Serengeti
Endless plains, year-round big cat sightings and the Great Migration in Tanzania's most famous national park.
Country guide
Tanzania is home to some of Africa's most celebrated wildlife areas. The Serengeti and the Ngorongoro Crater are among the continent's best places to see lions, elephants and the Great Migration. Tarangire is known for its baobabs and elephant herds, and Lake Manyara, Ruaha and Selous (Nyerere) add variety. Mount Kilimanjaro rises in the north, and the spice island of Zanzibar offers beach time at the end of a safari.
Endless plains, year-round big cat sightings and the Great Migration in Tanzania's most famous national park.
The world's largest intact volcanic caldera, a natural amphitheatre packed with wildlife.
Giant baobab trees, big elephant herds and the Tarangire River draw wildlife in the dry season.
A compact park of groundwater forest, an alkaline lake and Rift Valley escarpment, known for its birdlife and tree-climbing lions.
A small, varied park near Arusha with Mount Meru, colobus monkeys, giraffe and the Momella Lakes.
The base for northern Tanzania safaris, with Kilimanjaro International Airport an hour away.
The foothill town of Moshi beneath Africa's highest mountain, with waterfalls, coffee farms and Chagga villages.
A spice island of white beaches, turquoise water and the historic alleys of Stone Town.
Tanzania's largest city and coastal gateway, with ferry and flight connections to Zanzibar and the southern parks.
Arusha • Serengeti
Three nights in the Serengeti with game drives in Tanzania's most famous national park.
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