Where Else to Go in Tanzania

Tanzania’s most iconic safari destination – endless plains, epic predator sightings, and home to the Great Migration.

This geological phenomenon is home to incomparable wildlife densities. An unforgettable stop on a Tanzanian safari.

A stunning landscape of ancient baobab trees, river valleys, and plains, where huge elephant herds roam.

This compact and impressively diverse national park is ideal for a short, scenic introduction to safari.

Remote, wild, and scenically diverse… walking safaris are excellent here, as are the predator sightings.

A watery wilderness through which the Rufiji River flows. Great for walking and boating safaris.

This beautiful forested region is the finest place in Africa for a chimpanzee safari.

A pristine wild space in remote western Tanzania, with huge prides of lion and buffalo herds.

Adjacent to the Serengeti, exclusive Grumeti is home to some of Africa’s most luxurious safari properties.

A remote national park where adventurous travellers can join researchers for a rare chimpanzee habituation experience.

Lake Natron’s alkaline waters attract millions of lesser flamingos, making this a totally unique site.

A beautiful salt lake offering excellent birding experiences. Easily paired with the Serengeti and Ngorongoro.

A tropical island paradise where coconut palms, white sands, and turquoise ocean waters provide pure relaxation.

A protected marine conservation area offering some of the best diving in the Indian Ocean.

Pemba combines feet-in-the-sand island bliss with world-class diving and exclusive beach properties.

There are some wonderful beaches south of Dar es Salaam, practically untouched by tourism.