Things To Do In Tanzania

Tanzania offers a wealth of activities for travelers, ranging from exciting wildlife safaris and historical tours to relaxing beach holidays. Here are the top 20 activities you can enjoy across the country. Experience the adventure and beauty Tanzania has to offer beyond its iconic national parks.

Hot Air Balloon Safari

Fly over the Serengeti plains for a unique wildlife experience from above.

Relax at Zanzibar Beaches

Unwind and swim in the turquoise waters of Zanzibar’s pristine beaches.

Coffee Tour in Kilimanjaro

Visit a local coffee plantation and learn about Tanzania’s rich coffee culture.

Boat Safari in Saadani

Enjoy a boat ride along the Wami River and see hippos and crocodiles.

Dar es Salaam City Tour

Explore Tanzania’s largest city and discover its historical and cultural sites.

Kayaking in Pangani

Paddle through tranquil waters and explore Tanzania’s coastline by kayak.

Scuba Diving in Pemba

Explore vibrant coral reefs and marine life in the clear waters of Pemba.

Stone Town Tour

Wander through the winding alleys of historic Stone Town in Zanzibar.

Climb Mount Kilimanjaro

Trek to the top of Africa’s tallest mountain for a once-in-a-lifetime experience.

Visit a Maasai Village

Learn about the culture and traditions of the Maasai people.

Snorkeling in Mafia Island

Discover colorful fish and coral reefs while snorkeling in crystal-clear waters.

Hiking in Magoroto Forest

Explore the lush rainforest and scenic trails of Magoroto.

Kite Surfing in Zanzibar

Feel the thrill of kite surfing along Zanzibar’s windy beaches.

Mtoni Palace Ruins Tour

Visit the ruins of Sultan Seyyid’s palace and immerse in history.

Horseback Riding in Arusha

Ride through scenic landscapes and experience Tanzania on horseback.

Tanzanian Cooking Class

Learn to cook authentic Tanzanian dishes with local chefs.

Uluguru Mountains Trek

Hike through the Uluguru Mountains for breathtaking views.

Zanzibar Spice Tour

Explore Zanzibar’s famous spice farms and learn about the island’s spice trade.

Tanzania National Parks

Discover some of the most remarkable national parks in Tanzania. Each offers unique wildlife experiences and landscapes.

Serengeti National Park

Witness the Great Migration and spot the Big Five in this world-renowned park.

Ngorongoro Crater

A UNESCO World Heritage Site, this crater hosts an incredible concentration of wildlife.

Tarangire National Park

Famous for its large elephant herds and ancient baobab trees.

Ruaha National Park

A lesser-known gem, perfect for those seeking a remote safari experience.

Lake Manyara National Park

Known for its tree-climbing lions and flamingo-filled lakes.

Selous Game Reserve

A vast, untamed wilderness offering boat safaris and walking safaris.

Mikumi National Park

A popular choice for wildlife viewing, especially for seeing large herds of buffalo, giraffes, and elephants.

Katavi National Park

One of the most remote parks, offering unspoiled wilderness, huge herds of buffalo, and a rich diversity of wildlife.

Gombe Stream National Park

Renowned for Jane Goodall’s chimpanzee research, this park offers an intimate primate experience in lush tropical forests.

Mahale Mountains National Park

A paradise for primate lovers, this park is home to wild chimpanzees and sits beautifully alongside Lake Tanganyika.

Mkomazi National Park

This park plays a critical role in protecting endangered species like the black rhino and wild dog.

Udzungwa Mountains National Park

A hikers’ paradise, famous for its unique species of plants and animals, including endemic monkeys and birds.

Rubondo Island National Park

This island park in Lake Victoria offers boat safaris and birdwatching, with a unique mix of forest and water habitats.

Saadani National Park

The only park in Tanzania where the beach meets the bush, Saadani is the perfect combination of wildlife and coastline.

Kitulo National Park

Known as the "Garden of God," Kitulo is famous for its beautiful wildflowers and unique biodiversity.

Travel Advice

Kilimanjaro Trekking Tips

Climbing Mount Kilimanjaro is a thrilling and challenging adventure. Whether you are a seasoned climber or a first-timer, these essential tips will help you prepare for a successful summit. From selecting the right route to understanding the importance of acclimatization, every detail contributes to your experience. Book early, pack smart, and plan for the best time of year to embark on this unforgettable journey to Africa’s highest peak.

Book Early

Ensure your spot by booking early, especially during popular trekking seasons from June to October and December to February.

Choose the Right Route

Select a Kilimanjaro route that suits your fitness level, experience, and desired scenery. Machame and Lemosho are scenic, while Marangu offers huts.

Acclimatize Properly

Give yourself the best chance of reaching the summit by choosing a longer route for better acclimatization. Slow and steady wins the race!

Pack Smart

Bring high-quality gear for all weather conditions. Proper layers, a warm sleeping bag, and sturdy boots are essential for a comfortable climb.

Stay Hydrated

Staying hydrated is critical at high altitudes. Drink plenty of water during your trek, even when you're not feeling thirsty.

Get Travel Insurance

Make sure you have comprehensive travel insurance that covers trekking up to 6,000 meters, including medical evacuation in case of emergencies.

Mt Kilimanjaro Packing Checklist

Prepare for the challenge of a lifetime with our essential Mount Kilimanjaro packing list. With unpredictable weather and changing altitudes, the right gear will help you conquer Africa’s highest peak.

Layered Clothing

Bring moisture-wicking base layers, insulating mid-layers, and a waterproof outer layer to stay warm and dry across different altitudes.

Hiking Boots

Invest in sturdy, waterproof hiking boots with good ankle support. Make sure they’re broken in to avoid blisters on the trek.

Headlamp

A reliable headlamp with extra batteries is crucial for early starts and summit night when you'll be trekking in the dark.

Water Bottles & Hydration Systems

Staying hydrated is key. Bring water bottles or a hydration bladder that can hold at least 3 liters, along with purification tablets or filters.

Trekking Poles

Trekking poles help with stability and reduce strain on your knees during steep ascents and descents.

Sunscreen & Lip Balm

Protect your skin from intense UV rays at higher altitudes with high-SPF sunscreen and a lip balm with UV protection.

Why Choose Us?

Discover why we're the best choice for your African safari adventure.

Years of Experience

With over 07 years of experience, we provide the most authentic and safe safari adventures in Tanzania.

Safety First

Your safety is our top priority. Our guides are trained in first aid and wildlife safety procedures.

Local Expertise

Our guides are local experts who know the wildlife and landscapes intimately, offering an enriching experience.

Eco-Friendly

We are committed to sustainable tourism practices to protect wildlife and support local communities.

Licenses & Certifications

Our Licenses

We are fully licensed to operate as a tour company in Tanzania. Below are our essential certifications:

TALA License Number: 019504

Our TALA license guarantees authorized and secure safari adventures, ensuring compliance with regulations for your peace of mind while traveling.

VAT/TIN: 168952937

Our VAT/TIN number confirms our adherence to tax regulations, promoting transparency and integrity in all business transactions with our clients.

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