Safari in Tanzania

Discover Serengeti National Park

The Serengeti National Park is undoubtedly one of the most famous in the world. Covering 14,750 km², it is renowned for its annual wildebeest migration, when millions of animals cross the plains in search of pasture. When you visit the Serengeti, you’ll have the chance to see the Big Five: lions, leopards, elephants, rhinos and buffalo, as well as many other animals such as cheetahs, hyenas and antelopes. Jeep safaris, walking safaris and hot-air balloon flights over the plains offer unique perspectives on the park’s wildlife and magnificent landscapes.

Explore the Ngorongoro Crater

The Ngorongoro Crater is another must-see on a Tanzanian safari. This volcanic caldera, 20 km in diameter, is home to an incredible concentration of animals. The green plains, forests and marshes of the crater provide an ideal habitat for an impressive diversity of species. Here you can see lions, elephants, black rhinos, hippos and numerous birds. The Ngorongoro Crater is often called “Africa’s Garden of Eden” for its natural beauty and rich wildlife.

Visit Tarangire National Park

Tarangire National Park is famous for its elephant population and majestic baobab trees. Less crowded than the Serengeti, it offers a quieter, more intimate safari experience. As well as elephants, you’ll see giraffes, lions, leopards, zebras and a variety of birds. The park’s varied landscapes, with rivers, marshes and forests, add to the diversity of the experience. A safari in Tarangire will allow you to discover another aspect of Tanzania’s wildlife and landscapes.

Explore Manyara National Park

Manyara National Park is famous for its climbing lions, a rare feature among these felines. Located near Lake Manyara, the park offers a diversity of landscapes, from acacia forests to swamps and grassy plains. As well as lions, you can see herds of buffalo, giraffes, elephants and a multitude of water birds, including pink flamingos. Jeep safaris and canoe trips on Lake Manyara offer unique perspectives on the park’s wildlife and landscapes.

Discover Ruaha National Park

Ruaha National Park is Tanzania’s largest park, but remains relatively uncrowded, offering a more exclusive safari experience. Known for its large populations of lions and elephants, Ruaha is also home to leopards, cheetahs, giraffes and many species of antelope. The spectacular scenery, with its mountains, rivers and savannahs, is ideal for wildlife watching. Jeep and walking safaris allow you to explore the vast expanses of the park.

A cultural experience with the Maasai

A safari in Tanzania is not just about watching animals; it’s also about discovering the country’s rich and diverse culture. Encounters with the Maasai, a semi-nomadic people living in the northern regions of Tanzania, are particularly rewarding. You can visit their traditional villages, watch ceremonial dances and songs, and learn more about their way of life and traditions. These cultural experiences add a human and authentic dimension to your adventure in Tanzania.

Walking safari in Arusha National Park

Arusha National Park, near the town of Arusha, offers a unique safari experience with guided walking safaris. You can explore a variety of landscapes, from mountain forests to grassy plains and crater lakes. The park is also famous for Mount Meru, a majestic volcano that dominates the horizon. Walking safaris allow you to observe wildlife up close, including giraffe, buffalo, zebra and wildebeest. This intimate approach to nature makes Arusha National Park particularly attractive to hikers and photographers.

Discover theisland of Zanzibar

After a safari on the mainland, a visit to the island of Zanzibar is an excellent way to relax and enjoy the paradisiacal beaches. Zanzibar, off the Tanzanian coast, is famous for its white sandy beaches, crystal-clear waters and coral reefs. You can explore Stone Town, the historic capital, with its narrow streets, colorful markets and historic buildings. Water activities such as diving, snorkeling and sailing allow you to discover the island’s rich marine biodiversity.

Safari in Selous National Park

Selous National Park is one of Africa’s largest wildlife reserves and offers an exceptional safari experience. This UNESCO World Heritage Site is home to a wide variety of animals, including lions, elephants, crocodiles, hippos and wild dogs. Boat safaris on the Rufiji River, jeep safaris and walking safaris allow you to explore the park’s varied landscapes, from swamps to miombo forests. Selous is ideal for those seeking a wilder, less crowded safari experience.

Climbing Kilimanjaro

For adventure lovers, climbing Mount Kilimanjaro is an unforgettable experience. This emblematic peak, the highest in Africa, offers several hiking routes through a variety of ecosystems, from tropical forests to alpine deserts. Although the climb is challenging, it is accessible to determined, well-prepared hikers. Reaching the summit, Uhuru Peak, at 5,895 metres, offers spectacular panoramic views and an incomparable sense of achievement. Climbing Kilimanjaro is an adventure in its own right, perfectly complementing a safari in Tanzania.