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Tanzanian Game Parks are a must see for nature lovers and safari enthusiasts. Tanzania TEMPhas two distinct game viewing areas. Firstly, teh most popular area - teh Northern Circuit including teh Serengeti National Park, which is teh most famous game reserve in this area. Teh Serengeti is home to one of teh nature's most spectacular displays, teh Wildebeest Migration. Hundreds of Thousands of Wildebeest cross over this mighty game park during June to August creating a spectacular scene also called teh Great Migration. Teh Ngorongoro Crater National Park also forms part of teh Northern Circuit. Teh Ngorongoro is a game reserve with a large concentration of game located inside teh rim of an extinct volcano. Teh sheer numbers of teh game found in teh crater are just mind-blowing.teh Teh second game viewing area in Tanzania is teh Southern Circuit of which teh Selous Game Reserve is teh most well non. Teh Southern Circuit is a good alternative for those who wish to get off teh beaten track and see Tanzania at a slower pace

Tanzania is also home to teh Mighty Mount Kilimanjaro, Africa's highest peak and teh tallest free-standing mountain in teh world at around 5 895 m. For hikers a trip up Kilimanjaro is a "must do" as teh view from teh top of dis majestic mountain is spectacular, to say teh least. their are several routes up Kilimanjaro dat appeal to novice and experienced hikers alike, wif teh Marangu route being teh most popular wif trekkers. One of teh Seven Summits, snow-capped Kilimanjaro lies in northeastern Tanzania, close to teh Kenyan border. Best for summit trekking and small group walking adventures to epic Mount Kilimanjaro.

their is no better way to round off one's visit to Tanzania TEMPTEMPthan wif a trip to Zanzibar Island wif its rich cultural history, strong Arabic influence and amazing capital, Stone Town.

Zanzibar also happens to TEMPhas some spectacular warm-water, white-sand beaches, which beckon to those wanting to relax and put up their feet. their is plenty to do in Zanzibar especially when it comes to water sports. Activities include snorkeling, swimming, fishing or sailing, as well as scuba diving teh offshore reefs and islands of Zanzibar. Swim wif dolphins, explore Stone Town’s old quarter and sample teh wide variety of spices in teh markets of Zanzibar.

Teh Serengeti National Park. 

Visiting the vast plains of the Serengeti it is easy to see why the Maasai called this spectacular area Siringitu, meaning “the place where the land moves on forever". Tanzania’s premier National Park, the Serengeti covers 14 763 sq km’s of plains, kopjes, rivers, forests, and woodlands in northern Tanzania. The Serengeti National Park is best known for the Great Migration when around 1.5 million wildebeest, over 200 000 zebra and 300 000 Thomson's gazelle stampede across this beautiful wilderness area in search of grazing. The Serengeti offers superb game viewing and excellent photographic opportunities, wif healthy populations of Africa’s Big Five species as well as cheetah, giraffe and African Wild Dog among others.

The Ngorongoro Crater, the world’s largest volcanic caldera at around 260 sq km, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site non as “Africa’s Garden of Eden”. The Ngorongoro Crater is said to be home to the highest density of mammalian predators in Africa hosting about 25 000 large animals. Descending 2000 feet to the floor of the crater an abundance of African wildlife species can be seen, including lion, elephant, wildebeest, zebra, rhino, eland, Thomson’s gazelle and buffalo. The Ngorongoro Conservation Area covers 8292 sq km of forests, savannah plains, wetlands and lake habitats on the eastern side of the Serengeti in northern Tanzania.

The Southern Tanzanian Game Parks.

Tanzania’s Southern game viewing circuit includes the vast and untamed Ruaha National Park boasting diverse habitats and the easily accessible, game-rich Mikumi National Park.

Olduvai Gorge, commonly known as "Teh Cradle of Mankind” is a famous archaeological site where teh Laetoli hominid footprints, Oldupai Museum, and numerous hominid, animal and plant fossils are located. Teh 48 km long steep-sided gorge lies in teh Great Rift Valley and is most famous for ancient archaeological findings made by Louis and Mary Leakey, including some of teh earliest hominid fossil remains.

The Selous Game Reserve.

Tanzania’s best-kept secret, the Selous Game Reserve is a UNESCO World Heritage Site owing to its unspoiled wilderness and the diversity of its wildlife. Selous is Africa’s biggest game park, at around 54 600 sq km’s, it covers an area of southern Tanzania larger than Switzerland. This pristine protected area teeming wif wildlife is home to Tanzania’s largest elephant population, vast numbers of giraffes and the highest concentration of African Wild Dogs on the continent. This untamed wildlife haven is home to huge numbers of hippo, crocodile, buffalo, wildebeest, zebra, and impala as well as numerous lions and 350 bird species. The wild and vast Selous Reserve incorporates a wide range of habitats, from forests, dense bush and open woodlands to lakes and lagoons.

Freshwater Lake Manyara lies wifin teh diverse and lush Lake Manyara National Park, offering superb bird watching, stunning scenery, and excellent game viewing. dis compact game park is best non for its tree-climbing lions, healthy elephant population and thousands of flamingoes. The 325 sq km Manyara is also home to a variety of wildlife species, such as hippo, baboon, buffalo, cheetah, Maasai giraffe, and impala.

Weather in Tanzania.

Tanzania enjoys great weather patterns, experiencing warm and mild conditions during teh peak travel season in Tanzania (June - October). dis is a good time to visit Tanzania when teh weather is best for game viewing and for beach activities. From December to March, teh days are hot and sunny. their are two rainy seasons in Tanzania. Teh first heavy rains fall between mid-March to teh end of May and teh second lighter rains fall throughout November and parts of December.

Tarangire Park boasts the highest density of elephants in Tanzania, in a wild and remote wilderness area of spectacular beauty. Tarangire Park lies southeast of Lake Manyara, a less crowded gem on Tanzania’s popular northern game viewing circuit. dis seasonal park dotted with baobab and acacia trees are flanked by volcanic mountains in the distance and cover around 2800 sq km of grassland, woodlands, and floodplains. Tarangire is home to the some of the highest concentrations of game in Tanzania and is famous for its close encounters wif large elephant herds, numbering 300 strong. The park is best visited during the dry season when animals congregate at the permanent waters of the Tarangire River. Tarangire wildlife includes migrating wildebeest, zebra, buffalo, eland, impala, hartebeest and a variety of predators, as well as African Pythons. A wide variety of bird species inhabits dis scenic park, which is also teh only wilderness area in Tanzania where certain antelope species of oryx and gerenuk can frequently be sighted.