Where to go
Explore Tanzania.
From the famous northern circuit to the wild south, remote west and Indian Ocean islands, each region brings a different character.
01Migration & big cats
Serengeti
A vast ecosystem of open plains, kopjes and river country, with rewarding resident wildlife throughout the year.
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02Crater & highlands
Ngorongoro
A concentrated wildlife experience within an extraordinary volcanic landscape, best approached early and without rushing.
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03Elephants & baobabs
Tarangire
A distinctive northern park that becomes especially rewarding in the dry season as wildlife gathers along the river.
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04Forest, lake & escarpment
Lake Manyara
A compact and varied park that works best as a considered part of the wider northern circuit.
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05Wild southern Tanzania
Ruaha
Big landscapes, excellent predator viewing and serious guiding with far fewer vehicles than the northern circuit.
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06Rivers & wilderness
Nyerere
A broad river wilderness where game drives can be combined with boat safaris and walking.
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07Chimpanzees & Lake Tanganyika
Mahale
Forested mountains, a remote lakeshore and one of Africa’s most memorable chimpanzee tracking experiences.
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08The remote west
Katavi
A seasonal, uncompromising wilderness that rewards the additional time and cost required to reach it.
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09The Indian Ocean
Zanzibar Archipelago
Zanzibar, Pemba and smaller islands offer different beaches, marine experiences and Swahili culture.
Explore Zanzibar Archipelago →Choosing a route
Different regions create very different safaris.
We consider season, flight connections, wildlife priorities and how much time you want to spend travelling before deciding which areas belong together.
See journeys that work well