Katavi National Park is located 35km along the rift escarpment in Western Tanzania. It covers 4471 km² and is characterized by the vegetation of closed to open woodlands, scrublands, grasslands, swamps, seasonal lakes, and riverine vegetation. It was established in 1974 and is one of the most remote, vast, natural, and pristine parks in Africa. The park is also rich in plant and wildlife natural resources. Katavi National… Katavi National Park

Mahale National Park –  A Chimpanzee Sanctuary Explore Mahale National Park: Home to Chimpanzee Sanctuary Nestled 128 kilometers south of Kigoma, along the eastern shores of Lake Tanganyika, lies Mahale National Park, covering a sprawling 1,613 square kilometers. Lake Tanganyika, the world’s second deepest lake at 1,470 kilometers, adds to the park’s allure as the largest freshwater lake globally. This breathtaking sanctuary boasts an eclectic mix of habitats,… Mahale National Park

Gombe Stream National Park – A Haven for Chimpanzees Nestled along the serene shores of Lake Tanganyika, amidst the lush forests of western Tanzania, lies a hidden gem waiting to be discovered: Gombe Stream National Park. Welcome to a world where the rhythms of nature echo through the treetops, where chimpanzees swing gracefully from branch to branch, and where every corner holds the promise of adventure and… Gombe Stream National Park

Ruaha National Park – Tanzania’s Largest Park Ruaha National Park sprawls across central to southern Tanzania, situated approximately 130 kilometers west of Iringa, covering a vast expanse of 20,226 square kilometers. As the largest protected area not only in Tanzania but also in East Africa, it extends its reach to encompass the Usangu Game Reserve, safeguarding vital wetlands and the catchment areas of the Great Ruaha River, preserving… Ruaha National Park

Mikumi National Park  – The Southern Highlands – Baobab Haven Mikumi National Park is located 283 km to the west of Dar es Salaam and 107 km from Morogoro town. The park, which is Tanzania’s fourth-largest national park, is located beside Selous Game Reserve between the Lumango and Uluguru mountain ranges and covers 3230 km.  Mikumi National Park is also decorated… Mikumi National Park

Nyerere National Park- Selous Game Reserve – A Wild Dog Haven Nyerere National Park, situated in the northeastern section of the expansive Selous Game Reserve, was designated for photographic safaris and elevated to national park status in November 2019. Named after Tanzania’s inaugural president, Julius Nyerere, the park honors his dedication to wildlife conservation and protection. Encompassing the Rufiji River basin in southeastern Tanzania, Nyerere National Park boasts… Nyerere National Park

Kilimanjaro National Park – Africa’s Highest Mountain and ‘Roof of Africa’ Kilimanjaro National Park covers 1668 sq km and is home to Mount Kilimanjaro which is the tallest mountain in Africa and the tallest free-standing mountain in the world. Mt. Kilimanjaro is a UNESCO World Heritage site and also a Seven Natural Wonders of Africa. It is Africa’s highest free-standing mountain rising from cultivated farmlands through lush rainforest… Kilimanjaro National Park

Serengeti National Park – Cycle of Life (The Great Migration) The Serengeti National Park stands as a beacon of natural wonder, designated both as a UNESCO World Heritage site and one of Africa’s Seven Natural Wonders. Drawing adventurers and wildlife enthusiasts from across the globe, it reigns as a must-visit destination in East Africa. Encompassing a sprawling 14,763 km², it holds the title of Tanzania’s largest and oldest national park. Its landscape is a mosaic of diverse habitats, from acacia savannahs in the central regions… Serengeti National Park

Ngorongoro Conservation Area – The Largest Caldera in the World The Ngorongoro Conservation Area is named one of the Seven Natural Wonders of Africa. It is located 190km west of Arusha between Lake Manyara and the Serengeti and covers 8292 sq km. The conservation area comprises the 3 main areas as below. The Ngorongoro Crater is 19km wide and is the… Ngorongoro Conservation Area

Lake Manyara National Park in Tanzania is home to the Tree-Climbing Lions and lies at the foot of the Great Rift Valley escarpment covering 330 sq km. Lake Manyara is a shallow alkaline lake, the northwest of which is protected by the park. The park has a remarkably wide diversity of terrestrial habitats and ecosystems that include forests, wetlands, floodplains, hot springs, open savannahs, and acacia woodland. … Lake Manyara National Park

Tarangire National Park Located approximately 130 km (80 miles) southwest of Arusha, Tarangire National Park spans across 2,850 km² of diverse wilderness. Its expansive savannah grasslands are interspersed with open acacia woodland adorned by majestic Baobab trees. The park draws its name from the iconic Tarangire River that traverses its terrain. It stands out as the prime destination in Northern Tanzania for encountering the peculiar Baobab, often… Tarangire National Park