Destinations in Tanzania

• Serengeti National Park

  Vast savannahs and the world-famous Great Migration. The Serengeti is home to the Big Five, and its central Seronera area is one of the richest wildlife habitats in Tanzania.

• Ngorongoro Crater

  One of the planet's most remarkable wildlife sanctuaries, often called Africa's Garden of Eden. A conservation area rather than a national park, shared by wildlife and the local Maasai.

• Tarangire National Park

  Celebrated for its massive elephant herds and baobab-dotted landscapes.

• Lake Manyara

  Known for its tree-climbing lions and pink flamingos, with groundwater forest, baobab cliffs and more than 400 recorded bird species.

• Nyerere National Park

  The former northern Selous, a wild southern park along the Rufiji River, with boat safaris, walking safaris and few other visitors.

• Ruaha National Park

  A remote park in central Tanzania known for large lion prides, elephants and the Great Ruaha River, far from the northern crowds.

• Mount Kilimanjaro

  Africa's highest mountain at 5,895 metres and the largest free-standing mountain in the world, with a national park of 75,675 hectares.

• Zanzibar

  White-sand beaches, historic Stone Town, spice farms, dhow cruises and the lively Forodhani night market.

• Arusha

  The gateway to the northern safari circuit and Kilimanjaro, at the foot of Mount Meru, with Arusha National Park close by.

More places we can include

• Katavi National Park

  In Tanzania's far west, Katavi and neighbouring Mahale Mountains are two of the country's lesser-known national parks.

• Udzungwa Mountains

  The largest and most biodiverse of a chain of about a dozen large, forest-covered mountains.