The world's largest intact volcanic caldera, 600 m deep and 20 km wide, a UNESCO site, home to about 25,000 animals including black rhinos, lions and elephants.
Vehicles may only stay in the crater for a set time. Go down at first light. It's between Arusha and the Serengeti.
A snake park and reptile centre on the road west of Arusha, with mambas, cobras, pythons and puff adders, plus crocodiles and tortoises.
Endless plains with more than a million wildebeest and zebras on the Great Migration, and one of the highest densities of lions in Africa, a UNESCO s…
A park of giant baobab trees and huge herds of elephants, especially in the dry season (June to October), when animals gather along the Tarangire Riv…
At 5,895 m, Kilimanjaro is the highest mountain in Africa and the highest free-standing mountain in the world, and you can walk to the summit without…
Zanzibar's northern beaches, where the tides change little, with white sand and turquoise water good for swimming all day.
Southern Tanzania's wild parks: Ruaha has huge elephant herds, lions and baobabs, and Nyerere National Park (formerly Selous) offers boat safaris on …
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