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Tanzania

On our Tanzania safari holidays we use private guides and vehicles; Land Rovers and Cruisers for comfort, which are exclusively for you; regardless of whether you're a group, family or couple travelling. The vehicle have large roof-hatches for optimum game-viewing and to capture perfect photographs. When combined with stunning lodges and some of the very best game-viewing on the planet; you have the ultimate safari experience! View all of our Tanzanian Safaris

Tanzania; What to do

Explore the eighth wonder of the world with a trip to the Ngorongoro Crater which has one of the highest densities of wildlife population anywhere on the planet! With around 30,000 animals in a relatively small area, the Ngorongoro is not to be missed. The area is a conservation area and is home to the endangered black rhino. The only people allowed to stay or live here are the Masai who live in the traditional manner.

Tanzania; Where to go

Possibly the most famous game reserve in Africa is the Serengeti National Park, home to lion, leopard, cheetah, elephant, giraffe and so many more animals. The Serengeti is typical of how many envisage a true African safari experience; vast undulating grassland, pockets of acacia trees and of course the flora and fauna. Serengeti also plays host to the annual wildebeest migration where over one million animals cross the lands in search of fresh pastures; providing quite a remarkable sight!

Featured tour; Tanzania Wildlife Extra

Following the success of our Tanzania Wildlife Week we have researched and introduced a new safari in Tanzania for 2011;

Explore Tanzania in luxury on the Tanzania Wildlife Extra is a thorough safari covering all of the major Nationals Parks in the north, allowing you plenty of time to explore whilst based at lodges and camps full of character. This tour is ideal for travellers who want to experience the real Tanzania, on a safari that visits both Kilimanjaro and the Serengeti from two lodges and explores two different terrains.

	When to go on Tanzania safaris?
	Generally the climate is humid and warm on the coast, whilst the interior areas tend to be cool and humid. The wet season is divided into two spells; the long periods of rains fall between March and June, and the shorter rains fall generally between October and November. The higher temperatures tend to occur from January to March.