Tanzania Travel Advisory & Planning Guide

Complete Guide To Planning Your Trip To Tanzania

Tanzania is a beautiful country situated in East Africa. Tanzania is the heart of Africa and the best country to visit.

Lies in the great lakes of East Africa. It comprises Africa’s highest peak, the endless plains of the Serengeti, and Zanzibar.

Tanzania boasts both the highest and the lowest points in Africa. Mount Kilimanjaro is at 5,895m above sea level, while the floor of Lake Tanganyika is at 352m below sea level.

Rich in history, culture, and wildlife, Tanzania is an unforgettable destination.

More than 22 national parks offer unique experiences for adventure seekers. Who wishes to be away from home to explore life in the other part of the world? Karibu!

The Northern Circuit

This part of the country offers an imaginative view of nature and wildlife.  Crowned by world-renowned destinations, including the Serengeti and Tarangire.

This area is home to wildlife, mountains, and an endless plain.   Millions of wildebeests migrating to the Maasai Mara in Kenya create a rhythmic sound.  It is one of the most notable natural events in human history.

The largest group of Elephants remains on Earth, still roaming around in Tarangire. But also, the fascinating stories of the baobab trees will blow your mind while in this park.

Ngorongoro Crater

It is the world’s largest caldera and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Offering life to more than 2,000 large animals living along the crater rim.

The rare black rhino and the highest number of Big Five to see. The Maasai people are also part of the experience you will encounter. They live and graze their cattle alongside wild animals.

The Rift Valley of East Africa gives rise to Lake Manyara National Park. This park is well known for its tree-climbing lions and Soda Ash Lake. That attracts thousands of flamingos and other birds found in Tanzania.

Mount Kilimanjaro is the tallest free-standing mountain on Earth at 5,895m.  It is the highest peak in Africa, formed due to a volcanic eruption that happened millions of years ago.

Mount Kilimanjaro

It is the symbol of hope and freedom for Africa. It is a prime destination in Africa, attracting approximately 400,000 climbers annually.

Providing jobs for people working in travel as porters, mountain guides, and in hotels.

The ecosystem of Kilimanjaro ranges from low to high altitudes, including tropical forest, desert, montane forest, and alpine zones.

You can see several animals and reptiles while climbing Mount Kilimanjaro.

You can expect to see monkeys, olive baboons, leopards, mongooses, and reptiles.

Climbing Mount Kilimanjaro involves transitioning between routes. The available climbing routes are Machame, Lemosho, Rongai, Umbwe, Mweka, and Marangu.

Duration to reach the summit ranges from 5 to 8 days, excluding arrival and departure days.

The Southern Circuit

This area in Tanzania remains an untouched gem in Africa. There is no traffic compared to the northern circuits—an ideal destination for luxury travel, offering an escape from traffic.

These parks offer unlimited game views in the wildlife reserve of the south. Selous Game Reserve and Ruaha National Park are the best parks to visit in Tanzania in the south.

Explore the Ruaha lion glades or take a boat ride along the Rufiji River.  The abundance of wildlife, birds, and natural beauty will enhance your African vacation.

Spend time on walking safaris, game drives, or camping in these giant wildlife parks of Africa.

The western part of the country offers Katavi, Mahale, and Gombe National Parks. These are the ideal parks for chimpanzee trekking.

Beyond wildlife safaris and climbing, Tanzania offers beach holiday options. The stretching sandy beaches of Lake Victoria and Lake Tanganyika offer a respite for the mind and soul.

For honeymoon safaris or family reunions, these areas will soothe your soul. Spend your vacation in Saadani, Zanzibar, Rubondo, Bagamoyo, or even Kigoma.

In the spirit of Hakuna Matata, Adventure is calling you in to visit Tanzania