The typical image of African tourism involves what we see on nature programs - lions, buffalo, and other wildlife - but Tanzania holidays are more varied. This African paradise offers several options, some already well-known, others not so much so. There's truly something for every sort of outdoor enthusiast.
Tanzania is home to the legendary Mount Kilimanjaro, the tallest free-standing mountain in the world. But Kilimanjaro isn't alone. There is also Mount Meru, a challenging three-day climb that takes one through lush rain-forests before the real ascent begins.
Hiking tours are available through the Crater Highlands. Hikers begin at Ngorongoro Crater and enjoy the spectacular Masai country landscape. Your trek ends at the fascinating Ol Donyo Lengai volcano.
You can fish off-shore for swordfish, tuna, marlin and barracuda, or you can fish in freshwater lakes. Since Tanzanian fishing isn't as well-known as fishing in Kenya, you'll likely find less tourist congestion, and a more truly relaxing experience.
Everyone knows the world-famous Serengeti National Park. Here is where you'll find everything from lion and leopard to rhino and crocodile. The best time to see the predators is between June and October. Between December and July you can view the huge migrations of wildebeest. Tours are available via vehicle and on foot, but also by hot air balloon.
While the Serengeti is probably the most famous game preserve in the world, the country is divided into four safari regions, and the Serengeti is only in the northernmost of these. The largest game preserve in all of Africa is in the South. The Selous Game Preserve offers magnificent vistas.
The Serengeti is home to one of the most legendary of African indigenous peoples, the friendly and noble Masai. Their cultural heritage includes a wealth of rock drawings, stretching back through time, and the fascinating "singing rocks". Then there's the thriving capitol, Dar As Salaam. Your only problem will be deciding which of many Tanzania holidays is the right holiday for you.
Tanzania is home to the legendary Mount Kilimanjaro, the tallest free-standing mountain in the world. But Kilimanjaro isn't alone. There is also Mount Meru, a challenging three-day climb that takes one through lush rain-forests before the real ascent begins.
Hiking tours are available through the Crater Highlands. Hikers begin at Ngorongoro Crater and enjoy the spectacular Masai country landscape. Your trek ends at the fascinating Ol Donyo Lengai volcano.
You can fish off-shore for swordfish, tuna, marlin and barracuda, or you can fish in freshwater lakes. Since Tanzanian fishing isn't as well-known as fishing in Kenya, you'll likely find less tourist congestion, and a more truly relaxing experience.
Everyone knows the world-famous Serengeti National Park. Here is where you'll find everything from lion and leopard to rhino and crocodile. The best time to see the predators is between June and October. Between December and July you can view the huge migrations of wildebeest. Tours are available via vehicle and on foot, but also by hot air balloon.
While the Serengeti is probably the most famous game preserve in the world, the country is divided into four safari regions, and the Serengeti is only in the northernmost of these. The largest game preserve in all of Africa is in the South. The Selous Game Preserve offers magnificent vistas.
The Serengeti is home to one of the most legendary of African indigenous peoples, the friendly and noble Masai. Their cultural heritage includes a wealth of rock drawings, stretching back through time, and the fascinating "singing rocks". Then there's the thriving capitol, Dar As Salaam. Your only problem will be deciding which of many Tanzania holidays is the right holiday for you.
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