Travel in Tanzania
Tailor-made

Land of contrasts between savanna and Indian Ocean

Tanzania unfolds its landscapes between the endless plains of the Serengeti where the gallop of wildebeest echoes, the snow-capped slopes of Kilimanjaro and the turquoise waters of the Zanzibar archipelago. Here, Africa reveals its many faces: sunrise safaris in the Ngorongoro crater, encounters with the Maasai in their traditional villages, and evenings lulled by the lapping of waves on white coral beaches.

Each journey takes shape according to your wishes: a sporting ascent of the roof of Africa, close observation of the Big Five, or relaxation on the spice islands. Your English-speaking local agent designs an itinerary that blends adventure and authenticity, set to the rhythm of seasonal migrations and Swahili traditions.

What to absolutely see in Tanzania?

Serengeti National Park offers the theater of the Great Migration, this natural spectacle where more than a million wildebeest cross rivers teeming with crocodiles. Ngorongoro crater, a true Noah's Ark, concentrates an exceptional density of animals in this extinct volcano. Kilimanjaro rises its 5,895 meters above the savanna, a challenge accessible to motivated trekkers. Zanzibar and its archipelago seduce with their immaculate beaches, their spice forests and Stone Town, a historic city with labyrinthine streets. Less crowded parks like Ruaha or Selous reveal a wilder Tanzania, territory of wild dogs and giant elephants.

What type of trip to choose?

Tanzania lends itself to all travel styles: classic 10-day safari combining Serengeti and Ngorongoro, 15-day expedition including climbing Kilimanjaro, or 3-week stay combining safari and relaxation in Zanzibar. Budgets adapt from adventure camping to luxury lodges overlooking the savanna. Families with children, couples on honeymoon or groups of trekking friends each find their own pace, accompanied by English-speaking ranger guides who share their intimate knowledge of African wildlife.