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Go To Tanzania
Safari central and base of the sky piercing Mt Kilimanjaro, Africa's tallest mountain.
A Delightful Blend Of Diverse Cultures
Tanzania is one of the most beautiful and captivating countries on the planet.
One of Africa’s foremost Safari destinations, Tanzania is home to over 4 million wild animals, with 430 different species represented, including, one of the largest populations of lions in Africa, along with hippos, crocodiles, zebras, giraffes and leopards.
In the north of the country, the striking, snow-capped peak of Kilimanjaro - Africa’s tallest mountain, and the tallest freestanding mountain in the world - soars majestically over the surrounding landscapes, whilst the Indian Ocean coastline, and the nearby Zanzibar island, feature some of Africa’s most picturesque beaches, as well as stunning, coral-rich waters.
Photo by ray rui
Where to Stay in Tanzania
Few regions on the planet boast such breathtaking and biodiverse topography as...
Truly paradisiacal, Unguja, widely known as Zanzibar Island, sits just off Tanzania’s...
An excellent alternative to the more popular north, the south of the...
Our Pick
Serengeti Safari & Zanzibar
An in depth tour of Tanzania’s incredible Northern regions, including a safari in the Serengeti National Park and neighbouring Ngorongoro Conservation Area, the chance to explore the city of Arusha and a nearby Massai village, followed by 4 days on the picturesque island of Zanzibar.
From £59.44
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THINGS TO DO IN TANZANIA
A must when visiting the country, Tanzania’s diversity of fauna make it one of the best wildlife wat...
Despite its impressive height, you don’t have to be a highly trained and experienced hiker to scale ...
Zanzibar’s coral-rich waters are some of the best for diving and snorkeling in all of Africa.
The Maasai are one of Africa’s oldest tribal groups, and Tanzania is home to some 800,000 Maasai who...
There is no better way to see Tanzania’s incredible landscapes than on a hot air balloon ride.
Stone Town, the Unesco World Heritage Accredited old quarter of Zanzibar City, offers a fascinating ...
Faq?
There are only two direct routes from Europe to Tanzania: From Amsterdam with KLM, and Istanbul with Turkish Airlines.If you are flying from the UK you can also fly direct to Nairobi in Kenya with British Airways, and then connect to any of Tanzania’s international airports with Kenya Airways.
July - September is the driest period and coincides with the annual Serengeti migrations.
We recommend a minimum of 10 days.
Tanzania currently requires UK Citizens to obtain a visa before entering.
Tanzania Essentials
Skyscanner
- Compare airlines flights to Tanzania using Skyscanner. You will probably need a transfer flight to your final destination.
World Nomads
- World Nomads offer simple and flexible travel insurance, designed by travellers for travellers.
Booking.com
- For you to find the best accommodation around Tanzania. They work globally with hotels for all budgets.
iVisa
- Tanzania requires a visa and iVisa provide a simple online service for getting visa's for travels that require them.
