlands around Karatu are fertile and green with lots of agriculture and coffe farms that are worth a visit ...

The Ngorongoro Crater was declared a World Heritage Site in 1978. The world's largest, intact volcano crater measures an incredible 20 km in diameter. The mineral-rich crater floor is covered with nutritious grass and attracts large herds of animals throughout the year ...

The Serengeti is known by everybody and needs little or no introduction. The great wide expanses of grass are magnificent and the Serengeti certainly is one of the most attractive safari destinations. It is also home to the Great Migration, one of the world's greatest wildlife spectacles ...

Maswa and Mwiba are important buffer zones that seperate the villages to the West from Serengeti National Park. Originally hunting concessions, the area is now used more and more for photographic safaris and some exceptional camps have been established in the area ...

Singita Grumeti, situated adjacent to the Serengeti National Park in Tanzania, is a private reserve that is managed by Singita. Some of the very best camps in Tanzania are located here ...

Nyerere National Park, formerly known as northern part of the Selous Game Reserve, covers 30'893 km2 of wilderness and is twice as large as the Serengeti. Besides game drives, the park also offers boat trips on the Rufiji River or on one of the lakes ...

Ruaha National Park is Tanzania's largest national park. Lion, cheetah, leopard and wild dog are at home here, as are large populations of elephant, buffalo and antelope ...

With only several hundred visitors per year, Katavi National Park (4'500 km2) is a real jewel. Considered one of the best parks in Africa, a trip here is inextricably linked to a long journey ...

Mahale Mountain National Park is situated on the banks of Lake Tanganyika in the west of Tanzania. It is home to many primates, including yellow baboons, colobus monkeys, various vervet monkeys and, of course, chimps, around a thousand of which live here ...

Ol Doinyo Lengai volcano rises majestically above Lake Natron like the guardian of a lost world. If you like volcanoes you should not miss Ol Doinyo Lengai ...

Lake Eyasi offers a culture experience. The waDatoga are a pastoral group like the Maasai and the Hadzabe are hunter-gatherer bushmen. A day with the Hadzabe are like a journey into the past ...

At 5'895 m, the Kilimanjaro is Africaâ's highest mountain range. Visible from far and wide, the mountainâ's (still) snow-covered summit reigns mighty over everything and everyone ...

Lake Victoria is the largest lake in Africa and chief reservoir of the Nile. Its waters fill a shallow depression in the centre of the great plateau that stretches between the Western and Eastern Rift Valleys. Lake Victoria has more than 200 species of fish, of which the Tilapia is the most economically important ...