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Welcome to Tanzania, a land of natural wonders, rich culture and unforgettable experiences. Whether you’re seeking adventure, relaxation, or a bit of both, this East African gem has something for…
The new BBC One wildlife series Serengeti, started on 4 July, tracks a cast of savannah animals with secret cameras over 12 months. Follow the great migration for yourself on…
Visit Tanzania’s best kept game viewing secret – Ruaha National Park – with dramatic scenery, large open plains and majestic animals such as zebra, gazelle and elephant, then transfer to…
So, it’s Friday at last, but what have you got lined up for the weekend? A few jobs around the house and a supermarket shop? Well, imagine you could spend a long weekend on an African safari…
African safari holidays are incredible experiences you’ll remember for the rest of your life. Thousands of travellers set off each year in the hope of spotting as many different species…
SpiceRoads Cycling, one of the world’s leaders in cycle tours in emerging destinations, has just launched three new countries in their lineup of adventure cycling destinations: Tanzania, Rwanda, and Uganda…
In the second of his series of QAs, Travel Begins at 40 Founder, Mark Bibby Jackson, relates his favourite – or at least most memorable – African safari experience. My…
Marking the release of the new, critically acclaimed biographic film Jane, bespoke travel outfitter Natural World Safaris (www.naturalworldsafaris.com) presents two safaris for guests to follow in the footsteps of Jane Goodall…
Discover a new family friendly destination for summer 2018, with a holiday to Tanzania’s unspoilt east coast. The perfect destination for guests of all ages, stay at The Tides Lodge…
Tanzania is in East Africa. It has two huge lakes, partially within its borders, Lake Victoria and Lake Tanganyika. The largest city is Dar es Salaam and its official language is Swahili. The country is extremely popular for safaris.
With an area of 5,700 square miles, the Serengeti National Park is great place to go on safari. Famed for its awe-inspiring migration of 1.5 million wildebeest annually, people flock there to see this extraordinary sight. The park is also home to 250 thousand zebras and many Nile crocodiles.
At 4,900 metres in height, Mount Kilimanjaro is the highest mountain in Africa and is a dormant volcano. It forms part of the Kilimanjaro National Park and attracts climbers from all over the world. Many tour groups arrange trips up to the summit. The sunrise and the sunset are spectacular. Alternatively, you can visit the spectacular Sanje Falls waterfall in Udzungawa National Park.
The tropical island of Zanzibar has been an important point on trading routes for centuries. This means the island’s architecture has a strong Arabic influence. Truly an amazing place to visit.
