Saanane National Park
SAANANE NATIONAL PARK Overview Nestled on the shores of Lake Victoria, Saanane National Park stands as a testament to Tanzania’s commitment to preserving its natural heritage. Established in 2013, it holds the distinction of being the smallest national park in Tanzania, covering approximately 2.18 square kilometers. Despite its modest size, Saanane is a captivating destination […]
Mount Meru
MOUNT MERU Overview Nestled in the northern reaches of Tanzania, Mount Meru stands as a majestic sentinel, often overshadowed by its famous neighbor, Mount Kilimanjaro. Despite this, Mount Meru boasts its own unique allure, offering adventurers a challenging climb and captivating landscapes. With its peak soaring to 4,566 meters (14,980 feet), Mount Meru provides a […]
Mount Ol Doinyo Lengai
MOUNT OL DOINYO LENGAI Overview Nestled in the Eastern Rift Valley of Tanzania, Mount Ol Doinyo Lengai commands attention as an iconic stratovolcano, revered both for its cultural significance among the Maasai people and its geological uniqueness. Standing at an elevation of 2,878 meters (9,442 feet), this active volcano, known as the “Mountain of God” […]
Mkomazi National Park
MKOMAZI NATIONAL PARK Overview The Mkomazi National Park is located in the northern part of Tanzania, between Moshi and Tanga. The park finds itself in a beautiful setting with both the Pare and Usambara mountains towering above its boundaries. Depending on the weather, Mount Kilimanjaro can also be seen from the park. In terms of […]
Arusha National Park
ARUSHA NATIONAL PARK Overview Arusha National Park, situated in the northern expanse of Tanzania, is a jewel in the country’s array of natural wonders. Established in 1960, this relatively compact national park spans around 137 square kilometers but packs a punch with its diverse landscapes and rich biodiversity. From the imposing heights of Mount Meru […]
Katavi National Park
KATAVI NATIONAL PARK Overview Katavi National Park is located on the western side of Tanzania between lakes Tanganyika and Rukwa. Within the park’s 4,471-kilometre area, you can find the full range of wildlife including the elusive sable and roan antelopes. The park also features Tanzania’s densest concentrations of hippopotami and crocodiles. Some 4,000 elephants roam […]
Mahale Mountains National Park
MAHALE MOUNTAINS NATIONAL PARK Overview Accessible only by twice weekly or private charter air service from Arusha, Dar es Salaam, and certain parks, Mahale Mountains National Park is one of Africa’s most exclusive areas. The park itself measures 1,613 square kilometers and has an extensive shoreline along Lake Tanganyika. The most popular activity in the […]
Gombe Stream National Park
GOMBE STREAM NATIONAL PARK Overview Tucked away on Tanzania’s western border at Lake Tanganyika is Gombe Stream National Park. The park was made famous by Jane Goodall’s research into the chimpanzees found there. At only 52 square kilometers, Gombe is Tanzania’s smallest National Park. The main attraction here is the chimpanzees. Visitors can arrange daily […]
Saadani National Park
SAADANI NATIONAL PARK Overview Saadani National Park is set on the coast of Tanzania north of Dar es Salaam. Here you can experience untamed, untouched East Africa combined with the beauty of the Indian Ocean. A visit here offers several aspects of Tanzania in a concentrated area. The sandy beach is home to fishermen reeling […]
Udzungwa mountains National Park
UDZUNGWA MOUNTAINS NATIONAL PARK Overview The Udzungwa Mountains National Park is perhaps one of the least-known treasures of Tanzania. Within this park’s 1,990 square kilometers is a hiker’s paradise. A four-hour hike in the bush and hills is rewarded with a spectacular view of the Sanje Waterfall cascading 170 meters to the forested valley below. […]
