History and culture in Tanzania is perhaps as rich and alluring as its outdoors. Get to know the traditions of the Swahili people, meet Maasai warriors and nomadic tribes. Explore the remnants of the ancient trade route from the era of the Sultans, and discover the buzzing vibe of Dar es Salaam, Tanzania’s first city. Let us introduce you to East Africa’s rising star - we promise a journey like no other.
From the vast wilderness of the Serengeti to the world’s highest volcano, Mt Kilimanjaro, a gorgeous East African coastline and the basin of the River Nile, Tanzania dazzles with its incredible natural landscapes. The country’s magnificent game reserves make it one of the finest safari destinations in the world, renowned for epic sightings of the wildebeest migration and other charismatic wildlife, like giraffes, lions, and zebras. Zanzibar’s white sand, palm-lined coastline is the stuff of postcards, and with 1000 kilometres of coast along the Indian ocean, Tanzania’s beach life can be as active or laid-back as you like, with plenty of opportunities to go diving and exploring.
History and culture in Tanzania is perhaps as rich and alluring as its outdoors. Get to know the traditions of the Swahili people, meet Maasai warriors and nomadic tribes. Explore the remnants of the ancient trade route from the era of the Sultans, and discover the buzzing vibe of Dar es Salaam, Tanzania’s first city. Let us introduce you to East Africa’s rising star - we promise a journey like no other.
Check in to a luxurious fly-camp that blends seamlessly into the wilderness, inviting you to explore Africa’s wild side. White sheets, a warm-water bucket shower and eco-loo complete the ‘back-to-nature’ experience. True peace and seclusion offer unparalleled romance and create lifelong memories for families or close-knit friends as you experience the Serengeti like never before.
A delicious lunch with grilled fish, local lobster, rice and tropical fruits awaits on an uninhabited, quiet sandbank in the ocean. For company, you’ll have ghost crabs scurrying across the golden sands and hundreds of birds up in the sky. After a delicious meal, relax on the sand, listening to the waves lapping against the shore and the sounds of nature.
One of the greatest spectacles of the wild world, the annual migration of the wildebeest across Northern Tanzania and Kenya is a sight to behold. Massive herds, over 2 million strong, surge through the Serengeti in search of green pasture. Zebras and gazelles also accompany the wildebeest, resulting in magnificent wildlife sightings.
The forested slopes of the Mahale Mountain National Park, on the banks of Lake Tanganyika, are one of the last protected habitats of the elusive chimpanzee. The park has the largest chimpanzee population in the country, and the only park where chimpanzees and lions exist side by side. Spend a morning trekking the Mahale mountains in search of the majestic creatures.
The Hadzabe people are ancient hunter-gatherers who inhabit the land near Lake Eyasi, a gorgeous soda lake that’s part of the Great Rift Valley of East Africa. Learn about their unchanged, traditional way of life and harmony with the earth, including their time-honoured hunting techniques, survival skills, food preparation and cultural norms.
Perched on a coral outcrop in the midst of the Indian ocean, The Rock is a postcard-perfect restaurant known for its glorious views. During low tide, it’s possible to wade to the restaurant from the beach, and during high tide, a small fishing boat transports guests across the water to the magical setting.
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