Welcome to the Serengeti, an African masterpiece of untamed beauty and wildlife spectacle. Spread across vast savannahs, the Serengeti National Park is an iconic landscape, home to the world-famous Great Migration. Witness nature’s grandeur as immense herds of wildebeest and zebras traverse the plains, following the rhythm of the seasons.

Encompassing nearly 15,000 square kilometers, the Serengeti captivates with its diverse ecosystems, from open grasslands to wooded hills. This renowned park shelters an extraordinary array of wildlife, including the Big Five—lions, elephants, leopards, buffaloes, rhinos—alongside cheetahs, giraffes, hippos  and an array of bird species.

Embark on an extraordinary journey into the heart of the Ngorongoro Crater, a geological marvel nestled within the Serengeti ecosystem. Hailed as the ‘Eighth Wonder of the World,’ this colossal volcanic caldera offers a breathtaking spectacle, seamlessly blending diverse ecosystems, including open grasslands, dense forests, and shimmering soda lakes.

Abundant Wildlife Haven: Descend into the crater to encounter the Big Five—lions, elephants, leopards, buffaloes, and rhinoceros. The concentrated biodiversity provides unparalleled wildlife viewing, with zebras, wildebeests, and a plethora of bird species completing this vibrant tableau.

Cultural Enrichment: Beyond its natural splendor, the Ngorongoro Crater is enriched with cultural significance. Engage with the Maasai people, whose traditional grazing practices coexist harmoniously with wildlife, reflecting a delicate balance between tradition and conservation.

Experience Tarangire National Park’s Wildlife Wonders – Home to Tanzania’s highest elephant population density, this captivating destination, just hours from Arusha, offers stunning baobab landscapes and unparalleled game viewing. Explore the beauty of the Maasai Steppe and enjoy memorable moments with elephants at the ancient baobab trees during your visit to Tarangire.

Explore Lake Manyara National Park – Tanzania’s Northern Circuit Gem

Home to tree-climbing lions and a vibrant flamingo-filled lake, Lake Manyara National Park is a must-visit destination. Its lush forests and diverse wildlife make it a unique stop on your Northern Circuit safari adventure.

At an altitude of 5895m above sea level, Mount Kilimanjaro or the “Roof of Africa” is Africa’s highest mountain and the tallest freestanding mountain in the world. Only three degrees south of the equator, it is snow-capped all year around. Its most outstanding features are the three major volcanic centres, Shira, Mawenzi and Kibo, all now dormant. There are 5 routes to the summit, any healthy person can climb the mountain, you will feel that you have conquered the world when you reach the summit.

Often described as having a lunar beauty, Lake Natron offers something a little bit different. The lake gets its deep red color from salt-loving organisms and algae. This algae growth has also fostered the development of Lesser Flamingo nests. Amazingly, 2.5 million flamingos make Lake Natron their home and it is considered one of their only breeding grounds, making preservation of the lake an environmental concern. Although most human settlements throughout history have formed around lakes and rivers, the barren landscape around Lake Natron tells a story of a place where survival is not easy.

The age of Lake Eyasi is estimated at 65 million years, just after dinosaurs became extinct. The feature formed due to the opening of a rift on the valley floor. For over 50,000 years, hunter–gatherers known as the Hadza or Hadzabe have lived around the lake’s shores. To the south-east, specifically the swampy Yaeda Valley, there are the Datooga, a pastoralist people. It’s an excellent add-on to a safari in either or both of those areas, as well as a great destination in its own right!

Arusha National Park is known for its abundance of tropical birds. With over four hundred different species in this relatively small park, you can easily spot them as you drive through the tropical rainforest! Often the lakes of the park are filled with thousands and thousands of flamingos, including the rare Greater Flamingo. The park also has some beautiful craters, waterfalls, mountains and grassy areas. The park is known as the home of the Colobus monkey, and therefore one of the reasons to visit the park.You can opt for a “Walking Safari”, and you will find that it is a very special feeling to really enjoy the wildlife up close, without the protective sheeting of the safari vehicle: Giraffes pass you on their stilts, you hear the trumpets of elephants, in a clearing you see a troop of Anubis baboons.

Zanzibar – A Tropical Paradise with Rich History and Pristine Beaches

Explore the enchanting island of Zanzibar, where turquoise waters, white-sand beaches, and a rich cultural heritage create an idyllic escape. This tropical paradise, located off the coast of Tanzania, beckons with historic Stone Town, vibrant spice markets, and stunning coral reefs for a perfect blend of relaxation and exploration.