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Serengeti National Park
Northern Tanzania

Serengeti National Park

The endless plains — theatre of the Great Migration.
Ngorongoro Crater
Northern Tanzania

Ngorongoro Crater

The Big-Five-packed 'Eden of Africa' — largest unbroken volcanic caldera on Earth.
Mount Kilimanjaro
Northern Tanzania

Mount Kilimanjaro

Africa's highest peak — 5,895m free-standing equatorial snow mountain.
Zanzibar & Stone Town
Zanzibar archipelago

Zanzibar & Stone Town

Spice islands off Tanzania — UNESCO Stone Town plus white-sand beaches.
Tarangire National Park
Northern Tanzania

Tarangire National Park

Giant baobabs and seasonal elephant superherds.
Pemba Island
Zanzibar Archipelago

Pemba Island

Zanzibar's quieter sister island — clove plantations, pristine coral reefs, flying fox colonies.
Mafia Island
Pwani Region

Mafia Island

Pristine marine park famous for whale shark encounters, untouched reefs and sleepy Swahili villages.
Lake Manyara National Park
Northern Circuit

Lake Manyara National Park

Tree-climbing lions, flamingo-fringed soda lake and the Great Rift Valley escarpment backdrop.
Selous Game Reserve (Nyerere NP)
Southern Circuit

Selous Game Reserve (Nyerere NP)

Africa's largest protected wildlife area — 50,000 km² of rivers, miombo woodland and boat safaris.
Ruaha National Park
Southern Circuit

Ruaha National Park

Tanzania's second-largest park — remote, wild, and one of the last great lion strongholds.
Mahale Mountains National Park
Lake Tanganyika shore

Mahale Mountains National Park

Chimpanzee tracking on the white-sand shore of Lake Tanganyika — reached only by boat or bush flight.
Gombe Stream National Park
Lake Tanganyika shore

Gombe Stream National Park

The smallest Tanzanian park — and the birthplace of modern chimpanzee research under Jane Goodall.
Lake Tanganyika
Western Tanzania

Lake Tanganyika

The world's second-deepest lake — 1,470 m, 673 km long, home to 250+ cichlid species.
Lake Victoria (Mwanza)
Lake Zone

Lake Victoria (Mwanza)

Africa's largest lake — fishing villages, Bismarck Rock and the gateway to Rubondo and Saanane islands.
Mount Meru
Arusha National Park

Mount Meru

4,566 m dormant volcano — the best Kilimanjaro acclimatisation climb with wildlife to boot.
Olduvai Gorge
Ngorongoro Conservation Area

Olduvai Gorge

'The Cradle of Humankind' — paleoanthropological site with 1.9-million-year-old hominid fossils.
Arusha National Park
Northern Circuit (near Arusha)

Arusha National Park

Compact park with Mt Meru, Momella Lakes (flamingos), and the Ngurdoto Crater — all in one day.
Katavi National Park
Western Tanzania

Katavi National Park

Tanzania's wildest park — huge hippo pools, buffalo superherds and zero tourists.
Usambara Mountains
North-East Tanzania

Usambara Mountains

Scenic hiking trails, waterfalls and viewpoints in the cool highlands above Tanga.
Kilwa Kisiwani
Southern Coast

Kilwa Kisiwani

UNESCO-listed ruins of a medieval Swahili trading empire — coral-stone mosque + palace.
Bagamoyo
Pwani Region

Bagamoyo

Historic Swahili coast town — former slave-trade port and German East African capital.
Mikumi National Park
Morogoro Region

Mikumi National Park

Tanzania's fourth-largest park — 'Serengeti-lite' with giraffes, zebras and easy Dar es Salaam access.
Saanane Island National Park
Lake Victoria / Mwanza

Saanane Island National Park

Africa's first aquatic national park — tiny forested island in Lake Victoria near Mwanza.
Rubondo Island National Park
Lake Victoria

Rubondo Island National Park

Remote 457 km² Lake Victoria island — chimpanzee sanctuary + sitatunga + birding.
Pangani
Tanga Region

Pangani

Historic Swahili coast town at the Pangani River mouth — ancient ruins + pristine beaches.
Dar es Salaam
Coastal City

Dar es Salaam

Tanzania's largest city — Swahili culture, National Museum, Kariakoo market, Coco Beach nightlife.
Arusha City
Northern Tanzania

Arusha City

Safari gateway at 1,400 m — ICTR memorial, Arusha Declaration Museum, cultural heritage centre.
Kondoa Rock-Art Sites
Dodoma Region

Kondoa Rock-Art Sites

UNESCO-listed 2,000-year-old ochre + white rock paintings — 150 documented sites.