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Explore Tanzania's Wild Heart
Safari Destinations
From the endless Serengeti plains to the world-famous Ngorongoro Crater, discover Tanzania's most extraordinary wildlife destinations.
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Tanzania's Premier Safari Regions
Each corner of Tanzania offers a distinct landscape and wildlife experience. Browse our destinations grouped by safari circuit.
Northern Circuit
Tanzania's most popular safari route, home to the Serengeti, Ngorongoro Crater, and Tarangire. A wildlife spectacle like no other.
Northern CircuitNational Park
Arusha National Park
A compact jewel between Mount Meru and Kilimanjaro — offering canoe safaris, colobus monkeys, and stunning crater lakes.
Mount MeruMomella LakesColobus MonkeysCanoe Safaris
June – February
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Northern CircuitNational Park
Lake Manyara National Park
Home to tree-climbing lions and vast flamingo flocks along the beautiful alkaline lake that Hemingway called Africa's loveliest.
Tree-climbing LionsFlamingosRift Valley ViewsDiverse Birdlife
June – October
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Northern CircuitNatural Wonder
Lake Natron
A fiery-red alkaline lake beneath an active volcano — East Africa's primary flamingo breeding ground with surreal landscapes.
Flamingo BreedingOl Doinyo Lengai VolcanoNgare Sero WaterfallsMaasai Culture
June – October
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Northern CircuitConservation Area
Ngorongoro Conservation Area
The world's largest intact volcanic caldera — spot all Big Five in one day in this UNESCO World Heritage natural wonder.
World's Largest CalderaBig Five in One DayBlack RhinoMaasai Communities
June – October
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Northern CircuitNational Park
Serengeti National Park
Tanzania's most iconic park — home to the Great Migration, Big Five, and Africa's highest predator concentration across endless golden plains.
Great MigrationBig FiveBig Cats CapitalHot Air Balloons
June – October
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Northern CircuitNational Park
Tarangire National Park
Land of giant elephants and ancient baobabs — home to Tanzania's largest elephant herds and over 550 bird species.
Elephant HerdsAncient Baobabs550+ Bird SpeciesTree-climbing Pythons
June – October
ExploreSouthern Circuit
Vast, untouched wilderness areas including Ruaha and the Selous, offering an exclusive and remote safari experience.
Southern CircuitNational Park
Mikumi National Park
The 'Mini-Serengeti' — Tanzania's most accessible wildlife park from Dar es Salaam, with open savannah teeming with game.
Mini-SerengetiAccessible from DarOpen GrasslandsDiverse Wildlife
June – October
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Southern CircuitNational Park
Nyerere National Park (Selous)
Africa's largest game reserve — offering boat safaris, walking safaris, and one of the best chances to spot endangered wild dogs.
Boat SafarisWalking SafarisWild Dog PacksRufiji River
June – November
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Southern CircuitNational Park
Ruaha National Park
Tanzania's largest national park — a hidden gem with the biggest elephant population and exceptional big cat sightings.
Largest Elephant PopulationBig Cat DensityRemote & UntouchedGreat Ruaha River
June – November
ExploreWestern Circuit
Off-the-beaten-path destinations such as Gombe and Mahale, famous for chimpanzee tracking and pristine lakeside scenery.
Western CircuitNational Park
Katavi National Park
Tanzania's most remote park — untouched wilderness with massive hippo pools and buffalo herds in spectacular concentrations.
Remote & UntouchedMassive Buffalo HerdsHippo PoolsAuthentic Wilderness
July – October
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The majestic highlands and volcanic landscapes of northern Tanzania, including Mount Kilimanjaro and Mount Meru.
NorthernMountain
Mount Kilimanjaro
The Roof of Africa at 5,895m — climb the world's tallest free-standing mountain through five climate zones to the iconic Uhuru Peak.
Roof of Africa5,895m Summit5 Climate ZonesUhuru Peak
January – March, June – October
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