TANZANIA WILDLIFE PARKS
A tour in Tanzania. The land, the parks, and the animals. Thanks for coming to our world of wonder.
Tanzania wildlife parks and game reserves are great places to get in touch with nature, whether you want to walk through the savannah with millions of wildebeests, go trekking through the rainforest with monkeys and antelope, or go down into a strange volcanic crater full of all kinds of animals.
A World Full of Surprises
Tanzania is the only place where you can find animal parks with thousands of lions and elephants. There are more giraffes here than anywhere else in the world, so you can walk among them.
You can climb the world’s tallest freestanding mountain, go on a canoe adventure, enjoy the company of endless heavenly pink flamingos, and be amazed by lions that climb trees.
Tanzania’s animals that sneak up on you, swing from trees, fly through the air, and run will move, sound, and look in ways that will touch you deeply. Many times, our parks are a place where safari-goers can relax and recharge. They are also safe havens for all kinds of wildlife.
Witness the Millions
A trip to the huge Serengeti National Park will let you get close to huge groups of wildebeest and zebra. Tens of thousands of new calves are born on the vast fields in February and March, which is calving season.
A few months later, in June, the great herds will end and be replaced by The Great Migration, the world’s biggest animal migration in search of water and taller grasses to eat.
Big cats from the Serengeti are always close by; there are over 3,000 of them. There are a lot of predators and grazers in this savannah, and their ancient rhythms of life can be heard.
Taking off into the sky
As far as the eye can see, its steep sides rise into the clouds.
It’s a symbol of Africa’s beauty and all its prospects, and every year thousands of people hike up to climb it.
Mountain Kilimanjaro is the tallest hill in Africa and the world’s biggest mountain that stands alone. On this thrilling, once-in-a-lifetime trip, we’ll help you conquer its hills.
Not What You Expected
There are a lot of strange things about Lake Manyara National Park. The alkaline lake takes up most of the area. And on top of this beautiful body of water is a huge pink painting of flamingos that are drawn to the algae in the lake.
The park’s famous tree-climbing cats are another strange thing you might not expect to see. If you look up at the leaves of an acacia tree, you might see a sleeping lion.
Not too many tourists, but interesting
Your northern Tanzania safari starts in the town of Arusha. Not far away is Arusha National Park, a smaller area with a lot of different animals and plants. The park is known for its still-active volcano, Mt. Meru, and it has many fun things to do.
Arusha has seven algae lakes that are a nice change of color. You can go on a boat safari on these lakes and probably see giraffes, since there are more of them here than anywhere else in the world. Plus, you can hike in this small park through rainforests, alpine moorlands, and even a tiny Serengeti.
To see over 3,000 big tuskers, which is a great place to visit if you like elephants, which who doesn’t? There are also more than 700 lions, wildebeests, cows, and zebras. The only animals the park doesn’t have enough of are humans! In this little-known area, you’ll see more animals than people.
