Look forward to a great experience. Whether you are in the stunning Serengeti, the awe-inspiring Kilimanjaro, the remote and almost untouched Katavi and Mahale Conservancies, or any of the other national parks, you will encounter an amazing diversity and concentration of animal and plant species. In the twelve national parks you will find a real piece of Africa.
Leave your footprints in the equatorial snow on Africa’s highest peak, hike through the endless, sun-drenched savannah, sail on the continent’s deepest sea, marvel at the Great Rift Valley and immerse yourself in the unique, wonderful flora and fauna. Tanzania is a paradise for bird lovers: most of the countless bird species occurring south of the Sahara can be observed here.

A safari in Tanzania can be as comfortable or as adventurous as you want it to be. The selection of accommodation options ranges from simple campsites to first-class lodges. In the national parks you can fish, track chimpanzees, bird watch, climb mountains, go boating, canoeing or hot air ballooning, go on safari by car or on foot, picnic in the bush and also visit marine parks which offer some of the best diving opportunities in the Indian Ocean.
As guardian of a growing number of protected areas of great importance not only nationally but also internationally, Tanzania National Parks (TANAPA) ensures that the flora and fauna you enjoy today will be preserved for generations to come. Tanzania is keen to improve the infrastructure of its existing parks while creating new national parks.

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