If Kenya invented the safari, Tanzania industrialised the spectacle.
This is the country of superlatives — the Serengeti’s endless plains, the two-million-strong migration that circles them, and the Ngorongoro Crater, a collapsed volcano holding the densest big game in Africa. Add the elephants of Tarangire, the cultures of Lake Eyasi and the beaches of Zanzibar. Beyond the famous northern circuit lies a wilder south — Nyerere National Park and the vast Selous Game Reserve it was carved from, where boat and walking safaris replace the crowds — and the great, empty wilderness of Ruaha. Over all of it rises Kilimanjaro, the highest mountain in Africa.
It is also one of the three countries where we run our own ground. The Serengeti rewards one thing above all — being in the right sector at the right time — and that is a timing problem, solved by people who work these plains all year, not a booking handed to a stranger.
Destinations in Tanzania
Central Serengeti
North Serengeti
South Serengeti
Ngorongoro Crater
Tarangire National Park
Ndutu
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Lake Manyara National Park
Zanzibar
Lake Eyasi
Ruaha National Park
Mount Kilimanjaro
Nyerere National Park
Karatu
Arusha
Moshi
Kilimanjaro Airport
Where you’ll stay in Tanzania
A pick of the country’s most distinctive camps, lodges and houses — the places we send guests when the stay matters as much as the wildlife.
Singita Mara River
A tiny, design-led Singita camp on the Mara River — ultra-exclusive in the heart of crossing country.
Mwiba Lodge
An ultra-luxurious lodge among granite kopjes and springs, in a private reserve bordering the southern plains.
One Nature Nyaruswiga
Contemporary tented suites on the central plains, with telescopes, plunge pools and broad migration views.
Namiri Plains
A remote Asilia camp in former cheetah-research country, prized for its big cats and uncrowded plains.
Entamanu Ngorongoro
A small Nomad camp on the quiet western rim, with views over both the crater and the Serengeti beyond.
Chem Chem Lodge
A serene, design-led lodge between Tarangire and Manyara, with private guiding and a strong eco-ethos.
Jabali Ridge
An Asilia lodge tucked among boulders with a spa and pool — refined and superbly guided in remote Ruaha.
Roho ya Selous
An Asilia camp between lakes and woodland — stylish and well placed for boating and game drives.
Zuri Zanzibar
A design-led resort in lush gardens above Kendwa beach, stylish and relaxed.
Gibb's Farm
A historic coffee farm on the crater highlands — gardens, farm-to-table food and timeless calm.
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