Serengeti NationalPark
Serengeti National Park is one of Africa’s most celebrated wilderness areas, a vast landscape of open grasslands, wooded savannahs, rocky kopjes and seasonal rivers stretching across northern Tanzania. Its name comes from the Maasai word siringit, meaning “endless plains”, an appropriate description of a landscape where wildlife moves across seemingly limitless horizons. The Serengeti is […]
Tarangire National Park
Tarangire National Park is a distinctive wilderness of ancient baobabs, open savannah, seasonal wetlands and woodland in northern Tanzania. Named after the Tarangire River that runs through the park, the landscape becomes particularly important to wildlife during the dry season, when animals gather around the river and the remaining permanent water sources. The park is […]
Katavi National Park
Katavi National Park is one of Tanzania’s most remote and least-visited wilderness destinations, offering an exceptionally wild safari experience far from the country’s more established northern safari routes. Covering vast areas of open grassland, woodland, seasonal floodplains and river systems, Katavi is defined by its isolation, dramatic landscapes and impressive concentrations of wildlife during the […]
Mikumi National Park
Mikumi National Park is one of Tanzania’s most accessible safari destinations, protecting an expansive landscape of open grasslands, woodland, seasonal wetlands and rocky hills in the eastern part of the country. The park forms part of the larger Selous–Nyerere ecosystem and offers a diverse safari experience within a landscape framed by the dramatic Uluguru Mountains. […]
Lake Natron National Park
ake Natron is one of northern Tanzania’s most distinctive landscapes, lying beneath the active volcanic landscape of the Gregory Rift Valley near the border with Kenya. The shallow, highly alkaline lake is fed mainly by the Ewaso Ng’iro River and seasonal streams, while intense evaporation concentrates minerals and salts in the water. The result is […]